3 posts tagged with "release"

The journey to today's version of QuestDB began with the original prototype in 2013, and we've described what happened since in a post published during our HN launch last year. In the early stages of the project, we were inspired by vector-based append-only systems like kdb+ because of the advantages of speed and the simple code path this model brings. We also required that row timestamps were stored in ascending order, resulting in fast time series queries without an expensive index.

We've just published an alpha version for the upcoming 6.0 major release and it includes long-awaited support for ingesting out-of-order records on-the-fly, a complete overhaul of the InfluxDB Line Protocol subsystem, and multiple fixes which provide stability improvements. Here's a roundup of changes that have just landed in the latest and greatest version!

We've just released software version 5.0.6 and it comes with plenty of additional features and functionality, a full refactoring of PostgreSQL wire support, and multiple fixes to improve the stability of the system. Here's a roundup of recent changes that have just landed.