Gluesync Release Notes and Changes

Welcome to the Gluesync Release Notes. This page provides detailed information about each release, including new features, improvements, and fixes.

Latest Release: 2.0.10.3

Released: May 7, 2025

  • Improvements on Oracle Triggers agent.

  • Fixes on Oracle Xstream agent.

  • Fixes and improvements on Oracle OpenLog Replicator agent.

  • Improved notification management.

  • Improved entity start, stop, resync and start snapshot commands batch operation error handling.

2.0.10.2

Released: May 6, 2025

  • Fixes on Snowflake agent.

2.0.10.1

Released: May 5, 2025

  • Fixes on Oracle OpenLog Replicator agent.

2.0.10

Released: May 2, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • New YugabyteDB source & target agent;

  • 4x performance improvement during snapshot tasks;

  • Chronos is now available as a module directly configurable from the UI;

  • New proxy-oriented architecture to support Gluesync Modules;

  • Support for new document key separators for NoSQL/Event Streaming agents;

  • Refined pipeline/agent setup wizard;

  • Improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

๐Ÿ•ต YugabyteDB agent

YugabyteDB is now available as a source & target agent. This new agent comes with native support for YugabyteDB’s smart drivers with dedicated cluster awareness features and load balancing capabilities.

You can read more about it here.

โฒ๏ธ Chronos module

In the previous release we embarked on an amazing journey that sees us starting making contribution to the open-source world and more over to the growing Gluesync community. Chronos is the first module we’ve open-sourced few days ago and it is now available as a module directly configurable from the UI.

You can read more about it here.

๐Ÿšฅ Proxy-oriented architecture (for Docker users)

To make Gluesync Modules available as first-class citizens, giving to Gluesync UI the ability to configure and manage them within the same control plane, we’ve refactored the Gluesync docker-compose yaml to support a proxy-oriented architecture.

This proxy architecture makes use of a reverse proxy to forward requests to the appropriate service based on the URL path, based on the famous Traefik reverse proxy. Together with this release we’re also upgrading the Gluesync docker-compose yaml assembler that generates the trial kits and the production docker-compose yaml to use the latest version of Traefik. This upgrade does not affect the Gluesync Kubernetes user.

๐Ÿš€ 4x Faster Snapshots

Snapshots are now 4x faster thanks to the introduction of the write parallelism feature at entity level.

You can now customize the number of parallelism at entity level in the snapshot configuration with a value of up to 8 parallel threads. Default value is 1, meaning no parallelism.

2.0.9

2.0.9.7

Released: April 24, 2025

  • Fixed batch actions button enable/disable logic on UI side.

  • Added logic to prevent duplicated entities creation from UI.

  • Improved row filter logic on target agents

2.0.9.6

Released: April 22, 2025

  • Fixed target column auto-selection logic for RDBMS.

2.0.9.5

Released: April 21, 2025

  • Fixes on Snowflake agent.

2.0.9.4

Released: April 16, 2025

  • Fixes on Couchbase agent.

  • Fixes on MongoDB agent.

  • Fixes on Oracle OpenLogReplicator agent.

  • Fixed draft prefix saved in pipeline name in some cases.

  • Improvements on MariaDB agent.

2.0.9.3

Released: April 11, 2025

  • Fixed UI Notification panel in order to limit height based on screen size.

  • Added additional hosts normalisation removing empty hosts.

  • Fixes on ScyllaDB agent.

  • Fixes on Aerospike agent.

2.0.9.2

Released: April 10, 2025

  • Oracle OpenLogReplicator agent improvements.

  • UI Bugfixes & Improvements.

  • Fixes on ScyllaDB agent.

2.0.9.1

Released: April 7, 2025

  • Added support for Spanish translation;

  • Minor UI improvements.

2.0.9

Released: April 2, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • Gluesync UI now speaks ๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต Japanese, ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ Spanish & ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น Italian, with more languages to be added soon;

  • Grafana dashboard is now available as a bookmark right into your main menu;

  • SDKs: Python & Node.js SDKs are available for you to start building Gluesync modules;

  • Modules: based on top of our SDKs, they can extend platform functionalities and you can write your owns;

  • New agent: ScyllaDB is now available as source & target;

  • UI enhancements;

  • Improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น Japanese, Spanish & Italian support

From now on Gluesync speaks different languages: 2.0.9 introduces Japanese, Spanish and Italian. We thank our trusted partners Climb, inc. and Kustomati for supporting us on this journey.

