GitHub user avamingli edited a comment on the discussion: Reduce test
duplication between core and PAX storage?
+1 for this,
one pain point is that when we search for a test SQL in the code, it appears
multiple times, including instances in both Pax and SingleNode test, most of
them are copi
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Reduce test
duplication between core and PAX storage?
+1 for this,
one pain point is that when we search for a test statement in the code, it
appears multiple times, including instances in both Pax and SingleNode test,
most of them are
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Remove Bundled
Python Packages in Cloudberry Main Repo
Hi,
These files are pointed out by the Incubator PMC members and are not encouraged
to be included in our upcoming Cloudberry 2.0 source files. So it's a good time
to remove
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
@leborchuk
Thank you so much for sharing your insightful observations and experiences.
I will make the necessary adjustments to ensure our tests are robust.
A preliminary test indicates
GitHub user leborchuk added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
> During develop, I found that the result of Window Agg without Order By clause
> is unstable.
>
> Referring to the SQL 2011 standard, it states that if ORDER BY is omitted,
> the order
GitHub user jianlirong added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
In my personal opinion, we should modify the corresponding SQL statement and
add ORDER BY. Although we're discussing window functions here, the issue
reflected in this example is essenti
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
> To pass parallel test cases, we need to modify the SQL in that case.
Postgres discussion:
https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/fbb5c0d7-4a96-4dd1-9a26-5dfccfac667a%40Spark
AFAK,
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
During develop, I found that the result of Window Agg without Order By clause
is unstable.
Referring to the SQL 2011 standard, it states that if ORDER BY is omitted, the
order of rows in
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
refer to `https://github.com/HenkDz/postgresql-mcp-server`, most mcp written by
TypeScript, so to be cloudberry extension, kind of weird.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/clou
GitHub user reshke added a comment to the discussion: Add cloudberry-mcp-server
for integration with LLM apps
I dont see why this cannot be an extension actually
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1068#discussioncomment-13734926
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GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
Maybe a single alone repo is better .
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1068#discussioncomment-13732754
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GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
Hey, how's the progress on this proposal? Since developing it as an extension
with PGRX or C/C++ is somewhat challenging, we can instead build this feature
on the FastMCP foundation,
GitHub user leborchuk added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
+1 for duckDB. But have one question, are there any security reasons we should
be aware of for using duckDB data sources? (For examp
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Make UNION Parallel
> Specifically, we can implement a Parallel-oblivious Append approach, where
> multiple workers operate independently without sharing state, rather than a
> Parallel-aware Append that requires coordination among worke
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist tool
to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data ingestion
I’d like to propose enhancing CloudBerry by integrating DuckDB, leveraging its
[Data Sources](https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/data/data_
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
Yes, and the focus is more on optimizer changes, specifically leveraging Motion
to redistribute data based on the Partition By clauses of window functions.
Once the plan is established, e
GitHub user my-ship-it added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Hi @nicko858, do you still have problems or resolved by yourself? Feel free to
share building results if you need any help form the community.
GitHub link:
https://github.co
GitHub user my-ship-it added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Build some
like greenplum_fdw for GPDB or ADB-to-ADB connector for Arenadata, for
Cloudberry to run queries between one and more CBDB clusters
Thanks for working on it.
Could you please share design documents here so that more
GitHub user my-ship-it added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
Leverage parallel approach of MPP to implent executor parallelism seems to be
a viable path. In fact, because Cloudberry data has distribution information,
we can implement executor par
GitHub user cnliuchong added a comment to the discussion: Support Parallel
Processing of Window Functions.
When large amounts of data, the window function is performance low. If parallel
execution is possible, the performance will be greatly improved.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/c
GitHub user jianlirong added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
It appears that data import and export is indeed a frequently used and
frequently discussed functionality in MPP databases. Based o
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
With `transform`, you could do anything to data before it's inserted into the
database. For example, it can work as an independent t
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Shall we use Golang to
manage the cluster?
Hi @boogabee
Thank you so much for sharing the backstory behind this decision—it truly
brings back memories of our time at Pivotal. Those were such formative years,
working alongside talented
GitHub user boogabee added a comment to the discussion: Shall we use Golang to
manage the cluster?
