We are proud to announce the latest release of ArangoDB with lot’s of improvements and many new features. ArangoDB 2.6 is available for download for many different operating systems. In the new release the focus is on performance improvements. For instance sorting on a string attribute is up to 3 times faster. There are also improvements in the shortest-path implementation and other graph related AQL queries.

Look at some of our previous blogposts like: Reusable Foxx Apps with Configurations, Document your Foxx Apps with Swagger 2 or the Improved System User Authentication to learn more about..

ArangoDB 2.6 comes with new and changed APIs as well as changed behavior regarding document keys and several graph functions.

If you use Travis-CI for your tests you can download the Travis-CI ArangoDB build here: Travis-CI/ArangoDB-2.6.0-alpha2.tar.gz

The changes so far:

APIs added

• added batch document removal and lookup APIs:

  These APIs can be used to perform multi-document lookup and removal operations efficiently. The arguments to these APIs are the name of the collection plus the array of document keys to fetch or remove.

  The endpoints for these APIs are as follows:

  PUT..

Our next major release ArangoDB 2.6 is on the finishing straight with an early alpha2 version for Linux released today.

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The third maintenance release for ArangoDB 2.5 is available for download. This maintenance release is to address some issues in ArangoDB 2.5 and to support future releases.

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A maintenance release of ArangoDB 2.5 is available for download. The latest v2.5.2 comes with cluster speedups, some fixes in cluster mode and improved graph queries.

You can start an ArangoDB cluster on Digital Ocean with a single command, other cloud services will follow in the next days. Please try the new release, maybe on Digital Ocean with the new cluster setup script, and provide us your feedback.

Which cloud provider should we support next?

Here are the changes in the current maintenance release:

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A new release of ArangoDB is available for download.

ArangoDB 2.5.1 adds slow-query log and killing running queries to the Http API and to the web-interface. We have also fixed inefficiencies in remove methods of the general-graph module and solved some issues regarding stability on windows. The added option --database.ignore-logfile-errors controls how collection datafiles with a CRC mismatch are treated. We recommend to upgrade your 2.5.0 installation to benefit from these improvements.

ArangoDB 2.5.1 could be started from..

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ArangoDB 2.4.5 is ready to download. The latest release of the 2.4 branch comes with some minor bugfixes and a new feature:

Tracking of AQL queries

We have added current and slow query tracking and also killing of long running AQL queries.

This change enables retrieving the list of currently running AQL queries inside the selected database. AQL queries with an execution time beyond a certain threshold can be moved to a slow query facility and retrieved from there:

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We are proud to announce the latest release of ArangoDB, adding a bunch of new features and lot’s of improvements to existing ones. ArangoDB 2.5 is available for download now and could be installed from your favourite package manager.

See the previous blogposts on sparse indexes performance, ES6 features in ArangoDB, improved Foxx development process or API Key management to learn more about ArangoDB 2.5 and check the manual for a deeper dive into specific features.

The AWS image of ArangoDB 2.5 will be available shortly.

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Version 2.5 of ArangoDB makes the development of Foxx based apps a lot easier.

For each of your Foxx apps you could activate the development mode individually, forcing a reread from disk at every request, and providing additional debug output. Set the development mode for an app doesn’t change the mount-point anymore. The Foxx source location on your filesystem is now identical with the mount-point of your app.