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July 2024 new features, fixes, and improvements

New Features

Up to 47% price reduction for your queries

Our most powerful Propellers, the P1_LARGE and P1_X_LARGE, which can read 250 and 500 million rows per second respectively, now have a significantly lower price.

PropellerOld priceNew price% Price drop
P1_MEDIUM$0.10 per GB read$0.06 per GB read40%
P1_LARGE$0.12 per GB read$0.07 per GB read42%
P1_X_LARGE$0.15 per GB read$0.08 per GB read47%

As we gain scale, we are committed to passing those savings to our customers.

See new pricing.

User management in Console

Customers can now invite their team members to their Propel account. This feature enhances collaboration by allowing multiple users to access and work on the same account. Team members can share resources, manage Data Pools, and streamline their workflows within a single, unified account.

Log in and invite your teammates.

Fixes

Console

  • SQL Playground will not show an error when the query is missing a FROM statement.
  • We fixed an issue where the Snowflake Data Pool creation flow was incorrectly sending ver param for MergeTree tables, causing creation to fail.
  • Customers will not see cached tables after running an introspection on any data source.

Ingestion

  • We fixed an issue with new Snowflake Data Pools on ReplacingMergeTree that were not supporting Re-sync functionality, the FINAL clause was not being correctly added to the underlying ClickHouse queries, and _propel_is_deleted filtering wasn’t working in some cases.

API

  • We fixed an issue when creating and modifying Applications that was not allowing nullable values for the unique name and description fields. Now unique name and description fields are optional as defined in the GraphQL schema.

Improvements

Console

  • The SQL Console and Materialized View creation flow now supports formatting the current query.
  • When creating a Materialized View with an existing Data Pool, developers will only see Data Pools with a compatible schema.
  • Customers will be able to enable/disable access control on Snowflake Data Pool creation.
  • You can now copy Metric name and ID from the Metric list page.

Terraform

  • Developers can now manage (create, delete, update) Applications via Terraform.