There was going to be a move to golang for the greenplum utilities, and there
had been a significant amount of work put into that effort. The issue in front
of us at the time was lots of conflic
GitHub user ZTE-EBASE added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Based on the current implementation, the gpfdist end can add format conversion
logic to transform columnar storage formats into nati
GitHub user ZTE-EBASE added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
As mentioned above, the enhanced features focus on addressing the issue of
gpfdist being co-located with files and also supporting
GitHub user gfphoenix78 added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
The CUSTOM format assumes row-based data stream. I'm not sure it's suitable for
column-base storage format, needs more spike.
Git
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Indeed, it's a good perspective.
I had forgotten about this approach; it seems promising and definitely worth a
try.
GitHub link:
GitHub user gfphoenix78 added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
The discussion seems to support more protocols for external tables, not
multiple data sources for a single external table. To be c
GitHub user ZTE-EBASE added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Yes, our implementation relies on libssh along with the arrow/parquet
libraries. This approach is tailored to specific business requ
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Seems need to implement HDFS/SFTP client codes in gpfdist, then why not
directly use FDW?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/
GitHub user ZTE-EBASE edited a comment on the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Minimize kernel code changes by reusing the gpfdist protocol. Add an sftp/hdfs
protocol marker and use it to call the corresponding
GitHub user ZTE-EBASE added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Minimize kernel code changes by reusing the gpfdist protocol. Add an sftp/hdfs
protocol marker and use it to call the corresponding
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Extend the gpfdist
tool to support SFTP/HDFS protocols for high-performance multi-source data
ingestion
Hi, interesting!
As far as I know, gpfdist is a protocol for external tables, and the gpfdist
tool is an implementation of that pro
GitHub user jianlirong added a comment to the discussion: [Proposal]
Introducing PL/Container to Cloudberry – Feedback Requested
This is a very useful feature and an excellent start. By inheriting from
PostgreSQL and Greenplum Database, Cloudberry has had very comprehensive UDF
support from d
GitHub user avamingli edited a discussion: Make UNION Parallel
### Description
In PostgreSQL, the UNION operator can leverage parallel processing through the
Parallel Append node with subnodes.
```sql
explain (costs off, verbose) select * from t1 union select * from t2;
Q
GitHub user yjhjstz edited a discussion: [Proposal] Introducing PL/Container to
Cloudberry – Feedback Requested
### Proposers
@yjhjstz @my-ship-it
### Proposal Status
Under Discussion
### Abstract
Hi everyone,
We’re proposing to bring
[PL/Container](https://github.com/greenplum-db/plco
GitHub user jianlirong added a comment to the discussion: Cloudberry Database
Roadmap 2024
What do you mean by "Native"? We are working on a FDW named datalake_fdw, which
will support the functionalities of access to Iceberg tables(including read and
write). That FDW will be open sourced soon
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Cloudberry Database
Roadmap 2024
We can refer to paper https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3722212.3724459 from
databricks, make Iceberg as first class table like heap table that called
"Native".
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cl
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Cloudberry Database
Roadmap 2024
I found this
https://www.crunchydata.com/blog/crunchy-data-warehouse-postgres-with-iceberg-for-high-performance-analytics
to prove my standpoint.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discuss
GitHub user tuhaihe edited a discussion: Cloudberry Database Roadmap 2024
> [!note]
> Hi everyone, since Cloudberry has joined the ASF Incubator, the new roadmap
> for Cloudberry is now up for discussion. We welcome your feedback:
> https://lists.apache.org/thread/wo1lsly8h7q8c4sxrwpw73ylbnzrc
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Upgrade from Cloudberry
1.6.0 to 2.0.0
Hi @xanadu-dev, the PPMC member @edespino replied on the Dev mailing list -
https://lists.apache.org/thread/1r06ykd8vf0sl2qbxm7rr97lxk448k6p, FYI. Welcome
to continue this conversation there.
