Quix Streams Release 3.16.0
Quix Streams 3.16.0 introduces join_lookup for seamless data enrichment, plus RocksDB optimizations and improved topic handling. Upgrade now for enhanced stream

Quix Streams 3.16.0: Accelerating R&D Data Pipelines with Enhanced Enrichment
Quix Streams 3.16.0 delivers critical enhancements for engineering teams managing complex R&D data workflows. This release focuses on improving data enrichment capabilities and system performance, specifically designed to accelerate the design-validation cycle in hardware development and testing environments.
Key Feature: Seamless Integration with R&D Data Sources
The experimental StreamingDataFrame.join_lookup() method enables real-time enrichment of test and simulation data with reference information from existing engineering systems. This addresses a critical need for integrating live test data with Model-Based Development tools like MATLAB and Simulink.
# Example usage of the new join_lookup
enriched_stream = stream.join_lookup(
lookup_func=query_database, # Your custom lookup function
data_identifier="user_id", # Field to match on
stateful=False # Whether to cache results
)
Performance Optimizations for Engineering Workloads
Version 3.16.0 introduces optimizations specifically beneficial for handling large volumes of time-series data common in engineering applications:
Performance and Stability Improvements
Version 3.16.0 includes several under-the-hood optimizations:
- RocksDB Column Family Management: Reduces memory overhead by up to 40% for applications managing multiple test configurations, enabling more efficient processing of high-frequency sensor data.
- Topic Handling Refactoring: Improves reliability when managing multiple data streams from test rigs and simulation environments, with enhanced error recovery mechanisms.
- Windowed Reducer Fix: Ensures accurate statistical analysis of time-series data, critical for engineering validation and verification processes.
Real-World Applications for Engineering Teams
New resources demonstrate practical applications for R&D organizations:
- Test Data Enrichment Guide: Step-by-step tutorial on enriching live test data with configuration parameters and reference models
- Simulation-Data Correlation: Example implementation for correlating real-world test results with simulation outputs
- Regulatory Compliance: Best practices for maintaining data lineage and audit trails in regulated environments
Getting Started
Upgrade to Quix Streams 3.16.0 using pip:
pip install quixstreams==3.16.0
More Information
For detailed documentation and examples, visit the Quix Streams documentation and for the full release note visit GitHub.
Note: The join_lookup feature is currently marked as experimental. We encourage users to test it in non-production environments and provide feedback to help shape its future development.
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