Learn about our latest releases, a case study with Copenhagen Atomics, our public engineering roadmap, and news from our community.
New features since QuestDB 6.5#
This release adds new SQL statements ALTER TABLE DETACH/ATTACH PARTITION for
detaching and re-attaching partitions to tables, providing a solution to
manually offload data to cold storage. Special thanks to
@glasstiger and
@Zahlii for contributing to our GitHub repos!
Read documentation about DETACH partition
Copenhagen Atomics case study#
We published a new case study together with Copenhagen Atomics!
Copenhagen Atomics is a manufacturer of next generation molten salt reactors to deliver abundant energy with a waste profile 100x lower than traditional nuclear. They use QuestDB to monitor the reactors' temperature, liquid flows and pressure in real time.
Read the full case study.
DB-Engines for time series databases#
QuestDB had the biggest jump in database popularity for time-series databases on DB-Engine s
Events#
Our CTO, Vlad, spoke at JavaZone on Sept 7 about 'Myth Busters: Building a High-Performance Database in Java':
Later this month our Dev Rel Javier will speak at Big Data LDN on Sept 21-22. Co-founders Vlad and Nic will also be there. Come to say hello at our booth! Here is a peek:
QuestDB Public Roadmap#
We have improved our public roadmap for both QuestDB Open Source, QuestDB Cloud, and QuestDB Enterprise. We would love to hear from you: please share your thoughts and ideas to the items.
Community news#
We would like to give a warm welcome to our new community members. Happy to see you share your ideas and initiate discussions on Slack and GitHub!
- Our slack community has reached 1500 developers
- Alexander Reelsen mentions QuestDB in the post The New Generation Of Data Stores.
- We published a new tutorial on Using BIRCH for anomaly detection with QuestDB. Thank you for your contribution, @Fortune Adekogbe !
Team#
This month, we welcome Steven Sklar as our new Senior Cloud Engineer in the cloud team.
Meanwhile, we're always on the lookout for new colleagues. Check out our careers page to find out more.
We hope you enjoy reading our latest issue so far. If you'd like to provide your input on our newsletter or product, please share your ideas on or reach out to our team members on the QuestDB Community Slack.
Thank you!