How does it work? Support is automatic and detects your browser language. Error messages are preserved in plain English or in the language they come from your databases.

๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ’ป Call for developers: SDKs are here!

With this release we embarked on an amazing journey that sees us starting making contribution to the open-source world and more over to the growing Gluesync community.

SDKs are the first step for us to fill the gap between our development roadmap and the ability to extend the platform functionalities in a way that we cannot even image: developers can now interact with the platform via SDKs, to create Modules, automations and much more. That’s just the beginning.

Python & Node.js are the first two languages to receive an SDK with Java / Kotlin to follow.

Did I mention Modules? Continue reading. ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿป

๐Ÿค– Modules

Gluesync Modules are purpose-built components that integrate with the Core Hub to provide specialized functionality. Each module is designed to address specific needs within the Gluesync ecosystem, from automated task scheduling to system bootstrapping and configuration.

We’re committed on providing open source modules so you, as a member of our community, can be inspired to build something amazing from scratch or by building on top of our foundations.

We’ve started already:

Bootstrapper has been the first module we’ve open-sourced few days ago, and now Chronos is following with more almost ready to see the sun too.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll build next!

๐Ÿ•ต New agent: ScyllaDB

ScyllaDB is now available for you to connect in your data pipelines: snapshots, CDC or target ScyllaDB’s tables with ease thanks for our brand new ScyllaDB agent.

More details on the integration and how to start using it are available here at this link.

2.0.8

2.0.8.6

Released: April 1, 2025

  • Fixes on Oracle OpenLogReplicator agent.

2.0.8.5

Released: March 20, 2025

  • Fix incorrect agents detail metrics shown.

  • Fixes on MongoDB agent.

2.0.8.4

Released: March 18, 2025

  • Improvements on Couchbase agent.

  • Improvements on MongoDB agent.

2.0.8.3

Released: March 17, 2025

  • Fixed incorrect snapshot time in UI field.

  • Fixed agent not correctly removed from unassigned agent list if not correctly configured.

  • Fixed incorrect suspension/restart of entity emission when ram reached max usage limit on target.

  • Added PostgreSQL support for before & after images.

  • Improvements on Couchbase agent.

2.0.8.2

Released: March 14, 2025

  • Fixed agent nickname visualisation.

  • Fixed agent optional configuration visualisation.

  • Fixes on IBM i series agent.

2.0.8.1

Released: March 12, 2025

  • Fixed mismatch between case-sensitive columns name.

  • Fixed default unchanged data filter during entity creation.

2.0.8

Released: March 11, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • Support for before & after images for all compatible RDMBS agents and NoSQL agents;

  • Support for per-target deletions skipping;

  • UI enhancements with an all-new agent details and much more;

  • Improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

๐Ÿ†š Before & after images support

This release introduces support for before & after images for all compatible RDMBS agents and NoSQL agents:

For RDMBS agents

  • Field-level comparison is performed at source agent-level and only the columns that have changed are sent to the target;

  • Updates on columns that are involgig non-monitored columns will be skipped;

  • Rows containing columns with before & after values that are all equal are entirely skipped from the replication task, saving bandwidth and processing time;

For NoSQL agents

  • Rows containing columns with before & after values that are all equal are entirely skipped from the replication task, saving bandwidth and processing time;

We will gradually improve support and extend before & after images support for NoSQL agents with future releases.

Want to learn more about this feature? Check out our Before & after images 101 page.

โญ๏ธ Skip deletions

There are cases where you don’t want Gluesync to delete rows from the target database, this new feature allows you to skip deletions, that are happening at the source and would otherwise be sent to the target. This feature works selectively by target and for specific entities, giving you full control over the process.

This comes in handy when you want to preserve the data in the target database, or when you want to avoid the deletion of rows that are not relevant to your use case, like for example when you have a history table where you want to keep all the rows for auditing purposes or when you’re replicatinge from an hot-storage in which records might be flushed due to TTLs expiration or cleanup policies.

