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- Apache Geode 1.12.5
- enterprise edition is known as gemfire
- geodistributed storage
- has native clients in Java, C#, and C++ (!)
- JTA compliant transaction support
- Pinot released 0.9.0
- Added Segment Merge and Rollup
- Rollup is a technique for tree-like groupby
example: city, streets, houses
- Rollup is a technique for tree-like groupby
- General info about pinot
- Made by guys from LinkedIn and Uber
has zookeeper as deps - column-oriented database
- It’s an OLAP tool for real-time analytics
- there are BI tools focused on dashboards and reports
used by analists etc - this is more for data exploration
for de / ds folks - Near real-time ingestion from streams (Kafka, Kinesis, and batch ingestion from Hadoop/S3 and the likes)
- there are BI tools focused on dashboards and reports
- It has built-in UI for SQL edits and general BI for exploration
focus on realtime analytics - You can connect Pinot to various BI tools such Superset, Tableau, or PowerBI to visualize data in Pinot
- Made by guys from LinkedIn and Uber
- Added Segment Merge and Rollup
- RocketMq 4.9.0 / 4.9.2 Comparison Table
- Based on ActiveMQ
- Does not need ZooKeeper
- Has conecept of strict message order
- Has focus on perfect configuration OOTB
- Rich web interface
- SQLite 3.37
- new STRICT table definition and ANY type
works as cast on write - cli client update:
- multiple connections from the same client
- security mode with `-safe`
- author is well-known as a supporter of flexible typing, have a read https://sqlite.org/flextypegood.html
- new STRICT table definition and ANY type
Ligthning
- Superset 1.3.2
- bugfixes
- if you never saw what’s 1.3.0 has to offer, check it out: they have funnels
- also revised treemap viz
- Beam 2.34.0
- NiFi new release (1.15.0)
- main feature is parameter context inheritance
- Apache Ratis release
- Raft
- Airflow 2.2.2
- bugfixes 🤷♀️
- Nats 2.6.5 recent release
- bugfixes
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