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22.01 Western Ghats brings togethe latest updates to the Snowplow Open Source Projects as part of the Snowplow OS Distribution 22.01 Western Ghats. This announcement is the third distribution in our new format, and as before, we clarify our recommended component versions and discuss the latest Snowplow features.
So what’s new in 22.01 Western Ghats? Since the release of 21.08 North Cascades, we have focused on:
There’s some other goodies in 22.01 too, so without any further delay head over to the announcement on the Snowplow Blog for all the details.
Today we bring together and share the latest updates to the Snowplow Open Source Projects as part of the Snowplow OS Distribution 21.08 North Cascades. This announcement is the second distribution in our new format, building on the updates we discussed in the 21.04 Pennine Alps annoucement. As before, we clarify our recommended component versions and discuss the latest Snowplow features.
So what’s new in 21.08 North Cascades? Over the past few months, we have focused on:
This release had a focus on a number of reliability and general hardening improvements to the platform, alongside exciting updates such as Surge Protection for AWS, Anonymous Tracking capabilities, brand new Data Models for the web, a major release of the JavaScript Trackers and automated updates to our GitHub home, snowplow/snowplow
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After R118 beta release, R119 contains the first production versions of components emitting the new bad row format :
This release also includes a new version of EmrEtlRunner with improved fault tolerance.
Beam Enrich gets extracted to its own repo.
Scala Common Enrich
Stream Enrich
Scala Stream Collector
EmrEtlRunner
Miscellaneous
Blog post describing the changes in R117
This release adds new features to the Scala Stream Collector.
This release concerns mainly 2 small updates for EmrEtlRunner.
This release focuses on a new user agent enrichment using YAUAA as well as providing a way to plug a remote adapter.
This release focuses on improvements to the Scala Stream Collector as well as new features for Scala Common Enrich, the library powering all the different enrichment platforms.