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2023-07-14: Released build 1.7.1-1508: bug fixes for SQL Server
2023-06-06: Released build 1.7.1-1468: bug fixes for MySQL
2023-05-24: Released build 1.7.1-1457: small enhancements and bug fixes for Cassandra
2023-05-11: Released version 1.7.0-1448
This version introduces full support for Cassandra and compatible databases such as Amazon Keyspaces, Azure Cosmos DB, and ScyllaDB.
This version also includes several bug fixes for MySQL, Postgres and MongoDB.
2023-03-31: Released version 1.6.0-1396
This version has overhauled the MySQL connector for improved performance and reliability.
A new request filter is now available for prepared statement executions for MySQL.
2023-02-17: Released version 1.5.0-1327
This version has overhauled the Postgres connector to be more JavaScript-friendly.
2023-02-14: Released build 1.4.1-1320 with support for Mac M1/M2 and MySQL character encoding fixes
2023-02-07: Released version 1.4.0-1296
This version introduces support for Vertica, and fixes a few bugs.
2023-01-23: Released build 1.3.2-1276 with Java key loaders
2023-01-15: Released version 1.3.2-1267
This version introduces batch result sets for Postgres and MSSQL, and fixes a few bugs.
2022-12-29: Released version 1.3.1-1248
This version introduces Java filters, and fixes several bugs, in particular in MySQL prepared statements.
2022-12-11: Released build 1.3.0-1236 with MySQL result set batches
2022-11-17: Released version 1.3.0-1217
In addition to a number of bug fixes, Gallium Data now has a new connector for HTTP, meant mostly for REST/JSON, but capable of far more. See the tutorial for a look at its capabilities.
2022-09-08: Data Masking: Static vs. Dynamic published
2022-06-15: Released version 1.2.1-1028
This release fixes a bug in the handling of SQL Server SMP (session multiplexing protocol).
2022-05-02: Released version 1.2.1-1004
This release adds support for Redis clusters.
2022-04-22: Transparent encryption in Redis published
2022-04-18: Released version 1.2.0-983
This release adds support for the Redis database.
It also adds support for PKCS#1-encoded private keys, so you don't need to translate the key to the PKCS#8 format.
Also, changes to crypto data like private keys and certificates now take effect on deployment and no longer require a restart.
2022-03-29: Released version 1.1.0-957
This release fixes several bugs, and was upgraded to GraalVM 22.0.
2022-03-22: Database monitoring tutorial published
2022-03-01: Article PostgreSQL rewrite rules published in DZone
2022-02-07: Article Extending database applications with a smart proxy published in DB-Engines
2022-01-20 - Article Query Substitution published in DZone
2022-01-12: Released version 1.1.0-867
This release fixes several bugs, and now has much better support for JavaScript libraries.
2022-01-07 - Article Query control made easy published in SQL Server Central
2021-12-19 - Article Query Control Made Easy published in DZone
2021-12-19: Released version 1.0.3-823
This release uses log4j2 2.17.0, thus avoiding CVE-2021-45105. This is update is somewhat less critical than the last one, but all users are advised to upgrade to this image as soon as practicable.
2021-12-11: Released version 1.0.3-817
This release uses log4j2 2.16.0, thus avoiding the recently discovered vulnerability. All users are advised to use this new image as soon as practicable.
2021-12-10: Article SQL Server Data Classification Comes Alive published in SQL Server Central
2021-12-03: Article SQL Server Data Masking: a comparison with Gallium Data published in SQL Server Central
2021-11-20: Article SQL Server Data Classification Comes Alive published in DZone
2021-11-15: Article SQL Server Row-Level Security: A Comparison with Gallium Data published in SQL Server Central
2021-11-14: Article Row-Level Security: SQL Server vs Gallium Data published in DZone
2021-11-10: Article Data Masking: SQL Server vs Gallium Data published in DZone
2021-10-07: Support for Microsoft SQL Server added
This release includes full support for Microsoft SQL Server 2012 and all later versions, on-premise or in the cloud.
2021-06-28: Support for MySQL added
This release includes support for MySQL 5.0 and above, on-premise or in the cloud, along with compatible databases like MariaDB.
2021-06-02: Support for DNS added
This support allows users to proxy DNS servers and manipulate DNS traffic.
2021-04-09 - Article What Is a Smart Database Proxy? published in DZone
2021-02-03: Support for MongoDB added
This release includes support for MongoDB 3.x and above, on-premise or in the cloud.
2020-10-16: Initial release with support for PostgreSQL
This release includes support for all editions of PostgreSQL 9.x and above, on-premise or in the cloud, along with compatible databases like CockroachDB.