Apache Gora aims at providing a common ground on which developers can create tools that can handle large quantities of information, regardless of their underlying storage unit.
Gora is written in Java and was created as an alternative to other Java ORMs that were deemed insufficient when needing to handle data coming from different storage models and in very large, quantitative streams.
The Gora ORM helps developers set up a common data representation and data persistence model on which they can create tools that can be used to access, index, analyze, and work with the data in a common, unified way.
This will allow developers to switch from one data storage unit to another without making ground-breaking changes in the application's code.
What is new in this release:
- The addition of a new module for MongoDB
- Shim functionality to support multiple Hadoop versions
- Improved authentication for Accumulo
- Better documentation for many modules
- Pluggable solrj implementations supporting a default value of HTTP for HttpSolrServer
What is new in version 0.6:
- The addition of a new module for MongoDB
- Shim functionality to support multiple Hadoop versions
- Improved authentication for Accumulo
- Better documentation for many modules
- Pluggable solrj implementations supporting a default value of HTTP for HttpSolrServer
What is new in version 0.4:
- This release addresses no fewer than 60 issues.
- Major improvements within the release scope comprise a complete upgrade to Apache Avro 1.7.X.
- Overhaul of the Gora persistency API.
What is new in version 0.2.1:
- Large improvements within the gora-cassandra module including a number of bug fixes, significant upgrades to Apache Cassandra and Hector Client API usage and a number of improvements to the gora-core API.
What is new in version 0.2:
- This release boasts an assortment of over 50 improvements.
What is new in version 0.1.1:
- This release improves on Maven 2 support for Gora artifacts.
What is new in version 0.1:
- First release.
- Included in Apache Incubator.
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