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org/bsu9m
Next release: Started early discussion for Apache Cloudberry 2
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https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-incubation-report-202605
org/bsu9m
Next release: Started early discussion for Apache Cloudberry 2
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-incubation-report-202602
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Previewing Apache Cloudberry (Incubating) 2
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-2025-review
Community Growth
Community is the heartbeat of any Apache project, and 2025 saw the Cloudberry family grow stronger and more diverse
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-incubation-report-202508
Apache Cloudberry Incubation Report - August 2025 | Apache Cloudberry (Incubating)
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https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-incubation-report-202511
org/5fxn9
Ecosystem:
The community developers are working with the Apache MADlib team to add support for Cloudberry to MADlib upstream
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/apache-cloudberry-2.1.0-preview
Apache Cloudberry PXF (apache/cloudberry-pxf)
Apache Cloudberry PXF is one of the clearest examples of ecosystem modernization in the 2
https://cloudberry.apache.org/docs/next
The process is implemented by the Apache Cloudberry kernel without any user interaction
https://cloudberry.apache.org
One goal of Apache Cloudberry (Incubating) is to be compatible with Greenplum to let users can use Cloudberry the way using Greenplum
https://cloudberry.apache.org/docs/introduction/cbdb-vs-gp-features/
Summary
Apache Cloudberry is not a fork frozen in time — it is an actively developed, modernized MPP database that preserves Greenplum compatibility while pushing forward with a newer PostgreSQL kernel, new storage engines, smarter query optimization, stronger security, and flexible deployment options
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog/postgresql16-for-apache-cloudberry-202606
It is also the first major kernel upgrade driven by a broad group of community contributors since Cloudberry joined the Apache Incubator
https://cloudberry.apache.org/blog
Blog | Apache Cloudberry (Incubating)
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