How a Passthrough CDC Architecture Keeps Patient Data Off Vendor Infrastructure Entirely
Passthrough CDC keeps patient data off vendor servers entirely.
Passthrough CDC keeps patient data off vendor servers entirely.
Building LLM agents requires live operational data, not batch-processed warehouse snapshots.
Auditors examine encryption, logs, and access controls to verify CDC vendors handle PHI safely.
Build PHI replication pipelines without vendor storage using log-based CDC and idempotent writes.
Modern CDC tools need built-in policy to distinguish safe schema changes from dangerous ones.
Automatic schema evolution keeps source table changes from breaking live data pipelines.
Real-time change data capture replaces batch delays with event-driven updates for autonomous agents.
Three monitoring layers catch different CDC pipeline failures before data falls too far behind.
Schema changes in live CDC feeds require warehouse coordination to avoid data loss.
Removing middleware storage simplifies compliance but doesn't eliminate HIPAA or SOC 2 obligations.
Vendors must meet the same compliance standards as the databases they replicate from.
Coordinating three layers prevents duplicate rows and schema errors in live data pipelines.