Welcome to the December edition of the RisingWave Newsletter! For more information on product updates, the latest docs, and blogs, scroll below.?
- Client Connection Panel Improved.?New features have been introduced to the client connection panel, including a database and user switch, making it easier to configure connections, as well as the Setup CA Certificate option, enabling users to establish secure, fully SSL-verified connections.
- Connector Selection Panel Improved. The connector selection panel has been revamped to prioritize the most popular connectors. In addition, we plan to introduce specialized source wizards for key connectors, starting with PostgreSQL and Kafka.
- Generated Column in CDC Table. The generated column is now supported in a CDC table. For details, read here.
- Rust Native Postgres sink. Previously, the sink to Postgres went through JDBC, however, many users want to do without JVM. RisingWave now supports Rust native Postgres sink. Users can enable the native Postgres sink by specifying the following in the TOML configuration file.
- Support for Rate Limitation. Risingwave supported the rate limiting for data ingested through a connector. Now, Risingwave also supports rate limiting for data inserted via DML statements via alter table t set dml_rate_limit to N;
- Learn how to exchange the names of two database objects by using the ALTER SWAP command.
- Discover how to directly ingest data from webhook sources into RisingWave using the new webhook source connector. See our new guide for more information and a list of supported webhook sources.
- Stay up to date on which ClickHouse table engines RisingWave supports sinking data to by referencing the Supported table engines list.
- The new postgres_query function allows you to fetch data from PostgreSQL tables when needed. To learn more, see Ingest data from PostgreSQL table.
