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title: "CloudQuery Product Updates #9" | ||
tag: product | ||
date: 2023/11/01 | ||
description: >- | ||
Monthly updates on CloudQuery product and roadmap. | ||
author: michal | ||
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import { BlogHeader } from "../../components/BlogHeader" | ||
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Hey everyone! Our monthly round-up of CloudQuery product and roadmap updates is here! Here are the main highlights: | ||
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- We have launched the Hub! | ||
- CloudQuery is now an official [Google Partner](/blog/announcing-gcp-partnership). | ||
- We are on [G2](https://www.g2.com/products/cloudquery/reviews) and we would love to see your feedback there! | ||
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## Sources | ||
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### AWS, GCP, Azure Highlights | ||
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- AWS: Added `aws_ec2_vpc_endpoint_connections` table. | ||
- AWS: Added `aws_lambda_function_url_configs` table. | ||
- GCP: Added `gcp_networkconnectivity_locations` and `gcp_networkconnectivity_internal_ranges`. Shoutout to [shani1998](https://github.com/shani1998) for their contribution! | ||
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- K8S: Added `k8s_core_pod_templates` table for `PodTemplate` k8s resource. Shoutout to [cychiang](https://github.com/cychiang) for their contribution! | ||
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## Destinations | ||
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The Neo4j destination plugin `v5.0.0` now supports creating & recreating (range) indexes for tables with primary keys. This significantly increases data load speed & enables users to perform comparisons on the primary key columns. See more information in the [Neo4j documentation](https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/indexes-for-search-performance/). | ||
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## SDKs | ||
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In September, we launched SDKs for Javascript, Java, and Python. We have now created more content to help you get started using these: Learn how to create new plugins either with [Python (video walkthrough)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSbGHz5Z09M) or [JavaScript (blog post)](/blog/creating-a-new-js-plugin). | ||
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## CLI | ||
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The new `cloudquery plugin install` command makes building Docker images easier: it can be used to download plugins based on the provided config without the need to run a sync or migration with the plugin. | ||
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Read more about how to use it to build a container with plugins in our [Deployment documentation](/docs/deployment/docker-offline) | ||
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Read the [documentation](/docs/reference/cli/cloudquery_plugin_install) on the new command. | ||
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## Blog | ||
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- We have launched the **Hub**! Read about what it is in our [announcement](https://cloudquery.io/announcing-cloudquery-new-hub). | ||
- CloudQuery is now an official member of the **Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program** as a **Technology Build Partner**. Read our [announcement](/blog/announcing-gcp-partnership). | ||
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## Help us help you! | ||
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We are always looking for users to talk to so we can learn how they use CloudQuery and find out what we could improve. Do you have anything to share? [Book a meeting!](https://calendar.app.google/VuKvf5RwXoKFfXuh8) |