migrate-meltano-connector

Migrating a Meltano extractor to Fivetran Connector SDK involves porting Singer artifacts including config.json, catalog.json, and state.json into a CSDK project while preserving stream selection rules, primary keys, and incremental replication cursors without rewriting extraction logic.

Converting Singer taps to Fivetran CSDK connectors involves inventorying Meltano project assets, mapping Singer concepts to CSDK equivalents, porting implementation code, and validating migration completeness against the original pipeline behavior to ensure configuration field parity.

Yes, you can preserve incremental replication cursors when porting a Meltano extractor to Fivetran. The migration process ensures selected streams, primary keys, replication cursors, and configuration fields are carried over exactly as they exist in the original Meltano pipeline.

Yes, Fivetran Connector SDK migration supports custom Singer taps with parent-child stream dependencies. It automates the translation of the tap's schema, state handling, and API logic into a production-ready CSDK connector while maintaining stream selection rules.

Before porting a Meltano project to Fivetran CSDK, you need your meltano.yml configurations, custom Singer taps, and Singer artifacts including config.json, catalog.json, and state.json, or third-party tap source code that requires porting to Fivetran's native connector framework.

To validate migration completeness after moving a Meltano pipeline to Fivetran, the process checks that selected streams, primary keys, incremental replication cursors, and configuration fields match the original Meltano pipeline behavior exactly, ensuring full configuration field parity.