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@anselvo anselvo released this 08 Sep 16:26

🔌 Pluggable Architecture

Ivory started as a Postgres/Patroni-only tool. v2 is the first step towards a pluggable architecture, where support for other databases and HA tools is added as plugins instead of being baked into the core.

  • New core concept — Keeper: a generic management layer responsible for cluster manipulations. A Keeper can be a standalone agent running beside the database, or a management system embedded directly in the database engine
  • Patroni is now just one Keeper implementation (for PostgreSQL) among others
  • Groundwork laid for growing database/HA-tool support without touching the core

🗄️ New Database & Tooling Support

With the pluggable Keeper architecture in place, v2 ships the first wave of database and DCS support beyond Patroni. Here's what's now on board:

  • PostgreSQL (Patroni) — the original Keeper implementation, carried over from v1
  • MongoDB — first non-Patroni Keeper, bringing native replica-set HA management into Ivory
  • Redis — initial plugin support for Redis clusters/replication
  • ClickHouse — initial plugin support, coordinating replication over a real ZooKeeper protocol
  • Zookeeper — usable both as its own managed ensemble and as the external DCS other keepers point at
  • etcd — added as an additional DCS option alongside Zookeeper

🚀 Cluster Deployment

  • Deploy fresh clusters directly from Ivory, instead of only registering existing ones — clusters can now be created end-to-end from the UI
  • Deployment templates — reusable templates let you define cluster configuration once with you own docker image and spin up new clusters from them instead of filling out the same setup every time

👤 User Management

  • New user management system in Settings — admins can now create additional Ivory users directly from the UI, instead of user accounts being limited/managed externally

🧹 Maintenance

  • Dependency bumps
  • Release preparation and stabilization work across alpha/beta cycles

⚠️ Breaking Changes

This release requires a fresh installation. As with v1.4.0, a major architecture change (pluggable Keeper model) means v2.0.0 is not guaranteed to be backward compatible with v1.4.x.

Before upgrading:


What's Changed

Full Changelog: [v1.4.2...master](v1.4.2...master)

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