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September 2024 - Cloudberry Database Community Newsletter

MPP Architecture

Petabyte-Scale Data

Cloudberry Database offers excellent performance for handling large-scale data workloads with high throughput.

Mature Technology

Cloudberry Database integrates solid PostgreSQL and Greenplum Database upstream technology, which both have wide adoption, active ecosystems, and tons of real-world use cases.

Security Reinforcement

Cloudberry Database supports more encryption methods and algorithms including AES 128, AES 192, AES 256, DES and SCRAM-SHA-256, MD5, LDAP, and RADIUS.

Our Roadmap

Welcome to join us in shaping the future of Cloudberry Database,

check the roadmap details

Streaming Support

AI/ML

Strong Analytical Capability

Features and Enhancements

Kernel Upgrade

Utilities and Ecosystem

Try it out

Build from source code.

1. Clone the latest source code.

git clone https://github.com/cloudberrydb/cloudberrydb.git

2. Build on your machine, check the doc.

Create your sandbox.

You can also create one sandbox based on the Docker container. Follow the bootcamp to set up.

Meet the

community

Slack

Global channels for community members.

Twitter

Follow @cloudberrydb on Twitter("X" now).

Youtube

Watch the latest videos.

WeChat

Real-time chat in Mandarin Chinese.

Want to Contribute?

There are many ways to contribute to Cloudberry Database, and you can easily find the ones that suit your skills and interests to begin your contribution journey.

Get support

We are always here to help and provide support whenever you need it.

Frequently

asked questions

Can I use the Cloudberry Database for commercial purposes?

Cloudberry Database is open-source under Apache License V2.0, which permits commercial use, as long as following the license agreement.

What's the product plan for the Cloudberry Database?

You can check our Roadmap 2024 document to see all the details.

What's the difference between Cloudberry Database and Greenplum Database?

Though Cloudberry Database takes the Greenplum Database 7 as its code base, Cloudberry Database has a newer solid PostgreSQL kernel built-in and has more features. You can check the docs for details.

Can I use Cloudberry Database to replace our existing Greenplum Database clusters?

Yes. One goal of Cloudberry Database is to be compatible with Greenplum to let users can use Cloudberry the way using Greenplum. You can migrate from Greenplum to Cloudberry using gpbackup or other migration tools.

How can I contribute to the Cloudberry Database?

We welcome contributions from anyone, new and experienced! Welcome to read our contribution guide to learn more.