Pulsar Summit is an annual conference dedicated to Apache Pulsar community, bringing together an international audience of CTOs/CIOs, developers, data architects, data scientists, Apache Pulsar committers/contributors, and the messaging and streaming community, to share experiences, exchange ideas and knowledge about Pulsar and its growing community, and receive hands-on training sessions led by Pulsar experts.
We are proud to publish Apache Pulsar 2.4.2. Thank the great efforts from Apache Pulsar community with over 110 commits, covering improvements and bug fixes.
For detailed changes related to 2.4.2 release, refer to release notes.
I will highlight some improvements and bug fixes in this blog.
We are glad to publish Apache Pulsar 2.4.0. This is the result of a huge effort from the community, with over 460 commits and a long list of new features, general improvements and bug fixes.
Check out the release notes for a detailed list of the changes, with links to the relevant pull requests, discussions and documentation.
Regarding new features introduced, I just want to highlight here a tiny subset of them:
The Apache Pulsar PMC is happy to announce the release of Pulsar 2.3.0. This is the result of huge effort from the community, with over 480 commits and a long list of new features, general improvements and bug fixes.
These improvements have been across the board in all of Pulsar components, from new messaging features, to improved usability for Pulsar Functions and Pulsar IO.
Check out the official release notes for a detailed list of the changes, with links to the relevant pull-requests, discussions and documentation.
Regarding new features introduced, I just want to highlight here a tiny subset of them:
We are glad to present the new 2.1.0-incubating release of Pulsar. This release is the culmination of 2 months of work that have brought multiple new features and improvements to Pulsar.
In Pulsar 2.1 you'll see:
For details information please check the detailed release notes and 2.1.0 documentation.