Incremental Update 14
Today, we’re happy to announce the release of feldera v0.34! This is smaller update thanks to holidays, but nevertheless we have a few exciting things included in this release.
Two new use-cases covered in the Documentation
We added two longer article series to our docs which should give you a better idea on how to solve some more complex use-cases easily with Feldera:
- The first series is about implementing a policy engine for fine-grained authorization where we use Feldera to efficiently evaluate complex rule sets over large dynamic object graphs.
- The second series is about building live and real-time web applications with Feldera. This series develops a spreadsheet application where Feldera is used to compute the necessary changes and sends them off to clients. You might also be interested in the webinar that discusses the first part of this series.
Improved HTTP Performance
We got some feedback from users that ingesting records from HTTP POST calls was slow. With 0.34 you should now be able to achieve much higher throughput when sending records via HTTP.
SQL Compiler Bugfixes
The changelog also includes a series of bugs fixed in the SQL compiler, and the support for many more casts between types.
As always we're happy to hear your thoughts on the new release. Let us know if you like the new improvements and what new articles you would like to see in our documentation in the future.
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