To learn how to start leveraging this feature see our dedicated page: Skip deletions.

๐Ÿ–ผ๏ธ New agent details UI, refined notifications hub and much more

We’re fully committed to making the Control Plane user experience as intuitive and enjoyable as possible. This release introduces:

  • A new agent details UI with history logs, errors, details about the connected database, also displaying its version;

  • Support for agents nicknaming: you can now give a name to your agents to make them easier to identify;

  • Agent quick-overview: wherever you see in the UI an agent icon you can click on it to immediately access to its quick-overview;

  • Refined notifications hub:

Other minor, but still worth mentioning, improvements:

  • Faster IBM i series (AS400) agent: journal reading performances have increased even more with this new release, measured benchmarks have shown an exceptional increase of up to 40x faster loads on very crowded databases;

  • Fixed mismatching pipeline/entites statuses report;

  • Improved Agents-CoreHub handshake process;

2.0.7

2.0.7.7

Released: March 06, 2025

  • Fixes entities sync not restarting if the transaction WebSocket is restarted.

  • Improve error notification handling for some critical flow of Gluesync

  • Fixes on IBM i series agent;

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.6

Released: March 03, 2025

  • Fixes on IBM i series agent;

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.5

Released: February 27, 2025

  • Fixes on IBM i series agent;

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.4

Released: February 26, 2025

  • Fixes on Oracle agents;

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.3

Released: February 26, 2025

  • GSSD-185: Added ArrayList and List support to nested object serialization/deserialization;

  • Fixes on MongoDB agent;

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.2

Released: February 25, 2025

  • Fixes on IBM i Series agent;

  • Fixes on Informix agent;

  • Fixes on Oracle agent (OLR, Triggers & Xstream);

For more details check the release notes for each agent.

2.0.7.1

Released: February 24, 2025

  • MySQL & MariaDB better support for mediumblob data types;

  • UI improvements;

2.0.7

Released: February 21, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • All new Prometheus-based monitoring;

  • CoreHub-dedicated Grafana dashboard;

  • All new pipelines overview & pipeline details;

  • Improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

๐Ÿ“Š Enterprise monitoring from the ground up

This release introduces an improved Gluesync’s enterprise-level monitoring solution, powered by Prometheus and Grafana:

  • Prometheus endpoints have been entirely redesigned to provide fine graned control over data visibility;

  • With this release we’re making available our new data sampling engine which will dramatically improves the overall monitoring experience;

  • This first iteration makes available our new metrics endpoint for the CoreHub, covering all aspetects around pipeline metrics and their KPIs;

In the upcoming releases we’re also going to introduce new dedicated endpoints for every each of our Agents for a full end-to-end monitoring experience.

Want to learn more about the how to setup Prometheus? Check out our Prometheus Integration page.

๐Ÿ“Š A Grafana dashboard!

Yes, we are (finally) introducing a new dedicated Grafana dashboard, this first one covers all aspects for the CoreHub.

  • Customizable visualization panels

  • Real-time performance metrics

  • Pipeline-specific indicators

  • Data volume tracking

The CoreuHub dashboard is available starting from today in every Gluesync trial kit and can also be downloaded from the Grafana dashboard gallery at this link.

Grafana CoreHub Dashboard

Discover more about the metrics and KPIs visualization by looking at our dedicated page: Grafana dashboards.

๐Ÿ–ผ๏ธ New Control Plane UI for pipelines & pipeline details

We’re fully committed to making the Control Plane user experience as intuitive and enjoyable as possible. This release introduces a new UI for pipelines and pipeline details:

  • Combined overview & details view for pipelines and entities;

  • KPIs & metrics visualization has been improved with new panels to make them more visible while enhancing the space utilization;

  • New tooltips will support you on your journey to a more enjoyable experience;

๐Ÿคซ PS. We’re paving the way for new features like entities grouping and much more, meantime we hope you will enjoy the improved UI experience.

