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ReductStore 1.21.0 is now available. This release brings the new Data Explorer to the Web Console and delivers many improvements to data replication, lifecycle policies, queries, and system diagnostics.

ReductStore v1.21 also reflects an important change in how the project is developed. Since moving ReductStore Core to the Apache License 2.0 in v1.19, the community has become an important part of the development process. This release cycle brought together 16 contributors across ReductStore, ReductStore CLI, and the Web Console.

To download the latest release, visit the Download Page.

What's new in 1.21.0?​

The main user-facing change is the new Data Explorer in Web Console v1.17.2. It provides a visual interface for building conditional queries, sampling and limiting results, and configuring ReductROS and ReductSelect processing steps without writing the complete JSON query by hand.

Replication is now more flexible and efficient. A replication task can add a prefix to destination entry names, compress batch transfers with gzip or zstd, and use path-aware entry patterns with *, **, and exclusions. Lifecycle policies and regular queries use the same entry-pattern syntax, making filters consistent across the database.

The release also expands diagnostics in the $system bucket, adds bounded processing windows for lifecycle policies, and improves replication throughput and reliability.

Your robot loses its uplink halfway through an eight hour shift. Cameras and sensors keep writing. Sending every frame to the cloud was never an option.

ReductStore and INSAION have formalized their partnership for robotics edge recording. It makes official what already ships in production: ReductStore is the storage engine behind INSAION's edge recording. Every Rolling Buffer, every device recording, and every Surgical Cloud Sync runs on ReductStore embedded directly in the INSAION Agent.

ReductStore 1.20.0 is now available. This release adds lifecycle policies for automated retention and compression, expands Protobuf support across the ingestion and query ecosystem, and brings SQL and Parquet workflows to the ReductSelect extension.

To download the latest release, visit the Download Page.

What's new in 1.20.0?​

The first major change in v1.20 is lifecycle policies. ReductStore can now run background tasks that delete or compress old records based on age, entry names, and optional label conditions. This makes retention and storage-efficiency rules part of the database configuration instead of an external cleanup script.

The second major change is Protobuf support across the ecosystem. ReductBridge can ingest Protobuf payloads from MQTT, extract labels from message fields, and store schema metadata as a $schema entry attachment. ReductSelect can then use the same attachment to decode records and run SQL over the decoded fields.

The release also extends ReductSelect with SQL processing for structured records and Parquet support for analytics-oriented pipelines. You can query CSV, JSON, Protobuf, and Parquet records with the same ENTRY() table function and export selected results as Parquet files.