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This Week in Fluvio #61

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Fluvio is a distributed, programmable streaming platform written in Rust.

We had a couple of back to back releases and another one incoming this week. We released Fluvio 0.11.8 last week and Fluvio 0.11.7 the week before.

New release​

Fluvio v0.11.8 is now available!

Thank you to our newest contributor:

To update you can run fvm update

$ fvm update

info: Updating fluvio stable to version 0.11.8. Current version is 0.11.6.
info: Downloading (1/5): fluvio@0.11.8
info: Downloading (2/5): fluvio-cloud@0.2.21
info: Downloading (3/5): fluvio-run@0.11.8
info: Downloading (4/5): cdk@0.11.8
info: Downloading (5/5): smdk@0.11.8
done: Installed fluvio version 0.11.8
done: Now using fluvio version 0.11.8

If you don't have Fluvio in your machine run:

curl -fsS https://hub.infinyon.cloud/install/install.sh | bash

If you are enjoying Fluvio please share with your friends!

New features​

We made the self hosted experience easier with the following:

  • Forbid fluvio cluster start when it should be resumed.
  • Added default to wasi supported to build arch and enabled smart module and connector logging and observability.
  • We have released SPU to SPU mirroring. There is a blog in progress and we will share updated docs in the next update.

Upcoming features​

InfinyOn Stateful Data Flows is going to be in Public Beta soon. Stateful Data Flows is a new product that will allow you to build end to end stream processing data flows on Fluvio streams.

We have released 8 developer preview iterations and shared with 50 to 100 developers. If you'd like access to the private beta, please fill out this form.

Bug fixes​

This release includes a number of new features, bug fixes, documentation improvements, and improved error messaging.

See the CHANGELOG for details

Good First Issues​

We love our open source community contributors. Here are some issues that you could contribute to. All the best.

New blog post​

We are building a series on Stateful Data Flow primitives. This is the introduction post: The absolute beginners guide to dataflow primitives.

Get in touch with us on Github Discussions or join our Discord channel and come say hello!

For the full list of changes this week, be sure to check out our CHANGELOG.