2.0.6

2.0.6.2

Released: February 19, 2025

  • Fixed a condition that could cause an infinite loop on websocket session restart;

2.0.6.1

Released: February 18, 2025

  • GSSD-179: Fixed a bug that was preventing a proper cast between Int32 data types in MongoDB;

  • GSSD-179: Fixed a bug that was preventing a proper handling of Undefined data type in MongoDB;

2.0.6

Released: February 12, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • Military-grade security;

  • UI loading times cut down & UI improvements;

  • New agents: MariaDB, Google BigQuery and Oracle OpenLogReplicator;

  • Enhanced error handling: pipeline and agent errors are now displayed in the Control Plane and accessible from the pipeline details page;

  • For RDBMS targets, columns discovery/selection and data type management are now available from the Entity setup wizard (fixing GSSD-174);

  • Improvements and bug fixes;

New Features

๐Ÿช– Military-grade security

Enhanced data security with AES256 encryption implementation across all platform components:

  • End-to-end data encryption from source through Core Hub to target systems

  • Intra-service communication encryption for all node-to-node messages

  • Additional layer of security on top of existing TLS protocols

  • Zero-knowledge architecture ensuring data privacy

  • Customizable encryption keys (initialization vector and key)

Want to learn more about the Military-Grade Encryption feature? Check out our Military-Grade Encryption page.

Node-to-node communication encryption feature requires a paid Gluesync Enterprise with Advanced Security license.
๐Ÿ•ต Three new agents

MariaDB with Bin log support, Google BigQuery (target) and Oracle OpenLogReplicator (developer preview) agents are now available:

  • Source data changes from MariaDB 10.11+ (read more)

    • Native MariaDB Bin log support;

    • Works from MariaDB version 10.11;

  • Google BigQuery agent (read more)

    • Native Google BigQuery SDK integration;

    • No additional license required;

  • Oracle OpenLogReplicator agent (read more)

    • Based on Oracle OpenLogReplicator library;

    • Bundled with Gluesync therefore automatically managed and configured;

    • Direct redo and archive logs mining;

    • No additional license required;

    • Currently in a developer preview stage, write to us to get an early access.

Version 2.0.5

2.0.5.6

Released: February 6, 2025

  • GSSD-169: Bytea data types containing a JSON string are now correctly managed in PostgreSQL source agent;

  • GSSD-172: No table being shown while browsing Oracle target tables from a non-PDB direct connection under Oracle triggers agent;

2.0.5.5

Released: February 5, 2025

  • GSSD-172: No table being shown while browsing Oracle target tables from a PDB direct connection under Oracle triggers agent;

2.0.5.4

Released: January 31, 2025

  • Additional logs around MySQL source connector;

2.0.5.3

Released: January 30, 2025

  • Fix duplicate columns in MSSQL discovery columns when clusted indexes are used twice or more with the same column name;

  • Fix old transaction id reuse if a CDC task encountered an error and restarted;

2.0.5.2

Released: January 29, 2025

  • Fix on the IBM i agents for supporting Db2 for i version 7.3;

  • Fixed an issue on MongoDB source agent when performing a paginated snapshot.

2.0.5.1

Released: January 28, 2025

  • UI improvements;

  • Bug fixes.

2.0.5

Released: January 24, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • NoSQL source & target agents no longer inject private scope & type fields to the target data;

  • Couchbase source agent now has the ability to include the meta().id field to be used as the document key;

  • For all JDBC driver-based agents the connections checks are now more efficient and provide a full trace of the connection issue, if any;

  • Ability to upload JSON and other data types used as agents login certificates;

  • Enhanced error handling;

  • Gluesync components versions is now displayed in the logs and from the Control Plane;

  • UI improvements;

  • Bug fixes.

Agents

  • MySQL agent has been updated to support MySQL 8.4+;

Version 2.0.4

2.0.4.6

Released: January 24, 2025

  • Fixed an issue when reading timestamp(n) data types from PostgreSQL replication slots;

  • Minor UI improvements.

2.0.4.5

Released: January 22, 2025

  • Fixed an issue when reading timestamp(n) data types from PostgreSQL while a snapshot is in progress;

  • Fixed an issue under the Couchbase eventing functions where the checksum was not yet initalized for a document after its creation;

  • Minor UI improvements.

