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   Now, let's talk a little bit about the contents of the 1.0 release.
   
  -This version continues the efforts we've begun in link:/blog/2019/10/02/debezium-0-10-0-final-released/[0.10] to make sure the emitted event structures and configuration options of the connectors are correct and consistent.
  +This version continues the effort we began in link:/blog/2019/10/02/debezium-0-10-0-final-released/[0.10] to make sure the emitted event structures and configuration options of the connectors are correct and consistent.
   While we've always been very careful to ensure a smooth upgrading experience, you can expect even more stability in this regard going forward after the 1.0 release.
   
   We've expanded the test coverage of databases (Postgres 12, SQL Server 2019),
  
positive.code: _Aaron Rosenberg, Addison Higham, Adrian Kreuziger, Akshath Patkar, Alexander Kovryga, Amit Sela, Andreas Bergmeier, Andras Istvan Nagy, Andrew Garrett, Andrew Tongen, Andrey Pustovetov, Anton Martynov, Arkoprabho Chakraborti, artiship, Ashhar Hasan, Attila Szucs, Barry LaFond, Bartosz Miedlar, Ben Williams, Bin Li, Bingqin Zhou, Braden Staudacher, Brandon Brown, Brandon Maguire, Cheng Pan, Ching Tsai, Chris Cranford, Chris Riccomini, Christian Posta, Chuck Ha, Cliff Wheadon, Collin Van Dyck, Cyril Scetbon, David Chen, David Feinblum, David Leibovic, David Szabo, Deepak Barr, Denis Mikhaylov, Dennis Campagna, Dennis Persson, Duncan Sands, Echo Xu, Eero Koplimets, Emrul Islam, Eric S. Kreiseir, Ewen Cheslack-Postava, Felix Eckhardt, Gagan Agrawal, Grant Cooksey, Guillaume Rosauro, Gunnar Morling, Gurnaaz Randhawa, Grzegorz Kołakowski, Hans-Peter Grahsl, Henryk Konsek, Horia Chiorean, Ian Axelrod, Ilia Bogdanov, Ivan Kovbas, Ivan Lorenz, Ivan Luzyanin, Ivan San Jose, Ivan Vucina, Jakub Cechacek, Jaromir Hamala, Javier Holguera, Jeremy Finzel, Jiri Pechanec, Johan Venant, John Martin, Jon Casstevens, Jordan Bragg, Jork Zijlstra, Josh Arenberg, Josh Stanfield, Joy Gao, Jure Kajzer, Keith Barber, Kevin Pullin, Kewen Chao, Krizhan Mariampillai, Leo Mei, Lev Zemlyanov, Listman Gamboa, Liu Hanlin, Luis Garcés-Erice, Maciej Bryński, MaoXiang Pan, Mario Mueller, Mariusz Strzelecki, Matteo Capitanio, Mathieu Rozieres, Matthias Wessendorf, Mike Graham, Mincong Huang, Moira Tagle, Muhammad Sufyian, Navdeep Agarwal, Nikhil Benesch, Olavi Mustanoja, Oliver Weiler, Olivier Lemasle, Omar Al-Safi, Ori Popowski, Orr Ganani, Peng Lyu, Peter Goransson, Peter Larsson, Philip Sanetra, Pradeep Mamillapalli, Prannoy Mittal, Preethi Sadagopan, pushpavanthar, Raf Liwoch, Ram Satish, Ramesh Reddy, Randall Hauch, Renato Mefi, Roman Kuchar, Sagar Rao, René Kerner, Rich O'Connell, Robert Coup, Sairam Polavarapu, Sanjay Kr Singh, Sanne Grinovero, Satyajit Vegesna, Saulius Valatka, Scofield Xu, Sherafudheen PM, Shivam Sharma, Shubham Rawat, Stanley Shyiko, Stathis Souris, Stephen Powis, Steven Siahetiong, Syed Muhammad Sufyian, Tautvydas Januskevicius, Taylor Rolison, Theofanis Despoudis, Thomas Deblock, Tom Bentley, Tomaz Lemos Fernandes, Tony Rizko, Wang-Yu-Chao, Wei Wu, WenZe Hu, William Pursell, Willie Cheong, Wout Scheepers, Yang Yang, Zheng Wang_
  
  You're amazing, and I would like to wholeheartedly thank each and everyone of you!
  I'm sure our community is continuing to grow in the future -- I'd love if we hit the mark of 200 contributors in 2020.
  
  Equally important are our users; interacting with you in the chat, on the mailing list or at conferences and meet-ups is what helps to drive the direction of the project:
  learning about your specific requirements and use cases (or bugs you've run into) is vital for deciding where to put the focus next.
  A big thank you to you, too!
  
  Some of you even have shared their experiences with Debezium in conference talks and blog posts.
  Nothing beats to hear the war stories from others and being able to learn from their experiences,
  so you speaking about your insights around Debezium and CDC is incredibly helpful and highly appreciated!
  
  == What's Next?
  
  Let's wrap up this post with an outlook to what's next in store for Debezium.
  
  After some long over-due holidays, we're planning to begin the work on Debezium 1.1 in January.
  Some of the potential features you can look forward to are:
  
negative.code: Since the https://github.com/debezium/debezium/commit/0a99ed67cd8f74d6f451b0a2d3809e23127e4698[initial commit] in November 2015,
  the Debezium community has worked tirelessly to realize the vision of building a comprehensive open-source low-latency platform for change data capture for a variety of databases.
  
  Within those four years, Debezium's feature set has grown tremendously: stable, highly configurable CDC connectors for MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB and SQL Server, incubating connectors for Apache Cassandra and Oracle, facilities for transforming and routing messages, support for design patterns such as the outbox pattern and much more.
  A very active, open and welcoming community of users, contributors and committers has formed around the project.
  Debezium is deployed to production at lots of organizations from all kinds of industries,
  partly with huge installations, using hundreds of connectors to stream data changes out of thousands of databases.
  