July 2023 - Iceberg Community News
Tabular (now part of Databricks)
An independent storage platform from the original creators of Apache Iceberg.
Iceberg updates
Apache Iceberg 1.3.1 was released on July 25, 2023. The 1.3.1 release addresses various issues identified in the 1.3.0 release.
Core
Hive
Spark
Flink
Other noteworthy items that the community added to Iceberg are shown below and will be part of the next Iceberg 1.4.0 release:
PyIceberg updates
PyIceberg 0.4.0 was released, and a?blog?is available that dives into the significant changes.
The 0.4.0 took a while, but the next release will be soon. If you’re missing anything in 0.4.0, please reach out on Github by?raising an issue, or feel free to reach out on the?community Slack?in the #python channel.
PyIceberg 0.5.0 already has some awesome features lined up:
AWS Lambda compatibility
领英推荐
Also, the first building blocks for the write path are being worked on (Avro writers, collection of metrics), but it requires some thorough testing, so that might be part of a future version.
More information can be found on the?project site, and the?package is available on PyPI.
Rust and Go
If you’re excited about non-JVM implementations of Iceberg, there is now a #rust and a #go channel on the?community Slack. The?Golang implementation is underway; please check it out and get involved. If you’re interested in the Rust implementation, please follow the?GitHub repository. Join the community Slack to contribute and stay up to date on developments.
Iceberg in the industry
Blogs from the community
Iceberg in the news
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Watch for new videos on the?Iceberg YouTube Channel
Read blog posts added to the?Blogs?page
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