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Spice v1.0-stable (Jan 20, 2025)

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William Croxson
Senior Software Engineer at Spice AI

๐ŸŽ‰ After 47 releases, Spice.ai OSS has reached production readiness with the 1.0-stable milestone!

The core runtime and features such as query federation, query acceleration, catalog integration, search and AI-inference have all graduated to stable status along with key component graduations across data connectors, data accelerators, catalog connectors, and AI model providers.

Highlights in v1.0-stableโ€‹

Breaking Changesโ€‹

  • Default Runtime Version: The CLI will install the GPU accelerated AI-capable Runtime by default (if supported), when running spice install or spice run. To force-install the non-GPU version, run spice install ai --cpu.

  • Default OpenAI Model: The default OpenAI model has updated to gpt-4o-mini.

  • Identifier Normalization: Unquoted identifiers such as table names are no longer normalized to lowercase. Identifiers will now retain their exact case as provided.

  • Sandboxed Docker Image: The Runtime Docker Image now runs the spiced process as the nobody user in a minimal chroot sandbox.

  • Insecure S3 and ABFS endpoints: The S3 and ABFS connectors now enforce insecure endpoint checks, preventing HTTP endpoints unless allow_http is explicitly enabled. Refer to the documentation for details.

Spice v1.0-rc.5 (Jan 13, 2025)

ยท 7 min read
Evgenii Khramkov
Senior Software Engineer at Spice AI

Announcing the release of Spice v1.0-rc.5 ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ

Spice v1.0.0-rc.5 is the fifth release candidate for the first major version of Spice.ai OSS. This release focuses production readiness and critical bug fixes. In addition, a new DynamoDB data connector has been added along with automatic detection for GPU acceleration when running Spice using the CLI.

Highlights in v1.0-rc.5โ€‹

  • Automatic GPU Acceleration Detection: Automatically detect and utilize GPU acceleration when running by CLI. Install AI components locally using the CLI command spice install ai. Currently supports NVIdia CUDA and Apple Metal (M-series).

  • DynamoDB Data Connector: Query AWS DynamoDB tables using SQL with the new DynamoDB Data Connector.

datasets:
- from: dynamodb:users
name: users
params:
dynamodb_aws_region: us-west-2
dynamodb_aws_access_key_id: ${secrets:aws_access_key_id}
dynamodb_aws_secret_access_key: ${secrets:aws_secret_access_key}
acceleration:
enabled: true
sql> describe users;
+----------------+-----------+-------------+
| column_name | data_type | is_nullable |
+----------------+-----------+-------------+
| created_at | Utf8 | YES |
| date_of_birth | Utf8 | YES |
| email | Utf8 | YES |
| account_status | Utf8 | YES |
| updated_at | Utf8 | YES |
| full_name | Utf8 | YES |
| ... |
+----------------+-----------+-------------+
  • File Data Connector: Graduated to Stable.

  • Dremio Data Connector: Graduated to Release Candidate (RC).

  • Spice.ai, Spark, and Snowflake Data Connectors: Graduated to Beta.