QuantaStream 0.1.3

QuantaStream 0.1.3

QuantaStream 0.1.3 makes the path from discovery to a useful evaluation
coherent, whether you arrive from the website, GitHub repository, a release
post, or an already-extracted bundle.

Choose the evaluation that fits

• Run a first query: download the Linux/AMD64 bundle, restore the included
  TPC-H sample, run the local doctor, and query it through a MySQL-compatible
  client.
• Migrate a small MySQL model: use qstream-migrate to analyze a bounded
  table set, review generated mappings, load the data, and validate row counts.
• Connect Tableau: use Tableau's Other Databases (JDBC) connector with
  MySQL Connector/J and evaluate a curated analytical view.

Start at Evaluate QuantaStream 0.1.3.

Self-contained onboarding

The binary Getting Started
guide no longer assumes that another page performed the download first. It now
covers, in order:

1. prerequisites;
2. release download;
3. checksum verification and unpacking;
4. bundled sample restore;
5. engine startup;
6. local health checks;
7. first queries and shutdown.

The same guide also has a clear shortcut for users reading it from inside an
already-extracted bundle. WSL users are advised to unpack inside the Linux
filesystem to avoid slow extraction on /mnt/c.

The repository README now routes users by intent and leaves the executable
installation sequence in one canonical guide instead of duplicating commands.

Validation

• Passed go test ./... -count=1 -timeout=2m.
• Verified archive and packaged binary checksums.
• Verified that the bundled guide contains the complete ordered journey and
  the already-extracted-bundle branch.
• Passed the complete packaged smoke: bundled sample restore and query,
  fail-closed authentication checks, static credential and access-policy
  enforcement, loader ingest, doctor, WAL inspection, quiescent backup,
  validation, restore, support bundle, and restored-row query.

Full changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3