Release 474-e LTS (2 Jun 2025)#
Starburst Enterprise platform (SEP) 474-e LTS is the follow up SEP release to 472-e STS release and the 468-e LTS release.
This release is a promotion of the original 474-e STS release in May 2025 into a long term support (LTS) release.
It contains all improvements from Starburst Enterprise releases since the 468-e LTS release:
It includes all improvements from the following Trino releases:
Highlights since 468-e#
As of May 2025, all supported SEP LTS versions run on JDK24.
Added support for AI functionality, including AI SQL functions, AI Model Management, and AI Access Control as a private preview.
Added support for Starburst Data Catalog as a private preview.
Added support for Data maintenance jobs as a public preview.
Added support for automatic refresh of Iceberg materialized views as a public preview.
Added support for dynamic catalog management for the Warp Speed connector.
Breaking changes#
The minimum required Java runtime for the JDBC driver and CLI has been updated to Java 11. If you are using an earlier version, you must upgrade to Java 11 or later.
The
optimize_hash_generation
session property and theoptimizer.optimize-hash-generation
configuration option have been removed. You must remove these properties from your configuration or the cluster fails to start.The following Unity catalog metastore configuration properties have been renamed in the Delta Lake connector:
delta.metastore.unity.host
tohive.metastore.unity.host
delta.metastore.unity.catalog-name
tohive.metastore.unity.catalog-name
delta.metastore.unity.access-token
tohive.metastore.unity.token
Update these properties in your catalog configuration file or the cluster fails to start.
The Kinesis connector has been removed. Update your dependencies and configurations to use an alternative connector.
The following HTTP client property prefixes have been renamed:
workerInfo
toworker-info
memoryManager
tomemory-manager
If you use these properties in your configuration files, the old names are no longer recognized. Update your configurations to use the new names to avoid unexpected behavior.
The following Hive metastore HTTP client properties have been removed:
hive.metastore.http.client.additional-headers
hive.metastore.http.client.authentication.type
hive.metastore.http.client.bearer-token
hive.metastore.http.client.read-timeout
If your current configuration includes any of these properties, update your configuration to remove them. If left in place, you may experience connection and authentication issues when interacting with the Hive metastore.
Effective May 23, 2025, AWS Glue no longer allows modifying the
table_type
parameter of an existing table. Any attempt to update an existing table’stable_type
, such as migration procedures, results in a validation error from AWS Glue. If you wish to change thetable_type
parameter, you must use a CTAS operation to create a new table with the desiredtable_type
. Rename the new table to match the original table name and adjust dependent resources as needed.The Phoenix connector has been removed due to incompatibility with Java 24. If your setup uses this connector, you must update your configuration to use an alternative supported connector.
The following dynamic filtering properties have been removed:
dynamic-filtering.large-partitioned.range-row-limit-per-driver
dynamic-filtering.large.range-row-limit-per-driver
dynamic-filtering.small-partitioned.range-row-limit-per-driver
dynamic-filtering.small.range-row-limit-per-driver
If your current configuration includes any of these properties, update your configuration to remove them.
The Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) for the External Secrets Operator included in the SEP Helm Chart have been updated from
v1beta1
tov1
. Upgrade your External Secrets Operator tov0.17
, which fully supportsv1
.
474-e initial changes#
General#
As of 474-e, the AWS CloudFormation Template (CFT) deployment method is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Support will continue through May 2026. Starburst recommends that you migrate to an alternative deployment method, such as Amazon EKS, prior to May 2026. Contact your Starburst account team with questions or feedback.
Added public preview support for data products in Iceberg format.
Added the username of the logged-in user to the profile menu in the SEP UI.
Added support for Apache Ozone’s
ofs://
protocol.Improved performance and stability when executing queries containing large
CASE WHEN
expressions.Increased execution speed for queries with complex inner join expressions.
Fixed an issue which prevented the query details page from loading for queries executed on older SEP versions.
Fixed an issue which caused access denied errors when executing queries from roles with appropriate permissions.
Security#
Added support for Cross-site Request Forgery protection when using password, OAuth2, and SAML authentication mechanisms.
Added support for Keycloak group provider.
Improved loading performance for partition details on AWS Lake Formation-specific tables.
Fixed an issue where user impersonation with DBeaver or Apache Superset did not behave as intended due to incorrect role handling.
ClickHouse connector#
Added support for password authentication.
Added support for password credential passthrough.
Elasticsearch connector#
Added support for Kerberos authentication using a credential cache.
MongoDB connector#
Added support for Kerberos authentication using a credential cache.
PostgreSQL connector#
Added support for reading the pgvector data type
VECTOR
, as well as a number of functions for similarity search.
474-e.1 changes (2 Jun 2025)#
Updated Go to 1.23.9 to mitigate CVE-2025-22871.
Fixed incorrect access control denial when using Lake Formation access control and selecting from Athena views containing non-lowercase column names.
Fixed an issue which caused incremental refresh of materialized views to fail when using session credentials.
Fixed an issue where some menu items were visible to users without the required permissions.
Fixed incorrect results when using window functions with
DISTINCT
.Fixed potential failures or incorrect results when querying partitioned tables using the OpenX JSON SerDe.
Fixed incorrect results when reading timestamp values with leading or trailing spaces using the Regex and OpenX JSON table deserializers.
Fixed potential performance regression when reading ORC data.
Fixed incorrect memory usage calculation for truncated tables.