Community

Kevin Galligan, one of the ICE community members, has posted some rather unique videos showing how his application gets rapid access to information through the unique architure of the Infobright Knowledge Grid.  The videos on his blog show 3 columns of a table, broken down into blocks, which are actually 65,536 items of data each (we call these datapacks.)  While you are watching his videos, be aware that there are over 900 columns in the table - he's only visually showing you 3 of them.  Check it out...

Today we are releasing v3.1.1 of ICE for Linux.  Windows32 binaries will be available in the next few days.  This version is a maintenance release primarily focused on community submitted issues and problems around the use of the Infobright high-speed loader. A full list of issues fixed in this release is detailed in the release notes.

I'd also like to mention that recently we rolled out a new contributed software section that contains some important utiities, as well as contributed documentation from some of our community members.  On this page you'll find instructions for deploying Infobright within the Amazon cloud, connectors for popular BI tools like Jaspersoft and Pentaho, loading utiilies and migration tools from SQL Server to Infobright.  If you have software or documentation that you'd like to contribute to the Infobright project, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me directly.