2.0.4.4

Released: January 17, 2025

  • Fixed an issue when reading from Couchbase when Scope and Collection usage is enabled but _default scope is used instead;

  • Fixed an issue when targeting Couchbase occuring when _default scope is used and use of Scope and Collections is enabled;

  • From the entity details page, snapshot progress now shows completion details;

  • Minor UI improvements.

2.0.4.3

Released: January 16, 2025

  • Custom document key: fixed a bug that could cause primary keys not to be user-selectable from dropdown selection;

  • Object browser: disabled search controls have have been polished and are now more user-friendly;

  • Target agent data type selector: fixed a bug that could cause the agent type selector to not be properly displayed even though it was saved and stored correctly;

  • Snapshot time in ms from entity details is now properly displayed;

2.0.4.2

Released: January 15, 2025

  • Fixed an issue where the JDBC connection pool was not properly closing connections in certain scenarios, leading it to run out of available connections;

2.0.4.1

Released: January 13, 2025

  • Fixed a unhandled longtext data type in MySQL source connector;

  • Minor UI improvements.

2.0.4

Released: January 10, 2025

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • TLS certificates upload directly from the Web UI;

TLS certificates uploader
  • Polished entity editor:

    • Ability to apply multiple filters on same column;

    • Columns max lenght is now checked to avoid exceeding the max length of the target column;

  • Performance optimization: snapshots are now more efficient and run in parallel of CDC tasks;

  • Forgot password flow is now available;

  • Notifications Hub improvements:

    • Ability to mark all notifications as read;

    • Notification timestamp is now displayed more clearly;

  • Enhanced error handling;

  • Minor UI improvements;

  • Bug fixes.

Version 2.0.3

2.0.3.3

Released: January 9, 2025

  • Improved error handling for the Control plane during agent credentials validation especially in case of invalid credentials.

2.0.3.2

Released: December 31, 2024

  • Fixed a bug that could cause the Control plane to show duplicate columns in the Object Browser.

  • Multiple user sessions are now supported within the same user account.

2.0.3.1

Released: December 30, 2024

  • Fixed a bug that could cause the Core Hub not properly handling Document data types in MongoDB sources.

2.0.3

Released: December 13, 2024

Release Highlights ๐ŸŒŸ

  • New Notifications Hub for centralized monitoring

  • Enhanced Error Handling with detailed messages

  • Improved Object Browser with bulk operations

  • Official Kubernetes Support (GA)

New Features

๐Ÿ”” Notifications Hub

Access, review and monitor platform-originated notifications from one single point. The new Notifications hub component is your entry point for every platform notification:

  • Info messages (e.g., Snapshot finished for xyz)

  • Warnings and errors

  • 15-day retention period

  • Filter by type and date

  • Mark as read functionality

Notifications hub preview
โœ‹ Enhanced Error Handling

Error descriptions, messages, and their codes are now available through the Web UI:

  • No more searching through logs

  • Hundreds of mapped error codes

  • Clear error descriptions

  • Actionable remediation steps

  • Support for vendor-specific error codes

๐Ÿ“ˆ Object Browser & Setup Wizard

Boost your productivity with new features:

  • Multiple tables selection

  • Automated NoSQL target setup

  • Bulk edit capabilities

  • Schema and table auto-discovery

  • Enhanced configuration workflow

๐Ÿ“Š Entity Performance Metrics

Detailed performance insights at your fingertips:

  • Real-time performance KPIs for each entity

  • Comprehensive metrics including read/write times

  • Source and target performance monitoring

  • End-to-end transmission timing analysis

  • Detailed throughput and latency statistics

  • Performance bottleneck identification

Entity Performance Metrics Dashboard

Platform Improvements

Kubernetes Support

  • Helm charts now Generally Available (GA)

  • Updated trial kits with Kubernetes support

  • Production-ready deployment templates

Performance Optimization

  • IBM i Series / AS400 agent refactored

    • CPU usage reduced from 50% to 5%

    • Average processing time: 0.5 seconds (down from 15-30 seconds)

    • Tested on various hardware configurations

    • One of the fastest IBM i agents in the market

UI Enhancements

  • Pipeline details refresh

  • Entity details improvements

  • Overall smoother user experience

  • Version bump to UI v1.2

  • For entity search fields you can now filter by entity name or its id

Bug Fixes ๐Ÿงน

  • All known issues resolved

  • Enhanced platform stability

  • Improved error handling

  • Better performance across all components

For previous versions and developer previews, see the Version History.