GitHub
GitHub user xanadu-dev added a comment to the discussion: Upgrade from
Cloudberry 1.6.0 to 2.0.0
Would this also been needed for further releases or will everything maintain
compatibility after apache-cloudberry:2.0.0 ?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1175#discu
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Upgrade from Cloudberry
1.6.0 to 2.0.0
Hi, for the upgrade, you can try to use cbcopy:
https://cloudberry.apache.org/docs/sys-admin/migration-and-upgrade
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1175#discussioncommen
GitHub user sobolevna added a comment to the discussion: Cloudberry Database
Roadmap 2024
Hello! What type of integration with Iceberg do you mean? Native, PXF, some
other methods?
And are you planning to integrate with Paimon tables?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discus
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Proposal: Enable
Parallel DQA Plans (with streaming hash agg)
Done in https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/pull/1173
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/914#discussioncomment-13518642
This is an automatic
GitHub user avamingli edited a comment on the discussion: [Ideas] Shall we
enable answer_query_using_materialized_views by default in v2.0?
In GPDB/CBDB, if a feature affects ORCA, its GUC typically follows the format
optimizer_xxx. Else, most GUCs do not guarantee ORCA will use the feature by
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Shall we
enable answer_query_using_materialized_views by default in v2.0?
In GPDB/CBDB, if a feature affects ORCA, its GUC typically follows the format
optimizer_xxx. Else, most GUC does not guarantee ORCA will use the feature by
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Shall we enable
answer_query_using_materialized_views by default in v2.0?
Orca planner does not support answer_query_using_materialized_views yet. So
change answer_query_using_materialized_views to true, a little bit confused.
Git
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Hey, I forked one here: http://github.com/cloudberry-contrib/diskquota. Welcome
to help create PR to fix these issues.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discuss
GitHub user roseduan added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Build some like
greenplum_fdw for GPDB or ADB-to-ADB connector for Arenadata, for Cloudberry to
run queries between one and more CBDB clusters
I am working on the issue.
Firstly, we decide to use parallel retrieve cursor to suppo
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Shall we
enable answer_query_using_materialized_views by default in v2.0?
Yes, this is an inevitable trade-off. However, compared to the significant time
and resource savings provided by AQUMV—especially when handling large-scale
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Proposal: Enable
Parallel DQA Plans (with streaming hash agg)
Hi, we recently encountered the same issue in a customer's environment, so I'd
like to revisit this topic.
In the customer's setup, there are numerous DISTINCT queries runnin
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Shall we enable
answer_query_using_materialized_views by default in v2.0?
plan time increased ? we can offer some data to discuss.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1142#discussioncomment-13374237
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GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Fast Filtering for
Materialized Views when Answering Query.
part2 https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/pull/1138
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1115#discussioncomment-13350818
This is an automaticall
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: 2.x vs 1.6 and how to
get 2.x
Hi @dbaid,
Thank you for your interest in Cloudberry! Our community is currently working
on Release 2.0, and while we are very close to completing it, it will take a
bit more time before we can deliver the f
GitHub user vsbace edited a comment on the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Well i have a one problem when i was trying to compile DISKQUOTA extension on
Cloudberry 1.6.0
and i need help in this situation if it possible:
`/opt/diskquota/src/diskquota.c
GitHub user vsbace added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Hi, i had solved this problem but catched the next problem:
`root@cbdb01:/opt/diskquota/build# make
[ 12%] Building C object CMakeFiles/diskquota.dir/src/diskquota_utility.c.o
/opt
GitHub user vsbace added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
DISKQUOTA source i was taken from this place:
https://github.com/arenadata/diskquota
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1036#discussioncomment-1328471
GitHub user vsbace edited a comment on the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
DISKQUOTA source i taken from this place:
https://github.com/arenadata/diskquota
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1036#discussioncomment-13284719
GitHub user vsbace added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Well i have a one problem when i was trying to compile DISKQUOTA extension on
Cloudberry 1.6.0
and i need help in this situation if it possible:
`/opt/diskquota/src/diskquota.c:
GitHub user vsbace edited a comment on the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Well i have a one problem when i was trying to compile DISKQUOTA extension on
Cloudberry 1.6.0
and i need help in this situation if it possible:
`/opt/diskquota/src/diskquota.c
GitHub user vsbace added a comment to the discussion: Add Support for the
diskquota extension in Apache Cloudberry
Hello, we are planning to use the DISK QUOTA extension in Cloudberry DB.
