[DISCUSS] Release Apache Iggy (incubating) v0.7.0 #2719
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+1 from my side, tons of bug fixes and QoL changes in this release. |
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+1, lots of significant improvements & bug fixes since the last release! |
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+1 we should move on with the release, as it fixes #2715 |
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+1, big mprovement in stability |
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+1, great improvement to the connectors ecosystem |
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+1, I'm just tuning in. So, I'll follow along here. The next one will be more involved. I'll update the iggy sample once this is released. I also want to see this released as it fixes the |
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+1, to proceed with the release of v0.7.0 |
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+1 |
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Hello, Apache Iggy (incubating) Community,
This is a call to discuss the release of Apache Iggy (incubating) version 0.7.0.
Along with the Iggy Server, we will also release the accompanying SDKs and tooling (CLI, Connectors, and Web UI) from the same repository.
Below is the full changelog since 0.6.0 (there are a few outstanding PRs we aim to merge before initiating the vote):
The server gained NUMA-aware thread placement, TCP socket migration across shards, and an embedded Web UI served directly from the binary. The metadata layer was rewritten with a lock-free LeftRight store, and critical memory leak and message availability bugs were fixed. Clustering work advanced significantly with VSR view change, replication, and a unified state machine now in place.
The connectors runtime added Prometheus monitoring, state persistence across restarts, a new Pinot sink, and extended Postgres support.
All SDK languages received auto-publishing on merge, the Java SDK got a fluent builder API with BDD tests, and C# added .NET 10 support.
CI moved to native ARM64 runners and Codecov integration, while a new proc-macro-based test harness replaced thousands of lines of legacy test infrastructure.
Thanks,
Patryk
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