Zara Lim

Making changes to a database schema is a natural part of software development. Often, it’s important to carefully manage the timing of changes and keep track of them over time. For example, your database schema may need to update in tandem with application source code when a new feature is released. Ideally, your CI/CD system can automate such workflows, and your team can coordinate database changes against version control. What about stream processing applications?

May 26, 2021 We’re pleased to announce ksqlDB 0.18.0! This release includes pull queries on table-table joins and support for variable substitution in the Java client and ksqlDB’s migration tool. We’ll step through the most notable changes, but check out the changelog for a complete list of features and fixes. Pull queries on even more tables In ksqlDB 0.17.0, we released pull queries on materialized views created using the CREATE TABLE AS SELECT statement.

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