September 26, 2024: PostgreSQL 17 Released!

Citus 12.1 Released!

Posted on 2023-10-06 by Citus Data
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PostgreSQL 16 supported on Citus

Citus 12.1 adds support for Postgres 16. There are many new features that are enabled by PG16 that are particularly interesting for Citus users:

  • Load balancing when querying from any node
  • pg_stat_io in a distributed Citus cluster
  • Support for JSON_ARRAYAGG() and JSON_OBJECTAGG() aggregates
  • Support for DEFAULT option to COPY FROM
  • Propagate custom ICU collation rules
  • Support for TRUNCATE triggers on Citus foreign tables
  • Propagate new CREATE TABLE, VACUUM, and ANALYZE options to Citus nodes

In addition to support of Postgres 16 Citus 12.1 also includes:

  • GRANT CREATE ON DATABASE
  • Distributed schema move with citus_schema_move ()

Where to find the Citus 12.1 Blog post, Release Notes, & Release Party Livestream

  • Citus 12.1 blog post: Read Naisila’s 12.1 post for more insight on the new features and improvement in Citus 12

  • Release notes: Get all the nitty gritty details on the Citus 12.1 updates page.

  • Watch the Citus 12.1 release party: The release party—including demos and Q&A—is available to watch on YouTube.

About the Citus database extension

Citus is a distributed database built entirely as an open source extension for PostgreSQL. With Citus, you can create tables that are transparently distributed or replicated across a cluster of PostgreSQL nodes. Citus is available as open source and also as a managed service on Azure