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Delivers CDC events via HTTP POST/PUT to any URL.
Features:
- URL templates for per-table routing (${source.table})
- Custom headers with ${ENV_VAR} expansion (Bearer, Basic, API key)
- Batch mode: JSON array in one request, or per-event requests
- Retry on 5xx, 408, 429, connection errors, timeouts
- Auth errors (401/403) fail immediately
- DLQ-eligible routing errors (URL template failures)
- Connection pooling via reqwest
Integration tests (8): single event, batch per-event, batch mode array,
auth error (no retry), 5xx retries, URL template routing, custom headers,
connection refused retries. All use local axum test server.
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What
New HTTP/Webhook sink that delivers CDC events via HTTP POST/PUT to any URL.
${source.table})${ENV_VAR}expansion (Bearer, Basic, API key)Why
Universal integration point - any system can consume HTTP. No Kafka/NATS/Redis required. Enables: internal services, serverless functions, third-party APIs, webhooks. Completes the "try DeltaForge in 5 minutes" story with zero infrastructure dependencies.
Testing
8 integration tests using local axum HTTP server (no Docker needed):
${source.table}resolved)Checklist
cargo test)cargo fmt)