open-gpdb is an open-source fork of Greenplum. It was created after the original project transitioned to a closed-source model. It targets analytical workloads and data warehousing using a massively parallel processing architecture.
- Source Code
- https://github.com/open-gpdb/gpdb[01]
- Developer
- Country of Origin
- RU
- Start Year
- 2024
- Project Types
- Commercial, Open Source
- Written in
- C
- Derived From
- Greenplum
- License
- Apache v2
The project focuses on maintaining stability, fixing bugs, backporting features from PostgreSQL, and supporting existing extensions.
open-gpdb is an open-source fork of Greenplum. It was created after the original project transitioned to a closed-source model. It targets analytical workloads and data warehousing using a massively parallel processing architecture.
The project focuses on maintaining stability, fixing bugs, backporting features from PostgreSQL, and supporting existing extensions.
History
In 2023, VMware announced the closure of the Greenplum source repository. Yandex initiated open-gpdb in 2024 as a community-driven fork to continue development under an open-source license.