2.0.2

10-23-2024

New features

๐Ÿงฌ Define your custom unique document identifier (applies to NoSQL targets only): from the Web UI it is now possible to define your own custom unique document key, by composing it with custom fields (you can even sort them manually), a prefix, a suffix and a custom value separator. As shown in the picture below, just toggle the Customize document key switch to begin building your own custom key template.

Build your custom NoSQL document key

๐Ÿ” On-the-fly data filtering: you can now specify filters to be applied to incoming data feed, meaning while data is on-flight, to filter out data not matching the desired filter rule. This initial release introduces the following filters:

  • =,

  • >,

  • <,

  • >=,

  • ,

  • !=,

  • in,

  • Not in,

  • Is null,

  • Not null,

  • Regex: to be used like Dan.* to filter out data just like you are applying a LIKE Dan% SQL where clause to match your data.

On-the-fly data filtering

This feature will be further extended to include additional filter types, rules, predicates and the ability to apply the filter at snapshot level to avoid sourcing unwanted data during snapshot tasks.

New agents

  • Oracle triggers-based auditing: ported from GS 1.X it is now available in GA;

  • CockroachDB target agent;

  • Google Cloud Storage target agent;

  • Google Pub/Sub target agent;

  • RavenDB target agent;

  • Redis, it is now supported as a target;

  • Informix, source & target agent.

Improvements

๐ŸŽ๏ธ 2x performances improvement with same hardware resources: we went down optimizing payloads serialization, fine tuned algorithms and optimized the platform under different hardware setups, all of this has been achieved after thousands of benchmarks done in the past few months. With this release we’re bringing the first chunk of improvements for a smoother & faster replication experience. More to come.

๐Ÿ‘‰๐Ÿป IBM i series / AS400 agent: we carried out a major refactor of the source IBM i agent with the goal to lower its resources footprint: thanks to one of our customers we have been able to drastically reduce the agent’s CPU resources usage on the IBM machine level especially on low-CPW provisioned hardware. We went from 50% CPU consumption for an average CPU time of 15-30 seconds down to as low as 5% for 0.5 seconds avg. CPU time. This massive improvement has been measured on low-end hardware resources with ~18.000 provisioned CPW as well as on hardware with double the provisioned CPW. We can now proudly say that we have one of the fastest & lightweight IBM i source agents in the market.

UI refresh with version bump to v1.1

Pipeline details and entity details UI have been refreshed to provide an even smoother user experience.

UI v1.1 preview

Other

๐Ÿงน We have squashed all known bugs: thanks for your support!

2.0.1

10-10-2024

๐Ÿ” Security:

  • TLS certificate support with issued JKS (Java key store);

From 2.0.1 onwards every connection established to and from the Core Hub is made with TLS encryption. Web UI is then reachable from https:// protocol when TLS is enabled. A self-signed HTTPS/TLS certificate is shipped with every new kit. Please request a new trial kit or contact support for upgrading from past versions.
  • Container images no longer use root as predefined user within the container, highering security measures and enforcing the security perimeter of the application and its context;

๐Ÿ”Œ Connections pool (for JDBC’s agents): we’re paving the way for new features like prioritized entities, groups and much more. This release brings a whole new set of feaures around connection pool management such as how many entities within the same pipeline can run in parallel (by limiting how may connections can be opened towards the source). We will add a new chapter to our documentation to describe how to leverage this new functionality;

2.0.0

09-18-2024

GA release brings:

  • Improved Rest API endpoints;

  • API Swagger, available at http://your_corehub_address:1717/swagger;

  • Tons of UI improvements such as (but not limited to) lazy loading of entities status and quicker page loadings;

  • New connection pool engine for RDBMSses with faster loads, improved performances and reduced server footprint.

