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This is FeatureBase v3.35.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps.
FeatureBase is written in Go and supports SQL.
FeatureBase is released under the Apache 2.0 Open Source license.
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Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
Cookbooks (including SQL bulk inserts): https://github.com/FeatureBaseDB/featurebase-examples
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This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes a directory for FeatureBase and an IDK directory for consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
Added support for NULL in non BSI fields, improved test coverage and included bug fixes. Future version numbers of the FeatureBase binary will be increased to match our internal bundle version numbers, so keep an eye out for this soon.
NOTE: The tickets/labels above and below are for our reference to Jira issues and do not correspond to issues on Github.
Keep in mind we don't support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.34.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps.
FeatureBase is written in Go and supports SQL.
FeatureBase is released under the Apache 2.0 Open Source license.
Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/featurefirstai
Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
Cookbooks (including SQL bulk inserts): https://github.com/FeatureBaseDB/featurebase-examples
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This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes a directory for FeatureBase and an IDK directory for consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
This release continues to build on support and GA release for SQL functionality. Future version numbers of the FeatureBase binary will be increased to match our internal bundle version numbers. A major version bump is needed due to the GA release of SQL.
NOTE: The tickets/labels above and below are for our reference to Jira issues and do not correspond to issues on Github.
Keep in mind we don't support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.33.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps.
FeatureBase is written in Go and supports SQL.
FeatureBase is released under the Apache 2.0 Open Source license.
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Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
Cookbooks (including SQL bulk inserts): https://github.com/FeatureBaseDB/featurebase-examples
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Video is forthcoming.
This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes a directory for FeatureBase and an IDK directory for consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
The SQL3 feature flag has been removed, and the SQL3 is now the default. We've added new functions such as time quantum and aggregate functions.
NOTE: We use "SQL3" to refer to the new SQL support for FeatureBase. "SQL3" does not refer to a particular flavor of SQL.
NOTE: The tickets/labels above and below are for our reference to Jira issues and do not correspond to issues on Github.
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The previously required flag for enabling full SQL support is no longer required and this message will be removed on the next release.
Keep in mind we don't support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.32.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps.
FeatureBase is written in Go and supports SQL.
FeatureBase is released under the Apache 2.0 Open Source license.
Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/featurefirstai
Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
Cookbooks (including SQL bulk inserts): https://github.com/FeatureBaseDB/featurebase-examples
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Upon further review, this release was a short sprint, so we'll save our video editing skills for the next release!
This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes a directory for FeatureBase and an IDK directory for consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
This release further enhances our SQL support by adding FORMAT, STR and other SQL string functions. In addition, release includes bug fixes for various functions.
NOTE: The tickets/labels above and below are for our reference to Jira issues and do not correspond to issues on Github.
To run the server with the new SQL preview support, please use the following command (the docker builds in featurebase-examples do this for you):
./featurebase server --sql.endpoint-enabled
Keep in mind we don't support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.30.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps.
FeatureBase is written in Go and supports SQL.
FeatureBase is released under the Apache 2.0 Open Source license.
Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/featurefirstai
Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
Examples: https://github.com/FeatureBaseDB/featurebase-examples
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This release marks the first and ongoing bi-weekly sprint reviews we'll be publishing to YouTube.
This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes the consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
Notes are provided for guidance but are not yet inclusive of all features, fixes, issues and bugs. We're working on rectifying this.
*previously not reported as a bugs, but they are fixed so there's that. 🪂
Moving forward, all work to FeatureBase will occur on this repository. 🚀
To run the server with the new SQL preview support, please use the following command (the docker builds in featurebase-examples do this for you):
./featurebase server --sql.endpoint-enabled
Keep in mind we don't support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.27.0, a crazy fast database/analytics engine based on Roaring Bitmaps. It is written in Go.
FeatureBase is now released under the 2.0 version of the Apache License.
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Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
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This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes the consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
This release should be the last release that uses cherry picking from our private repo. We are planning on moving all commits to the public repo moving forward.
This release's most exciting features are the reimplementation of DISTINCT and DELETE in the new SQL preview, which is accessed using the --sql.endpoint-enabled flag. This will likely be the last release that requires use of that flag for previewing SQL support.
Keep in mind we don't quite support all SQL statements, yet.
This is FeatureBase v3.26.0, a crazy fast database based on Roaring Bitmaps. It is written in Go.
This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes the consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
Join the Discord community: https://discord.com/invite/featurefirstai
Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
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Previous community version numbers were unfortunately chosen, including v1.0.0-community, v1.3.0-community, etc. Moving forward, the community release will follow the binary release versions.
It's complicated, but FeatureBase was originally named Pilosa and was very much Open Source. We closed the source for a time to do enterprise releases under the Molecula brand, running through a whole bunch of different versions. After some careful thought, we've opened up the code base again and arrived at using FeatureBase for both the company and the repository.
This should allow the homebrew recipe to be reactivated.
We previously referred to "SQL3" in the releases here, but that was the internal name of the project to add most of the common SQL commands to the product, not the narrow implementation of SQL we previously supported (which we called SQL1). As of today FeatureBase now supports most SQL commands in both the UI and API calls to the '/sql' endpoint.
Keep in mind we don't quite support all SQL statements, but when asked our VP of Engineering said, "There's not much left to do...but the work remaining includes common table expressions (CTEs), windowing functions, UPDATEs (use INSERT REPLACE instead) and DELETEs, some of which which will be dropping soon."
This is FeatureBase, a crazy fast database based on Roaring Bitmaps. It is written in Go.
This release contains AMD and ARM FeatureBase binaries for macOS (darwin) and Linux.
The tarball for each architecture includes the consumers for CSV, Github, Kafka and SQL.
NOTE: The UI does not support SQL3 in this version. Please use the APIs or CLI instead.
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Documentation: https://docs.featurebase.com/
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This release contains new SQL language support that can be enabled
using the sql.endpoint-enabled=true
configuration option. This
feature includes a new command line interface (featurebase cli
), a
new API endpoint (POST /sql
), and greatly expanded SQL language
support (SHOW TABLES/COLUMNS, CREATE/ALTER TABLE, SELECT, INSERT
etc.). Documentation on this feature can be found in the Reference
section at docs.featurebase.com. This release also removes support
for Postgres Wire Protocol. ** NOTE: This feature should be considered
a preview and it is not recommended for production use. **
This is v1.0 of the community release of Featurebase. It is built from commit da9b57bd456b472f8b3147ee65b5b02922ef0e47.