ArangoDB Weekly 34: Updates, Tips, and Community Highlights
In just a few days we will publish our release candidate of ArangoDB 2.7. As secure performance and ease of use are our key goals, we worked hard on some nice improvements like
- Index Buckets (Reducing loading time for collections and enable faster resizing)
- Throughput Enhancements (Real world tests showed 25-75% increase of throughput compared to 2.6)
- Enhancements for AQL like “return distinct”, “template query strings” or the brand new “AQL query result cache”
So stay tuned!
ArangoDB Releases
The release ArangoDB 2.6.8 fixes a memory access bug on ARM. So for your pet project on a Raspberry Pi you should update to this new release. There is no need to update to 2.6.8 for other distributions.
You can find a full list of changes in our change-log (2.6.8)
ArangoDB related (Drivers and more)
- (Coffee-Script) loopback-connector-arangodb (0.1.0) – new LoopBack connector npm by Matteo Padovano
- (Java) arangodb-java-driver , added missing revision, id and key update after create, replace etc. (Achim)
- (JavaScript) arangojs (4.0 alpha5) – streamlines the driver’s API by removing unnecessary server roundtrips (Alan)
- (JavaScript) aqb (2.0.2) – ArangoDB query builder (Alan)
- (PHP) arangodb-php-driver (2.5) – performance improvements (Jan)
- (Python) python-arango (2.1.0) – added new DB management functions (Joohwan Oh)
- (Scala) scarango (early stage) – Just another Scala driver for ArangoDB. Designed to be used with Akka and graph structures. (Aurelijus)
Documentation and Cookbook
- ArangoDB´s Actions updated with great new examples
- Compiling/Build ArangoDB under Windows
- On building AQL Query Strings introducing aqlQuery template string generator function
- ArangoDB-PHP Driver Improvements with AQL query results cache and improved HTTP transport layer
Questions on Stackoverflow and Google Groups
Answered:
- (SO) ArangoDB Query for consecutive matches to an array
- (GG) arangodump does not dump graph definition
Not answered yet:
Events
- Sept. 18/19, 2015 – Berlin: distributed matters
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