Auto-scaling policies are now available to all orgs in beta.

• View details page properly shows the last updated time instead of the creation time
• Display reason for failures when resending a user invite
• Query results table modal changes
  • Modal will only be opened if a user double-clicks a cell
  • Columns are resizable

When querying rollup collections, you can leverage a special REGROUP syntax. REGROUP allows values from rollup collections with fine-grained aggregations to be reaggregated (regrouped) at a coarser granularity. Learn more here.

An issue with displaying the correct last used date/time for API Keys was fixed, allowing users to safely suspend or delete unused keys or keys belonging to users who are no longer part of their Rockset org.

Rockset multiple virtual instances are generally available, allowing you to isolate and independently scale compute for streaming ingest, low latency queries, and multiple applications (also referred to as compute-compute separation).

The _seq_no field ensures data consistency and prevents conflicting updates by persisting the most up-to-date version of a document. Read more here.

Async queries can now be utilized with a simple flag in the request body. The Pagination API is also now easily accessible by setting the max_initial_results parameter. See updated Async Queries and Pagination guides.

Now you can take advantage of Rockset ingest transformations for MongoDB with the full document support. See details here.

CPU-based auto-scaling for Rockset Virtual Instances is now available in private preview. Please contact us if you'd like to get access.
With Auto-scaling policies, you can set a policy to scale up automatically during high load and scale down during off-peak hours to maximize the utilization of your Virtual Instance. Learn more here.

Get a detailed log of all queries running in your org to identify and optimize slow queries and troubleshoot high-CPU utilization time windows. Learn more here.