And I think this extension is mostly used in current Greenplum installations,
and it will be popular if it
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Submodule Pinning
As we’re approaching the 2.0.0 release, I noticed that there hasn’t been
significant progress on PR #1084. If the author and reviewers are unable to
reach a consensus in the near term, I’d suggest we consider defe
GitHub user SeihaHoy edited a discussion: Mirror Segment Fail Over
Currently I am testing cloudberry on Virtual Machines with a Coordinator Node
and 2 Segment nodes with each has 2 primary segments and 2 mirror segments. I
applied default mirror configuration to the database. After that I simu
GitHub user SeihaHoy edited a discussion: Mirror Segment Fail Over
Currently I am testing cloudberry on Virtual Machines with a Coordinator Node
and 2 Segment nodes with each has 2 primary segments and 2 mirror segments. I
applied default mirror configuration to the database. After that I simu
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Support jsonlog
implementation
Already replied in #1120, but would like to copy my reply here again for your
information:
> There is a proposal related to upgrading the PG14 to PG16. Perhaps your work
> can be a part of this proposal:
>
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Fast Filtering for
Materialized Views when Answering Query.
> As an initial step in the overall plan, this part could be optimized by
> utilizing other system tables, such as gp_matview_aux, to skip unnecessary
> scans.
https://github.
GitHub user oppenheimer01 added a comment to the discussion: [Proposal]
Upgrade the PostgreSQL version from 14 to 16
Hi Ed,
Thank you for helping to sort out the remaining issues. Here are my thoughts on
these issues
### Release Lifecycle Policy: Unclear
- Thanks for making it clearer. It
GitHub user avamingli closed a discussion: Proposal: Binary Data Support for
libpq's Extended Protocol with Consumption Tracking
### Description
We( @avamingli and @wangliang03) propose enhancing libpq's Extended Protocol
to support binary data transmission while adding message tracking cap
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Proposal: Binary Data
Support for libpq's Extended Protocol with Consumption Tracking
Merged.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1092#discussioncomment-13165280
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GitHub user leborchuk added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi, @fanfuxiaoran
I have a number of ideas about what can be done to improve diagnosis. May I ask
you a few quick questions below? You can answer them in detail or
GitHub user leborchuk added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
We have a similar solution for Open-GPDB:
https://github.com/open-gpdb/yagp_hooks_collector/tree/YAGP-0.0.2-WIP. Right
now, we have an open-sourced component that i
GitHub user leborchuk added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi @fanfuxiaoran, very thanks for your work!
I have a thought on how to properly review and merge such complex
functionality. Since we have agreed not to merge it i
GitHub user avamingli added a comment to the discussion: Proposal: Binary Data
Support for libpq's Extended Protocol with Consumption Tracking
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/pull/1098
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1092#discussioncomment-13141396
Thi
*Recommendation:**
* List all bundled extensions and components expected in 3.x.
* Assign or identify maintainers for each.
* Track PG16 compatibility status (via GitHub issues or a shared audit doc).
---
### 🌐 Downstream Ecosystem Impact: Private and Commercial Components
Apache Cloudberr
GitHub user oppenheimer01 added a comment to the discussion: [Proposal]
Upgrade the PostgreSQL version from 14 to 16
Greate idea !
I think GitHub Projects is a good tool for PostgreSQL version upgrade work.
A new project named 'Merge postgres 16' has been created for traking the
upgrade wo
GitHub user oppenheimer01 added a comment to the discussion: [Proposal]
Upgrade the PostgreSQL version from 14 to 16
Cloudberry 2.0 will maintain support regardless of PostgreSQL 14s end-of-life
(EOL). Both versions 2.0 and 3.0 are committed to long-term support cycles.
GitHub link:
https
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: [Ideas] Submodule Pinning
I recently did a test following Ed's suggestions from PR #1084 comments. It
worked, as I can track versions more effectively on my test branch:
https://github.com/tuhaihe/cloudberrydb/commits/submodule-update05/,
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: [Proposal] Upgrade the
PostgreSQL version from 14 to 16
I have two questions from here:
- For Cloudberry 2.x, will it also be EOF by 2026, following the PostgreSQL
versioning policy[^1]?
