With Meroxa CLI version v1.3.0, we're introducing some changes on two commands that operate with Meroxa Connectors.

With Meroxa CLI version v1.2.0, we're adding the --no-headers option to any command that lists a Meroxa Platform resource.

This option is useful when performing scripting operations that depends on a specific number.

With Meroxa CLI version v1.1.0, we're introducing a new config command that lets users manage their Meroxa CLI configuration:

$ meroxa config # or `meroxa cfg`

Starting today, a public beta of the Microsoft SQL Server resource is available to all customers. Microsoft SQL Server resources can be provisioned in the typical manner in the dashboard or via the CLI:

$ meroxa resources create sourcedb --type sqlserver -u sqlserver://username:password@hostname:1433/dbname

For more information on the Microsoft SQL Server resource, please see the documentation). For any questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected].

The MySQL Connector is now graduated from Public Beta to generally available. This is available to all customers and is fully supported as a source and destination in all pipelines.

For any questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected] or reach out to us on Twitter.

A new Terraform Provider for Meroxa is available to all customers. The provider will enable you to provision, modify and destroy various objects on the Meroxa platform as code. This should make activities like rolling database credentials on the Meroxa Platform an automated process.

For more information, see the Meroxa Documentation on how to get started, or the provider on the Terraform Registry. For any questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected] or open an issue in our GitHub repo.

With Meroxa CLI version v1.0.0, we completed the sunset of our Meroxa's Legacy CLI as previously announced.

Moving forward, we encourage all of our customers to use v1.0.0 and beyond to ensure the best possible experience interacting with our Meroxa Platform.

To get the latest on the CLI, check out the Installation Guide.

In situations where your database doesn't have a public IP adresss, a typical pattern of accessing the database from the public Internet is using a bastion host and creating an SSH tunnel to reach it. The ability to create SSH Tunnels between Meroxa and your private databases is now in beta to all customers and is available as a configuration option on all resources.

For more information, please see the SSH Tunnel documentation. For

any questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected].

Starting today, a public beta of the MySQL resource is available to all customers. MySQL resources can be provisioned in the typical manner in the dashboard or via the CLI:

$ meroxa resources create sourcedb --type mysql -u mysql://username:password@hostname:3306/dbname

For more information on the MySQL resource, please see the documentation. For any questions or comments, please feel free to email us at [email protected].

In this guide, we will create a real-time data pipeline to create a delta table in BigQuery of changes from a PostgreSQL database using Meroxa. This pipeline will create, store, and update a table within BigQuery that contains a row for every insert, update, and delete operation from PostgreSQL.