Version 1.5 of OrientDB Graph Database has just been released to the planet! by Luca Garulli.
From the post:
This release could actually be named 2.0 for all the various new features:
- New PLOCAL (Paginated Local) storage engine. In comparison with LOCAL, it’s more durable (no usage of MMAP) and supports better concurrency on parallel transactions.
- New Hash Index type with better performance on lookups. It does not support ranges.
- New “transactional” SQL command to execute commands inside a transaction. This is useful for the “create edge” SQL command, in order to avoid corruption of the graph
- Import now migrates RIDs, allowing the ability to import database objects in a different one from the original
- “Breadth first” strategy added on traversing (Java andSQL APIs)
- Server can limit maximum live connections (to prevent DOS)
- Fetch plan support in SQL statements and in binary protocol for synchronous commands too
- Various bug fixes
For all the issues: https://github.com/orientechnologies/orientdb/issues?milestone=5&page=1&state=closed
Certainly does sound like a 2.0 release!