Quasar “Senaca” Beta 3.13.7 released

This is the beta 3.13 branch, not to be confused with the stable 3.10 branch.

We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of QuasarDB 3.13.7, a beta version update from 3.13.6.

The change log below has the complete list.

Get QuasarDB 3.13.7 here!

QuasarDB is also available on the AWS marketplace and the Azure Marketplace.

32-bit and 64-bit ARM binaries for Linux are now included with every release.

Change log

(From 3.13.6)

• Protocol version 48
• [api] Add non-transactional removal in the batch
• [api] Added a faster, non-transactional, remove
• [api] Added a function to coalesce batch operations
• [api] Added support for doubles and timestamps in the batch
• [api] Fix a performance issue when network issues would occur during a qdb_ts_batch_push
• [api] Massive performance speed up for large detagging
• [daemon] Add support for log rotation
• [daemon] Added statistics for micro indexes
• [daemon] Bootstrapping peers now accept hostnames
• [daemon] Cluster trim now properly trims every single key when requested
• [daemon] Compaction now happens in a dedicated background thread
• [daemon] If a license is provided, and the license is invalid or expired, the daemon will not start
• [daemon] Support for selective compaction
• [python] A file can be specified instead of a string for authentication purposes
• [query] Doubles and timestamps will no longer be skipped when using FIND() in a WHERE clause
• [query] Greatly improved AS_TABLES performance
• [query] Greatly improved the speed of SHOW TABLES for cluster with a large number of tables
• [query] Improved find performance
• [query] Improved multi-threaded aggregations performance
• [query] RSI and MACD now accept a custom number of periods
• [query] The WHERE clause now accepts $timestamp for more flexibility
• [shell] Added more context to several error messages
• [shell] Added support for every single direct command
• [shell] Added support for key/value operations no doubles, strings, and timestamps in the shell
• [shell] Performance trace in the shell has more context and information