Apache SeaTunnel
High-performance distributed data integration platform
SeaTunnel 3.0 ends a six-month gap with 927 PRs and 30 new connectors.
◆Recent moves
- 1mo ago
SeaTunnel 3.0 adds 30 connectors and a Python transform
3.0.0 bundles 927 PRs and 30 connectors, reaching SaaS and ad platforms (Salesforce, Google Ads, Stripe, Shopify) and AI stores (Mem0, Deep Lake), plus a Python transform. The scale would merit a spark, but the release is over a month old and reached SparkPulse late.
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Large files split for parallel read; CDC schema evolution on Flink
⚡ SPARKThe release that lifts SeaTunnel past a structural limit — one file no longer means one reader — while adding schema evolution for CDC sources on Flink. It is also the last release the project has published, which makes it both the high point and the start of the current quiet stretch.
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Documentation sweep with JDBC and Iceberg updates
A release weighted toward documentation — broken links, DynamoDB parameter corrections, a Zeta tuning guide, and Iceberg docs updated for S3 Tables REST catalogues. Useful, but it is the connector docs catching up with connectors that already shipped.
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Chinese connector documentation added in bulk
Almost entirely Chinese translations of existing connector documentation — MySQL CDC, MongoDB CDC, HiveJdbc, Jira and others. It reflects where the contributor base is, and changes nothing functional.
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Connector option handling normalized across the catalogue
A sweep through connector configuration — InfluxDB, HTTP, IoTDB, email, Web3j and local file options all reworked, with one change reverted in the same release. Tidying config surfaces across dozens of connectors is unglamorous and exactly what a catalogue this size needs.
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Type conversion and connector bug fixes
A bug fix rollup: Avro short-to-int conversion, a null pointer when source fields are fewer than Hive target fields, MongoDB BSON conversion and a Hadoop Kerberos failure. Individually narrow, collectively the long tail of a wide connector surface.
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