Open dcharleston opened 4 years ago
What recent feature are you interested in? I can provide you some insights about stability.
I'm primarily interested in using the max-metrics-rendered parameter
That part can be considered safe to use, we are running both trie and trigram indexes in production for a while now. We should cut the release when we finish testing for compressed whisper (but our current priorities somewhere else)
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And I am interested in compression feature. 116 commits since last release and over a year of time.
No worries, we'll make release really soon. But as far as I know both trie index and compressed whisper still has own edge cases btw. Am I right, @bom-d-van @azhiltsov ?
To my knowledge, trie index should be working fine (just in case, the other working MR is a new feature for trie index), @azhiltsov might have more input and production knowledge.
For compression, there is indeed a reported edge case. Should only affect single level retention policy with repeating timestamps. I think I could make a fix soon. Overall, compression should be working fine, and more people testing and using it could help us maturing it.
Compressed whisper did not work for us and we don't use it in production.
I think we can include compression to release with default to disabled, Mention that it current state is EXPERIMENTAL (config and front page) and Explain expected producer behavior which known to work (fully in order datapoints without attempts to backfill)
Cool, thanks @azhiltsov for production experience, much appreciated! That was my original intention - release trie and cwisper as EXPERIMENTAL features, which require more testing.
Thanks for the info. We use UDP. So order is not guaranteed. Good to know there may be issues if use compression.
Not sure if UDP will affect cwisper that much, but it needs testing, indeed.
Hello, apologies if this is the wrong place to ask but I was wondering when the next release would be. I assume the master branch is not considered stable but we'd like use a recently merged feature.