For further information, see the release blogpost.
Graphistry Versions
Server | 2.26.1 |
JS React+Vanilla | 3.7.1 |
Python PyGraphistry client | 0.9.69 |
Third-Party Versions
BlazingSQL | TBD (from 0.4.6) |
CUDA (In-Docker) | 10.0 |
Docker (CE) |
19.03.2
|
Docker Compose | 1.24.1 |
Elasticsearch node driver | 14.2.2 |
Python | 3.7.3 |
Neo4j node driver | 1.7.6 |
RAPIDS | 0.11 (from 0.10) |
Arrow | 0.15.1 (from 0.14.1) |
Splunk node SDK | 1.9.0 |
New Features
- Infrastructure
- On-prem same-server migration/upgrade script:
- Same-server variant of cross-server migrate.sh
- See `etc/scripts/local-migrate.sh`
- FROM_PATH="/var/g_old" ./migrate-local.sh
- FROM_PATH="/var/g_old" DOCKER_SUDO=sudo ./migrate-local.sh
- FROM_PATH="/var/g_old" TO_PATH="/var/g_new" ./migrate-local.sh
- On-prem same-server migration/upgrade script:
Docs
- Live Python API registration example now included in the user account dashboard pillbox
- List of built-in types for when configuring new data sources (also logged upon system start): https://github.com/graphistry/graphistry-cli/blob/master/docs/configure-ontology.md
- RAPIDS multi-GPU deployment planning
Fixes & Tweaks
- Layout defaults: Investigations disable dissuade hubs and prune-isolated by default
Migration
- Warning: The Arrow upgrade means new (0.15.0+) generated Arrow files cannot be read by older versions of Graphistry, meaning it will be difficult to uninstall the new version of Graphistry and go back to 2.26 without manual data conversion of `data/*/*.arrow` files
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