Hello Dianjin, This is great news. And yes, I am very much interested in having Cloudberry database support natively similar to PostgreSQL and Greenplum. Having members of the Cloudberry database contribute to the Apache MADlib project may help project adoption by the larger Cloudberry user community.
As you review the codebase, I wanted to share a few details: 1. The current and active Apache MADlib 2.X work is performed in the "madlib2-master" branch. 2. Python 3 support was introduced into the "madlib2-master" branch and was first released with Apache MADlib 2.0 3. Python 2 support remains in the master branch and is essentially deprecated at this point. 4. Until we figure out what is to become of Greenplum support, please do your best to leave it intact. 5. Please use the dev email list to discuss any questions and approaches you will be performing. I'm looking forward to close collaboration with the Cloudberry database dev community. Regards, -=e On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 11:37 PM Dianjin Wang <wangdian...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear MADlib Dev Team, > > I am Dianjin Wang, the Community Manager for the Cloudberry Database[1], a > derivative of the Greenplum Database. > > As you may be aware, Greenplum’s source code repository has recently been > archived, and there are concerns about its future becoming closed-source > around global users [2]. Many users are now considering Cloudberry as an > open-source alternative to Greenplum. Cloudberry has a newer Postgres > kernel and keeps most of the compatibility with Greenplum. > > I think that adding support for Cloudberry in the MADlib upstream like > supporting Postgres / Greenplum would greatly benefit both communities and > the original Greenplum users. > > I would like to explore the possibility of this with the MADlib community. > Please let me know if you’re interested in discussing this further. > > [1] https://github.com/cloudberrydb/cloudberrydb > [2] https://github.com/greenplum-db/gpdb-archive > > Best, > Dianjin Wang > -- Ed Espino Apache MADlib
