Compare schemas and rows
Inspect schema differences, missing rows, extra target rows, and changed values. Review MySQL data drift before repair and keep the result with your change record.
MySQL tools / Choose your workflow
Move MySQL data.
Know what arrived.
Cupcake-DRCP brings MySQL replication, change data capture, snapshots, and data comparison into one workspace. Start with the job you need to do, then follow a plan from source to target.
From initial copy to recurring checks
Four ways to put MySQL data to work.
These workflows cover the native macOS app. Each page explains the operation, what to check, and where it fits.
Follow source changes
MySQL change data capture
Use a snapshot baseline, review binlog readiness, and monitor ongoing MySQL CDC from your Mac.
Explore this workflow Connect different enginesMySQL to PostgreSQL
Map tables and columns, copy a snapshot, stream changes, and compare the PostgreSQL target.
Explore this workflow Build the initial copyMySQL snapshots
Choose your tables, review the target, and verify a baseline before starting ongoing replication.
Explore this workflow Repeat the checks that matterMySQL automation
Reuse saved plans, schedule data comparisons, and set limits on automatic drift repair.
Explore this workflowVerify, then act
MySQL data comparison and repair.
A running stream and matching row counts tell only part of the story. Inspect the rows and definitions that matter.
Reuse table mappings
Define source and target tables, column keys, casts, and expressions in the mapping editor. Save a replication plan for the next snapshot, comparison, or CDC stream.
Keep backups independent
Copying data and checking consistency serve a different purpose from recovery. Learn what a MySQL schema export, snapshot, and backup can each tell you.
For server and team operations
MySQL monitoring on Linux.
Cupcake-DRCP Enterprise is separately licensed and self-hosted. Explore its operational guides and console walkthroughs.
Choose your operating environment.
macOS is available now. Enterprise runs on Linux. Windows is coming soon.