PostgreSQL
Operational records from PostgreSQL with tenant-scoped access.
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Snowflake
Query results and operational metrics from configured Snowflake datasets.
View listingBigQuery
Query results and operational aggregates from BigQuery datasets.
View listingAmazon DynamoDB
Items, queries, and item-level change records from Amazon DynamoDB tables through its JSON API over HTTPS and DynamoDB Streams.
View listingAmazon Redshift
Warehouse tables and query results from Amazon Redshift, over JDBC and ODBC drivers or the asynchronous Data API over HTTPS.
View listingAzure SQL Database
Tables, change data capture, and change tracking from Azure SQL Database over TDS, plus server management through the Azure REST API.
View listingClickHouse
Columnar tables and query results from ClickHouse over the HTTP interface on port 8123 or the native protocol on port 9000.
View listingCloud Firestore
Documents, queries, and change events from Cloud Firestore over its REST and RPC APIs and Firestore triggers.
View listingCockroachDB
Tables and row-level changefeeds from CockroachDB over the PostgreSQL wire protocol, delivered to Kafka, Pub/Sub, storage, or webhooks.
View listingDatabricks
Tables, views, and change data feeds from Databricks, queried on SQL warehouses through the Statement Execution API under Unity Catalog.
View listingElasticsearch
Documents, search hits, and aggregations from Elasticsearch indices through its JSON REST API.
View listingInfluxDB
Time series rows from InfluxDB 3 databases, written in line protocol and read with SQL or InfluxQL over HTTP or Flight.
View listingMariaDB Server
Tables, binary log events, and GTID positions from MariaDB Server through MariaDB Connectors.
View listingMicrosoft SQL Server
Tables, change data capture, and change tracking from Microsoft SQL Server over T-SQL and the TDS drivers.
View listingMongoDB
Documents from MongoDB collections and change events from change streams, over the MongoDB Wire Protocol on port 27017.
View listingMySQL
Tables, binary log row events, and document collections from MySQL over the client protocol and X DevAPI.
View listingOpenSearch
Documents, aggregations, and SQL or PPL query results from OpenSearch clusters through their REST API.
View listingOracle AI Database
Tables and redo-log change records from Oracle AI Database through Oracle Net drivers, ORDS REST endpoints, and LogMiner.
View listingRedis
Keys, stream entries, and keyspace notifications from Redis over RESP on port 6379, with consumer groups for once-per-group delivery.
View listingSupabase
Hosted Postgres tables through Supabase's REST and GraphQL APIs, Realtime change streams, Database Webhooks, and the Management API.
View listingTimescaleDB
Time-series rows, hypertables, and continuous aggregates from TimescaleDB over a standard PostgreSQL connection.
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Operators read from connections and signals like these and propose changes for your approval.
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Operations Analyst
Analyze customer conversations, call records, and operational metrics in BearScope.
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Order Risk
Review order risk using connected commerce and customer-support records in BearScope.
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Stockout Forecast
Projects days of cover per SKU and location from sales rate, on-hand and inbound stock, then proposes which items to expedite first.
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Integration Health
Watches sync jobs and API errors on both sides of an integration and proposes a rerun, a credential check, or a pause.
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Data Freshness
Checks each reporting source against its expected load cadence and proposes holding dependent reports when an input is stale.
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Metric Reconciliation
Compares one figure across two systems of record, flags disagreement beyond tolerance, and proposes a reconciliation note.
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KPI Drift
Governed metrics watched against a baseline, definition changes told apart from behavior changes, drift notes proposed to owners.
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Cost Anomaly
Matches a jump in cloud spend to the deploy that preceded it and proposes a rollback or a rightsizing issue for approval.
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Every listing here documents one system: what Fibric reads from it, what it can propose, what it needs, and where it stops. Reference listings describe the vendor's published interfaces; Fibric builds them under a managed deployment when you request them. Selecting a listing installs nothing.
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