Kundera Changelog

What's new in Kundera 3.3

Apr 9, 2016
  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features:
  • Support for schema generation for relational entities and composite columns added with kundera-oracle-no-sql
  • Support for like operator and regex enabled for kundera-hbase
  • Redis 3.0 can now be used with kundera-redis

New in Kundera 3.2 (Nov 5, 2015)

  • Support for Cassandra-2.2 enabled
  • Support for Oracle NoSQL 3.2.5 enabled along with schema generation.

New in Kundera 3.1 (Oct 10, 2015)

  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features :
  • Querying via Apache Spark support enabled for Teradata and Hive
  • Querying via Apache Spark using Kundera currently works for Cassandra, MongoDB, HDFS, Hive ,Teradata and CSV. This support is enabled using Spark 1.4.0 version.

New in Kundera 3.0 (Aug 3, 2015)

  • Apache Spark support enabled with Kundera
  • Spark support with Kundera currently works for Cassandra, MongoDB, HDFS and CSV. This support is enabled with Spark 1.4.0 version.

New in Kundera 2.17 (May 11, 2015)

  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features :
  • GridFS support added with MongoDB
  • Added group by and having clause in querying support with using elastic search that can be used with other clients by using elastic search as indexer.

New in Kundera 2.15.1 (Mar 2, 2015)

  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features compared to version 2.15:
  • Support added for Cassandra-2.1.x version.
  • Support for Cassandra User Defined Types as embeddables.
  • Aggregation support available with elastic search is also enabled in Kundera (Support for aggregate functions is also extended for other Kundera clients' by using Elastic search as indexing store.)

New in Kundera 2.15 (Jan 13, 2015)

  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features compared to version 2.14:
  • Support added for Redis-2.8.x version.
  • Support added for MongoDB-2.6.x version.
  • Support added for Elastic-search 1.4.2 version.

New in Kundera 2.14 (Nov 8, 2014)

  • This release includes bug fixes, additional improvements and the following new features compared to version 2.13:
  • Or clause and in query support enabled for Hbase

New in Kundera 2.13 (Jul 7, 2014)

  • Major Changes:
  • Support added for Hbase-0.96.
  • Support for composite keys over Lucene and Hbase

New in Kundera 2.12 (May 21, 2014)

  • Major Changes:
  • Support added for Oracle-KV 3.0.5.
  • Support for JPA-2.1 enabled.

New in Kundera 2.11 (Mar 25, 2014)

  • Major Changes:
  • Support added for Cassandra datastax java driver.
  • Support added for in clause with setParameter on collection object.

New in Kundera 2.10 (Feb 1, 2014)

  • Major Changes:
  • Support added for bean validation.

New in Kundera 2.9 (Dec 16, 2013)

  • Major changes:
  • Support for Secondary table
  • Support Abstract entity.

New in Kundera 2.8 (Nov 12, 2013)

  • Major Changes:
  • Support for CouchDB as datastore.
  • Support for MappedSuperclass and JPA Inheritence strategy.

New in Kundera 2.7.1 (Oct 4, 2013)

  • Cassandra version upgrade to 1.2.9.

New in Kundera 2.0.7 (Aug 7, 2012)

  • HBase 0.92.1 migration
  • Hadoop 1.0.2 migration
  • Cassandra 1.1.2 migration
  • MongoDB 2.0.4 migration
  • JPA EntityTransaction commit and rollback
  • JTA Transactions integration over web server
  • Kundera-REST API
  • Support for Counter column in cassandra
  • Inverted wide-row indexing support for Cassandra
  • Login Authentication support for Cassandra and MongoDB
  • Filters and filters list for HBase
  • Deprecated Lucene based indexing for HBase.
  • Datastore specific configuration files for specifying:
  • Replication factor
  • Placement strategy
  • Consistency level per operation.
  • Counter column family configuration
  • Inverted indexing switch
  • Zookeeper host and port
  • Hbase column family configurations
  • MongoDB servers list, read preference and socket timeout. ...etc.