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Teiid 8.9 Final Released

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The Teiid community is excited to announce yet another (nearly) time boxed release of its Data Virtualization software - version 8.9. This release took an extra 4 weeks on top of regular 12 weeks to accommodate a NEW version of the host environment - JBoss EAP 6.3.0 Alpha.

You can find the Teiid downloads at http://teiid.jboss.org/downloads/

A little over 100 issues were resolved and this is looking to be solid release. The major features include:
  • TEIID-3009 WITH project minimization - common table expressions will have their project columns minimized.
  • TEIID-3038 geoSpatial support for MongoDB translator
  • TEIID-3050 Increased Insert Performance with sources that support batching or insert with iterator.
  • TEIID-3044 Function Metadata is available through system tables and DatabaseMetaData.
  • TEIID-1910 TeiidPlatform for EclipseLink integration is now provided via the teiid-eclipselink-platform jar in maven.
  • TEIID-3119 Performance improvements in grouping and duplicate removal as well as general improvements to memory management.
  • TEIID-3156 Collation aware prevention of order by pushdown via the collationLocale translator property and the org.teiid.requireTeiidCollation system property.
  • TEIID-3042 Usage Information on views and procedures in the system table SYSADMIN.Usage.
  • OData4 Support - There is partial support for OData4 using the Apache Olingo project. The OData2 is still intact. We consider this still as experimental feature.
Thank you for continued support in the community, especially to the individuals who found issues, entered JIRAs, and provided other valuable contributions. Huge thanks to Alex K.,  Bram Gadeyne, Cristiano Nicolai, Devesh Mishra, Gary Gregory, Haifen Bi, Harrison Gentry, Ivan Chan, Joao Viragine, Joseph CHIDIAC, Mark Ackert, Mark Addleman, Michael Farwell, Pranav K, Salvatore R, Sanjeev Gour, Sunil Varma, Tom Arnold for all your contributions.

The development of Teiid 8.10 is already well underway, but there is plenty of time to add more features. The target release date will be February 15th, 2015. If you have been thinking about a feature for Teiid, this is a great time to engage the leads and submit your request/proposal. We really need experts out there to help with our big data story.  If you have experience with NoSQL stores, please write a translator in Teiid or improve what we already have in the build.  Check out the Open To Community issue bucket to see some existing issues that could be good to start with.  We are also looking for web smiths, as we really want update the main Teiid website - any volunteers are welcome.

If you are thinking about production support, look into Redhat Data Virtualization.  You can also download a free developer version of upcoming DV 6.1.0 version there.

Thank you. 

Steve and Ramesh.

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