Debezium 2026 Survey Results blog: Update what we're doing

Signed-off-by: Chris Cranford <chris@hibernate.org>

Author: Naros

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 The community feedback is extremely valuable to the project team.
 Acting on it is what matters, and here's where the survey results are directly influencing our priorities:
 
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+**Documentation**::
+We are actively discussing how we can improve our overall website, including the documentation.
+This includes providing better troubleshooting and operational guides, managed service setup guides, and improved examples.
+We've also heard the feedback about better search, and we are actively exploring options.
+We are also integrating documentation directly into the Debezium Platform, providing a better in-context experience.
+
+**Management tooling**::
+The demand for a web-based user interface is clear and consistent.
+The Debezium Platform is our answer to this, and the survey results reinforce that we need to continue investing in it.
+Monitoring and observability, along with guided workflows, are being integrated into the Platform. +
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+Looking further ahead, notifications for incremental snapshots and Kubernetes event dispatching from the Debezium operator are already planned.
+We're also exploring CLI-based tooling and host-based deployment options for Debezium Server; nothing to announce just yet, but it's actively being explored, and we hope to have more soon.
+
+**Connector coverage**::
+Time-series and vector databases are clearly on the community's mind, and they're on ours too.
+Debezium Server source connectors for Milvus and Qdrant are on the roadmap.
+A new graph database source connector, a SQLite source connector, and an Elasticsearch sink connector are all planned for later this year.
+
+**Operational improvements**::
+Incremental snapshots and observability are both active areas.
+Micrometer monitoring via OpenTelemetry is on the roadmap.
+Multithreaded single table snapshots were introduced earlier this year to provide scalability for initial and blocking snapshots.
+Read-only incremental snapshots for SQL Server and Oracle are planned for a future release.
+Dead Letter Queue (DLQ) handling improvements are also on our radar.
 
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