New agents:

  • Azure Cosmos DB, with both CDC support and target support;

  • SingleStore, supported as a target.

Any previous Developer Preview release has no backwards compatibility with the actual 2.0.0 release. Any previous data/configuration won’t be automatically migrated to GA release.

Developer preview 15 (DP15)

09-06-2024

This release enhances the Web UI performances, saving bandwidth and enriching the real-time experience by shifting more UI updates to web socket.

Additionally:

  • MS SQL Server Change Tracking agent now requires less time when setting up entities especially if larger numbers are involved;

  • For RDBMSses, connectivity checks, require now less bandwidth and less CPU time to be processed by the source host;

  • Aerospike, Couchbase and Solace have received a new feature for setting up TTL (time-to-live) to documents/messages, this is tunable serately for each of your entities;

Developer preview 14 (DP14)

08-28-2024

This release is all about performances and stability improvements with major focus on:

  • Reduced latency between agents and Core Hub;

  • Reduced network bandwidth utilization for Core Hub;

  • Improved entities status management;

  • For agents that support parallel snapshot tasks (Oracle partitions for example) threads no longer fight for CPU resources;

  • Optimized Core Hub’s CPU usage;

  • AS400 agent now fetches receivers before querying the journal to optimize AS400 resources utilization;

New features:

  • While we are preparing for the GA release: Admin password is now required to be changed at first login and you’ll be prompted for the change;

  • Aerospike agent (target);

  • Added ability to retry the fetch for objects within the entity setup/edit screen if source database fails to answer before timeout;

Other:

  • General performance improvements;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

Developer preview 13 (DP13)

08-16-2024

  • Oracle agent now supports parallel partition processing;

  • MS SQL Server CDC agent (w/ transactions logs);

  • Solace agent;

Other:

  • General performance improvements;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

Developer preview 12 (DP12)

08-13-2024

  • Kafka agent refinements (keys within the payload have proper string value, enhanced support for additional data types);

  • General performance improvements;

  • MS SQL Server agent now handles numeric schemas;

  • Improved Web UI navigation and error handling;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

Developer preview 11 (DP11)

08-09-2024

  • Solace agent;

  • Improved Web UI navigation;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • Core Hub now supports ARM64 architecture;

  • Web UI polishing and minor performance optimizations.

Developer preview 10 (DP10)

08-07-2024

  • Solace agent;

  • Added support for Snapshot with partition on supported agents;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • Web UI polishing and minor performance optimizations.

Developer preview 9 (DP9)

07-31-2024

  • Data types improvements;

  • Oracle Xstream agent;

  • Improvements on NULL values handling under NoSQL targets;

  • Added support for nested objects' recursive serialization: incoming lists & maps are now fully operational;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • Web UI polishing and minor performance optimizations.

Developer preview 8 (DP8)

07-25-2024

  • New data type management within the Entity setup wizard;

    • Ability to select a source/target data type specific to your use case;

    • Gluesync will support you by suggesting the most suitable option;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • Web UI polishing and minor performance optimizations.

Developer preview 7 (DP7)

07-18-2024

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • Web UI polishing;

New agents availability

  • Oracle agent;

  • DynamoDB agent;

Developer preview 6 (DP6)

07-10-2024

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • GS2-253: Japanese & Unicode characters support: with special thanks to our partner Climb;

  • Web UI polishing;

New agents availability

  • MongoDB agent;

  • Snowflake agent;

  • Sybase agent;

  • PostgreSQL agent.

Developer preview 5 (DP5)

07-02-2024

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

New agents availability

  • Kafka agent.

if upgrading from DP4 you’re required to remove any existing persisted volume to avoid unwanted behaviours

Developer preview 4 (DP4)

07-01-2024

  • MySQL agent with TLS support;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements.

if upgrading from DP3 you’re required to remove any existing persisted volume to avoid unwanted behaviours

Developer preview 3 (DP3)

06-29-2024

  • Vertica agent’s performance improvements;

  • Refined system metrics;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements.

Developer preview 2 (DP2)

  • Kafka agent support;

  • Enhancements and stability improvements;

  • MySQL agent’s stability improvements.

Developer preview 1 (DP1)

First public release