All releases of Terrastore
Release Notes: This version while numbered as a minor release, provides a few important new features, such as range deletes, full-fledged JavaScript-based map/reduce, and fast merge updates.
Release Notes: This is a major milestone, providing several new enhancements and features. Particularly, map/reduce processing, active listeners, documents and communication compression were added.
Release Notes: This version provides performance and usability enhancements, bug fixes, and a new embedded server to use for unit testing.
Release Notes: This release comes with some important new features such as Cross Origin Resource Sharing implementation and ReST cluster statistics, as well as important fixes and enhancements such as more scalable and reliable processing of requests.
Release Notes: This release provides several enhancements, such as reduced memory footprint and improved range queries performance and scalability, as well as a few important new features such as reliable event processing and improved data processing capabilities.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix-only release.
Release Notes: This release comes with a lot of exciting new features, in particular: a multi-cluster ensemble for enhanced scalability, autowiring components for ease of configuration, custom partitioning APIs, and conditional get/put operations.
Release Notes: A new important feature was added: event management. This feature allows users to implement their own event listeners, "observing" buckets for changes and properly processing related events. A new jar (terrastore-0.4.2-api.jar) is provided, containing only the API classes needed to develop custom extensions, such as the previously cited listeners, as well as custom comparators, functions, and predicate conditions.
Release Notes: This version provides important bugfixes and two enhancements/features: improved logging for both master and server nodes and new backup import/export APIs.
Release Notes: This is an important milestone, bringing several enhancements aimed at improving stability and performance. It has a configurable, server-to-master reconnection procedure and improved graceful shutdown procedure for server nodes, a new socket-based internal communication layer, improved multi-node performance and lowered resource consumption, new transparent rerouting of client requests in case of failing nodes, and improved rebalancing in case of nodes leaving or failing.
