Release Notes
April 2025
- Supports deploying Elastic clusters on Azure.
- Provides a tutorial to guide beginners to quickly understand key concepts and workflows within CelerData, which makes it easier than ever to get started and learn essential operations.
- Modified the aliveness connection timeout from 350 seconds to 8 hours for the MySQL protocol clients.
March 2025
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[Private Preview] Supports deploying clusters on GCP.
Private Preview -
Supports graceful upgrades for newly created clusters. Queries with an execution time of less than 20 seconds can finish without being affected by the upgrade.
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Supports account-level discounts to allow specific accounts to be labeled as
test
for lower SLA and costs. -
Optimized the SSO behavior for new users: a new user needs to log in manually with SSO after successfully registering when SSO is enabled.
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Supports subscribing to CelerData Cloud BYOC on Azure Marketplace.
February 2025
- Supports creating a cluster with End-to-End Private Link to secure the traffic, including submitted queries and returned data.
- Supports deploying Multi-AZ clusters with Terraform.
- Optimized idle checks for clusters and warehouses to allow more accurate automatic suspension. (These checks are supported in v3.3.8 or later.)
January 2025
- Internal IP addresses and CIDR are forbidden in the IP access list, including
10.0.0.0/8
,172.16.0.0/12
, and192.168.0.0/16
. - Supports creating an elastic cluster with Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) enabled.
- Supports creating a warehouse within a single Availability Zone (AZ) in a multi-AZ cluster.
December 2024
Improvements
- Supports adding and removing tags for CelerData clusters. Tags can be used to manage cloud resources in AWS, Azure, and GCP.
- Supports access control to query history by adding a role
cloud_query_history
. Cluster administrators can manually create this role usingCREATE ROLE
and grant it to other database users usingGRANT
.
Behavior changes
- Members that are not the account creator can no longer log in with username and password when SSO is enabled.
November 2024
Improvements
- Supports deploying an elastic cluster with multiple availability zones, see Multi-AZ Deployment.
- Supports updating outdated data credentials and deployment credentials to ensure that all the features related to access permissions (policies) are fully functional.
- Supports Cluster-level Access Control by configuring an IP access list to allow or deny access to the cluster operation page.
- Supports automated Storage scaling (Storage Autoscaling). If a storage scaling policy is defined, CelerData will monitor the storage usage of nodes and automatically scale up the storage if needed.
Behavior changes
- Changed AuditLog timezone to UTC.
October 2024
- Supports sending alarms via email when the cluster's available disk space is low (≤ 10%).
- Supports Google as the IdP for user authentication using SAML SSO.
- Supports deploying multi-warehouse Elastic CelerData clusters on AWS EC2 instances with Terraform.
September 2024
- Supports a new Azure region: UAE North. See Supported cloud platforms and regions.
- Supports automatic scaling of Compute Nodes for an elastic cluster.
- Provided RESTful APIs to suspend and resume warehouses, query warehouse information, and query account information in a CelerData Cloud BYOC organization.
August 2024
- Supports creating new elastic clusters on instances with EBS cache storage to address insufficient resource issues of instance types with local disks.
- Supports scaling up and down the Compute Nodes of a warehouse in an elastic cluster.
- Supports setting a user-defined time window for cluster maintenance and upgrading operations without notifying users for permission.
- Supports customizing FE and BE static configurations with Terraform.
- Supports updating LDAP SSL certificates with Terraform.
- Supports user login to a cluster with LDAP from the console.
- Supports querying CCU usage of a cluster.
July 2024
- Supports creating new clusters on Graviton EC2 instances in AWS. In standardized benchmark tests with data sizes of 100GB and 1TB, Graviton instances demonstrate a performance improvement of 20% to 30% over x86 instances. Since Graviton instances cost 20% less, clusters on Graviton instances can achieve an overall cost reduction of 30% to 40%.
- Supports a new Azure region, Central US (Des Moines, Iowa). See Supported cloud platforms and regions.
- Supports configuring Ranger plugin in Terraform.
- Supports modifying the IOPS and bandwidth settings for EBS volumes.
- Supports rolling upgrade of AMI.
June 2024
- Supports configuring the static parameters of the BE nodes in a classic cluster or Compute Nodes in an elastic cluster.
- Supports uploading and managing Apache Ranger configuration files.
- Supports adjusting disks' IOPS and throughput.
- Supports Unity Catalog for directly analyzing data in Databricks.
May 2024
- Upgraded the framework of elastic cluster deployment on AWS. Supports creating multiple warehouses in an elastic cluster to isolate workload.
- Added a Cluster Access switch to control whether the CelerData Cloud support team can access your cluster for support purposes.
- Supports creating service accounts as the identities of authentication in OpenAPI and Terraform. For more information, see Service accounts.
- Supports deploying a classic CelerData cluster on Azure by using Terraform. For more information, see Deployment on Azure.
