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PostgreSQL
Your operational tables, read under the same row-level tenant wall the platform enforces.
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About
The PostgreSQL connector reads the operational tables your systems already write, through a dedicated database role, with incremental queries keyed on the timestamp or sequence columns you nominate. Row-level security is the point of the design: the connector's role sees only the rows its tenant policy allows, enforced by the database itself rather than by application code. That makes Postgres a safe way to feed an operator from a system of record you cannot or should not re-instrument.
The target design uses a cursor per table and requires verified tenant and source context. Writes remain confined to connector bookkeeping and use stable-key duplicate suppression. PostgreSQL is managed early access and requires deployment-specific validation.
Highlights
- Reads operational tables
- Row-level tenant isolation
- Writes use idempotency keys and single-flight controls to suppress duplicate effects on retry
- Provisioned with a deployment engineer through the early-access program
- Kind
- Connector
- Category
- Data & events
- Publisher
- Fibric
- Availability
- Early access
- Delivery
- Managed by Fibric; nothing to install
- Data direction
- Reads and writes
- Pricing
- Early access
- Sold by
- Fibric
- Support
- Developed and supported by Fibric
- Tags
- database, sql, tenancy, real-data
Authentication
A dedicated Postgres role governed by row-level security policies, its credentials stored in your tenant's secret store.
What it reads
- Rows from the tables you expose, read incrementally by cursor
- Schema changes on watched tables, surfaced as events
- Row counts and lag per watched table, for read health
What it can do
- Writes read cursors and processing marks to its own bookkeeping schema
- Tags records it has processed
How it works
1
Sense
Rows from the tables you expose, read incrementally by cursor.
2
Reason
Operators reason over this connector's signals next to the rest of your stack, so decisions are grounded in the same records you run on.
3
Act
Target capability: Writes read cursors and processing marks to its own bookkeeping schema. Actual authority, duplicate controls, and recovery depend on the validated deployment and downstream system.
Pricing
Managed early access
This listing is informational and not self-serve. A deployment review must validate the connector, credentials, action boundary, recovery path, support, and contractual pricing before use.
- Deployment engineer
- Wires and verifies the integration with you during onboarding
- Managed validation
- Review maturity, authority, supported records, and deployment boundaries before go-live
- Execution records
- Supported reads, proposals, policy decisions, and reported outcomes kept for review
- Support from the builders
- Developed, run, and supported directly by Fibric
Requirements
- PostgreSQL 12 or later, reachable from Fibric's ingest network
- A dedicated role with SELECT on the tables you expose and RLS policies applied
- A timestamp or sequence column per watched table for incremental reads
Your deployment engineer verifies each line with you during onboarding.
Support and resources
Supported by the people who built it
This connector is developed, run, and supported by the same Fibric team. Support starts during onboarding with a named deployment engineer and doesn't hand you off afterward.
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This connector is developed, published, and supported by Fibric. It integrates with PostgreSQL through published APIs. Third-party names and logos identify the systems an integration connects to; they are the property of their respective owners, who are not affiliated with Fibric and do not sponsor or endorse this listing. Trademark policy
Bring PostgreSQL into your early-access deployment
Early access means a deployment engineer wires this with you, and it runs propose-only until you approve live actions.