- Will the Cloudberry 3.x be the PG16 built-in, an
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
we can write extension using pgrx(which Build Postgres Extensions with Rust) or
c/c++ .
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1068#discussioncomment-13122505
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@edespino I forked the libsigar https://github.com/cloudberry-contrib/sigar.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1087#discussioncomm
GitHub user yangs16 added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
Not sure about this. MCP-server is expected to be integrated with LLM
clients/agents. If it's implemented as a Cloudberry extension, how will the LLM
clients/agents interact with it?
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi @fanfuxiaoran,
Thanks — I think your plan to clone and maintain a Linux-only SIGAR fork
outside the perfmon tree makes a lot of sense. It keeps things modular and
GitHub user my-ship-it added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
> @tuhaihe & @my-ship-it - Given the amount of work needed to get SIGAR into
> shape to be used with perfmon, can you share your thoughts on excluding
> perfmon fo
GitHub user tuhaihe added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Given the significant effort required for the perfmon PR, I believe it's
reasonable to exclude it from the upcoming 2.0.0 release. We can include this
functionality i
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@tuhaihe & @my-ship-it - Given the amount of work needed to get SIGAR into
shape to be used with perfmon, can you share your thoughts on excluding perfmon
for the up
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Given the amount of work involved in preparing the SIGAR fork and ensuring it’s
ready for inclusion under ASF policy, I suggest we exclude perfmon from the
upcoming
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@edespino
Thanks for your detailed response and summary.
- Sigar is implemented by reading /proc on linux. I think we don't bother to
implement another 'sigar
GitHub user tuhaihe closed a discussion: [Ideas] Cleanup of `deploy/*` Directory
### Description
Hi,
I would like to propose a cleanup of the `deploy/` directory. Upon reviewing
the files in this directory, I noticed that there are some old URLs that may no
longer be valid, and we need to en
GitHub user tuhaihe closed a discussion: [Ideas] Improve Version Information
for Source Builds
### Description
Currently, when Cloudberry is built from a source zip file (not cloned via
git), the version information displayed is not matched the right info, always
like this:
```
PostgreSQL 1
GitHub user tuhaihe closed a discussion: [Ideas] Remove Unused Files
(concourse/*, hd-ci/*) After Cherry-Pick Completion
### Description
As part of the ongoing cherry-pick process from the Greenplum archive, we have
identified two directories (`concourse/` and `hd-ci/*`) that are no longer in
GitHub user tuhaihe closed the discussion with a comment: [Ideas] Cleanup of
`deploy/*` Directory
This has been done in PR #1090
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/948#discussioncomment-13072515
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GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
## 📌 Note: Replacing libsigar in gpsmon
Hi @fanfuxiaoran,
Following up on the effort to replace libsigar within gpsmon: while SIGAR is
Apache-licensed and technical
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
Hi @fanfuxiaoran ,
Thanks for pointing out libstatgrab as a potential replacement for libsigar.
One important licensing detail to be aware of:
> While the libr
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
@edespino
For the options to replace SIGAR, I prefer libstatgrab as it is a
cross-platform library, but it provides a more limited set of collected
parameters c
GitHub user yjhjstz added a comment to the discussion: Add
cloudberry-mcp-server for integration with LLM apps
Can we impl mcp-server also be an extension ? not just write by python ?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/cloudberry/discussions/1068#discussioncomment-13070361
This is a
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
## Building `perfmon` with SIGAR on Rocky Linux 9 – Dependency Discovery, Gaps,
and Recommendations**
While working to build the `perfmon` components (`gpsmon`, `gpm
GitHub user edespino added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
### 📚 User Documentation Plans?
This is a feature that will directly impact end users — it introduces an
extension, SQL tables, background workers, and runtime hooks
GitHub user fanfuxiaoran added a comment to the discussion: Introducing the
[perfmon] Extension for Cloudberry Database Monitoring
> @fanfuxiaoran
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> Thanks for confirming that `libsigar` is still in use. However, I’d strongly
> encourage us to reconsider that position. Continuing to dep
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