Databend aimed to be an open source elastic and reliable cloud warehouse, it offers blazing fast query and combines elasticity, simplicity, low cost of the cloud, built to make the Data Cloud easy.

This week, Databend releases v0.6.0-nightly and begins a new six-week iteration. To learn about the main changes in v0.6, please see Checklist proposal: Nightly v0.6.

Get a sneak peek at the goals of v0.7 ? Check out Checklist proposal: Nightly v0.7.

Big changes

Below is a list of some major changes that we don't want you to miss.

Features

Improvement

Build / Test / CI

Bug fixes

Tips

Let's learn a weekly tip from Databend.

Discuss proposals for Databend

We currently have some discussions about proposals on the GitHub that may help you understand the mechanics of the work or get involved.

  • Query Cache

    Clever use of caching can provide effective acceleration for Databend. We are implementing a single node memory-disk level 2 cache. Perhaps we will be moving towards distributed caching soon, more discussion on design and implementation is welcome, let's hear your thoughts. Related discussion #3478.

  • Re-organise our building systems

    Our current build / test system is quite complex. We have Makeflie, Dockerfile(s), and a lot of shell / python scripts. We want to build a build/test/benchmark system based on the Rust style, so if you have any good ideas, please feel free to share to us. Related discussion #3419.

  • Refactor CI pipeline into stages

    If you're interested in GitHub workflows, then take a look at this proposal. By refactoring CI, we have effectively reduced blocking and been able to maintain it better. Related discussion #3415.

Changelogs

You can check the changelogs of Databend nightly to learn about our latest developments.

Ecosystem/Upstream

From open source, for open source. Our team is also committed to contributing to the Rust ecosystem and upstream dependencies.

Meet Us

Please join the DatafuseLabs Community if you are interested in Databend.

We are looking forward to seeing you try our code. We have a strong team behind you to ensure a smooth experience in trying our code for your projects. If you are a hacker passionate about database internals, feel free to play with our code.

You can submit issues for any problems you find. We also highly appreciate any of your pull requests.