April 2024
- The CelerData Cloud BYOC provider on Terraform supports the
idle_suspend_interval
argument with which users can enable the Auto Suspend feature.
March 2024
- Supports deploying elastic clusters on AWS.
- Supports resource isolation by using multiple warehouses which are supported only on elastic clusters deployed on AWS.
January 2024
- Supports deploying classic clusters on Azure.
November 2023
- Supports a new AWS region, Europe (Frankfurt) (region code:
eu-central-1
). See Supported cloud platforms and regions. - Enhanced user awareness of attribute changes in Free Developer Tier clusters.
- Optimized users' experience with the SQL Editor.
- Other improvements and optimizations.
October 2023
- Supports continuing to use or create a Free Developer Tier cluster after the free trial period ends.
- Supports using one email address to create multiple accounts. To use this feature, contact us at cloud-support@celerdata.com.
- Supports running scripts via Terraform.
- Improved the alert system to reduce redundant warnings pushed to users, and optimized alert messages.
- Other improvements and optimizations.
August 2023
- Supports querying the CCU usage and billing information for clusters by using OpenAPI.
- Supports viewing and downloading CCU usage and billing information for all billing periods in the billing dashboard of the CelerData Cloud BYOC console.
- Supports downloading invoices and receipts for all billing periods in the billing dashboard of the CelerData Cloud BYOC console.
- Brings the Terraform provider for cloud API. Users now can create clusters by using Terraform.
- Supports creating a Tabular catalog by using the SQL editor of the CelerData Cloud BYOC console.
- Supports subscribing to CelerData Cloud BYOC on AWS Marketplace.
June 2023
- Supports two more AWS regions: Europe (Ireland) (eu-west-1) and US West (Oregon) (us-west-2). See Supported cloud platforms and regions.
- Improved the notification system to reduce redundant warnings pushed to users.
- Optimize users' experience with the SQL Editor.
- Other improvements and optimizations.
May 2023
- Added a notification center where you can view four types of notifications:
- Warning: cluster exceptions, security violations, and overdue payments
- Error: system faults and operation failures
- Info: default messages such as new releases, logins and logouts, role and privilege changes, training courses, and feedback to issues of your concern, as well as other custom messages
- Success: operations that are successfully completed
- Supports SSO login. For more information, see Use SAML SSO.
- Supports scheduled suspend and auto suspend on idle. For more information, see Suspend and resume a CelerData cluster.
- Supports audit logs. For more information, see View audit logs.
- Added an alarm system. For more information, see Alarm.
- Supports displaying cluster history, including operations performed to create, suspend, resume, and scale clusters.
- Offers guidance on the CelerData Cloud BYOC UI to help you choose your suitable instance type and node count according to your specific use case.
- Offers a free developer tier. For more information, see Use Free Developer Tier.
- Offers a free trial for learning and POC. For more information, see Use Free Trial.
- Supports scaling FEs.
- Supports displaying the reasons for query failures.
- Added new features in the SQL Editor:
- Displaying materialized views
- Providing sample data to help you with a quick start
- Providing a guided method to load data from cloud storage
- Supports full backups for clusters.
- Updated Terms of Service, Privacy Statement, and Cookie Policy.
- Other improvements and optimizations.
January 2023
- Supports creating and managing Hive, Iceberg, Hudi, and Delta Lake catalogs in CelerData.
- Supports selecting an existing VPC and subnet when you choose Quick deployment.
- Supports suspending and resuming a cluster. You are not charged for your suspended clusters. Charges are resumed after you resume the clusters.
- Optimized the CelerData Cloud BYOC UI to power optimal Bring Your Own Cloud experience, and allowed enabling the query history and query profile features by default.
December 2022
- Optimized the SQL Editor to support selecting catalogs.
- Improved the experience of changing cluster configurations.
- Supports load balancer and SSL connection for CelerData clusters.
- Supports resetting passwords and displaying the public IP endpoints and private endpoints of VPCs, and reusing the names of clusters whose deployments failed.
November 2022
- Added role-based access control (RBAC) to the CelerData platform.
- Provided audit logs to track operations on the CelerData platform.
- Supports deploying clusters in public subnets.
- Supports deploying clusters by using AWS CloudFormation, which is fast and easy to use.
- Provided instance profiles and empowered LakeHouse, Broker Load, and backup and restore to implement RBAC on different data sources.
September 2022
- Supports reusing deployment credentials, data credentials, and network configurations.
- Supports releasing clusters if you do not need them.
- Supports reviewing cluster cost details before deployment.
- Supports creating, scaling in/out, and scaling up/down a cluster.
- Supports managing multiple users within a single cluster.
- Provided an overview, monitoring information, and query profiles of each cluster and supports the SQL Editor feature.
- Provided usage and billing details on the CelerData Cloud BYOC UI.