CockroachDB 25.3 release

Enhanced performance, a new Kubernetes operator, and improved Oracle migrations

In this latest release we’re enabling organizations to deliver even more scale and better security than ever before. There’s a new Kubernetes operator to simplify deployment. We’re also introducing support for the Oracle dialect in MOLT Fetch, the CockroachDB migration toolkit.

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Enhanced scalability, simplicity, 
and migrations

Multiple updates have been made across CockroachDB to improve scalability. Additionally, we’re introducing MOLT Fetch with support for Oracle migrations.

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Performance

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New Kubernetes operator

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MOLT Fetch for Oracle

Improved LDAP Integration

Integrating LDAP authentication and authorization with CockroachDB provides us a number of benefits: 

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Seamless security

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Simplified user management

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Improved compliance

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Improved security

With enhancements to both CMEK for Azure and Perimeter Egress Control for Azure, we are now HIPAA and PCI ready on Microsoft Azure for CockroachDB Cloud Advanced Clusters.

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CMEK for Azure

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Perimeter Egress Control for Azure

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Egress Private Endpoints for Advanced Tier on CockroachDB Cloud

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Restore API

Available in limited access, the new Restore API makes it easy for users to automate a restore flow in their application or service.

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PCR on CockroachDB Cloud

Available as limited access, Physical Cluster Replication (PCR) enables customers to leverage an active-passive cluster setup, with one ‘active’ primary cluster which receives application traffic replicating physical bytes to the ‘passive’ standby cluster. The standby cluster is then a transactionally consistent copy of the primary cluster, allowing the user to cut over to the standby with minimal RPO (~30s) and downtime (order of minutes depending on cluster size).

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