Hi all,
For those of you who haven't been following there has been some interesting
discussion around the proposal for a REST based catalog[1].
One of the primary questions I had while reading it was 'what is the
overall goal of the API?'. Given the size of this question I thought it
might be b
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for starting the thread! Just want to share some of my thoughts
related to this topic.
I think the AWS Glue, DynamoDB and JDBC catalogs will continue to live, I
don't see a unification through REST as we are not going to build a REST
server between Iceberg and the related AWS serv
Hi Jack,
Does this milestone : https://github.com/apache/iceberg/milestone/16 track
all the differences between 0.12 and 0.13 or is there another document
capturing the major changes in 0.13.
Thanks,
- Puneet
On Fri, Dec 3, 2021 at 12:47 PM Jack Ye wrote:
> Hi Mayur,
>
> The milestone is tracked
https://docs.google.com/document/d/18yc8_Q6Hpc_r7JSoQO4oswQSHgHxJFDnr6Zif9_tceA/edit
The document is not up-to-date, it collects all the updates up to mid
November. I will update the doc again once all blockers in the milestone
are in.
btw, in the milestone, there are a few PRs also for documenta
Thanks Jack!
On Mon, Dec 13, 2021 at 4:49 PM Jack Ye wrote:
>
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/18yc8_Q6Hpc_r7JSoQO4oswQSHgHxJFDnr6Zif9_tceA/edit
>
> The document is not up-to-date, it collects all the updates up to mid
> November. I will update the doc again once all blockers in the mileston
Thank you Openinx for preparing all these PRs and the vote options!
In the community sync, we also talked about not including any new vendor
integration modules in engine runtimes. In this approach, vendor
dependencies do not need to be listed in the provided (compile only) scope.
Vendors will pub
Thanks Jack for the feedback !
Yes, I agree that the ideal approach is option#3 as you said. The core
issue for the vendor bundled runtimes jar is : More vendors currently
provide maven dependency configuration, but may not provide bundled runtime
jar. Because maven dependency configuration can
I think Jack does a great job of pointing out a lot of the advantages. I
agree with him, but I’ll add my perspective as well. I suggested the REST
catalog a couple (few?) months ago when we were talking about the DynamoDB
catalog and it stuck with me as the solution to quite a few problems.
First,
