Release Noteslink
February 2024link
We now create a file, sequence_number.txt
, to track the changes made to the Iceberg tables in your destination. We create this file in each table's metadata folder. Make sure you do not delete these files from your destination.
September 2023link
Our S3 Data Lake destination is now generally available. Read our S3 Data Lake destination documentation.
You can now connect Fivetran to your S3 buckets using an AWS PrivateLink connection. You can opt to use an AWS PrivateLink connection if your S3 bucket and destination are in the same AWS Region. This feature is supported only in Business Critical plans. For more information, see our setup instructions.
July 2023link
We have added support for field IDs in the data files.
We have added support for three new table maintenance operations. These operations do the following in your S3 bucket:
- Delete the snapshots that are older than 7 days
- Clean up orphan files
- Delete old metadata files
We are gradually rolling out this improvement to all existing destinations.
May 2023link
You can now configure your S3 Data Lake destination using the Fivetran REST API.
We have added support for the BINARY data type.
We have added support for two new AWS Regions, Asia Pacific (Tokyo) (ap-northeast-1) and Asia Pacific (Sydney) (ap-southeast-2).
March 2023link
We now support data lakes built on Amazon S3 as destinations. We use AWS Glue as the data catalog for your destination tables.