Apache HBase 0.96.0 Released: Big Changes and Many Fixes
Apache HBase 0.96.0 Released: Big Changes and Many Fixes
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On Monday, Hortonworks' HBase team released HBase 96. According to the team, over 2,000 issues were corrected in this update, and a lot of big improvements have been made. Notable changes include:
- Reduce Mean-Time-To-Recovery
- Support for MS Windows
- Data type flexibility
- Modularization
For more details, check out Hortonworks' full announcement, and take a look at Apache's HBase blog as well. There are updates, and then there are updates, and this one appears to be in the latter category. A lot of work went into HBase 96, and by the breadth of changes that were made, it shows.
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