Hypertable Community
The Hypertable community consists of a strong group of dedicated people whose mission is to build the world's most high quality and high performance scalable database that is freely available to anyone who wants it. Together we continuously make improvements to Hypertable and work hard to maintain its position as the leading scalable, NoSQL database. Join us to today to help shape Hypertable's future and make it better for everyone!
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Hypertable Version 0.9.8.11 Released
Fixed delete problem; Fixed problem with secondary index scans with TIMESTAMP option; Added diagnostic and recovery tools
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.10 Released
Updated for Thrift 0.9.3, Java 1.7, gcc 5.3.0; Added high priority reactor for UDP TOS sockets; Fixed regression in COUNTER cell handling
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.9 Released
Stability improvements; Code cleanup (migrated from Boost libraries to C++11)
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.8 Released
Stability improvements on HDFS; Added NO_LOG option to mutator and LOAD DATA INFILE command; General performance improvements
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.7 Released
Added Node.js binding; Added detailed help to all scripts with --help; Fixed SELECT LIMIT 1 bug; Several other stability improvements
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.5 Released
Introduced standard program naming convention (all start with "ht"); Nagios plugin conforming status check scripts; Bug fixes.
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.4 Released
Added support for OSX Yosemite; Fixed ht_cluster to allow hyphen in hostnames; ThriftBroker host/port configurable in MapReduce; Bug fixes
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.3 Released
Fixed Monitoring UI to work with newer versions of Ruby; Bug fixes and performance improvements
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.2 Released
CDH5 support; New ht_cluster task automation tool; Added filename completion to interactive command interpreters; Bug fixes
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.1 Released
Ganglia monitoring extension; Slow query log; Added support for IBM BigInsights 3; Bug fixes
New and Improved Secondary Indexes!
New secondary index format and query engine changes that allow for more expressive queries and bring our language more in-line with SQL.
Hypertable Version 0.9.8.0 Released
Improved secondary indices; Change default port numbers (15860-15869); localtime conversion for supplied timestamps; Added REBUILD INDICES
Testing of Hypertable RangeServer Failover
The set of regression tests that we developed to verify correctness of the RangeServer failover implementation
Hypertable has Reached a Major Milestone!
With the release of Hypertable version 0.9.7.0 comes support for automatic RangeServer failover.
Talk: Dissecting Scalable Database Architectures
On 11/15 at the Groupon office in Palo Alto, CA, Doug Judd will present a detailed look at current and future scalable DB architectures
Hypertable Goes Realtime at Baidu!
HBase in the past 2011 can be described as ubiquitous in Baidu, the use is not in HBase, but their brothers and systems - of Hypertable ...
Secondary Indices Have Arrived!
Hypertable now has support for secondary indexes! The design provides for extremely high-throughput index column updates.
Hypertable Beats HBase in Performance Test
Hypertable delivers 2X better throughput in most tests; HBase fails 41 & 167 billion record insert tests, overwhelmed by garbage collection
