A Year in Flink: The Most Important Changes in Recent Versions
summary
The talk reviews the last year of Apache Flink development, covering three major releases that added about 7,000 commits and 3,000 fixed issues. It describes concrete features: batch–stream unification (one execution path for bounded and unbounded jobs), a new Source API and expanded connector ecosystem (better Iceberg and community connectors), stateful Python UDF support, richer SQL window and temporal functions, improved checkpointing and changelog semantics (including floating/minor checkpoints), and reactive/active mode for TaskManager autoscaling plus enhanced operational metrics and clearer failure semantics.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Apache Flink in 2021
- 1:50Batch - Streaming Unification
- 11:05SQL
- 17:56Connectors
- 22:42Operations & Observability
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