June 2026 performance summary focused on delivering high-impact features, stabilizing the codebase, and expanding storage provider support. Key work spanned core query optimization, SQL parser compatibility improvements, FE storage SPI enhancements, and targeted maintenance to improve test reliability and dependency hygiene. The team also updated documentation to help users deploy and operate Doris with secure and supported configurations.

May 2026 monthly summary focusing on delivering security-conscious features, data integrity improvements, and maintainable docs across Doris core and website. Highlights include IAM role support for Iceberg REST and S3Table integration, centralized validation for hash distribution columns, typed S3 filesystem properties prep, security governance documentation, and authentication reliability fixes, plus related website documentation updates.

April 2026 focused on strengthening security, reliability, and governance across the Doris platform, with a clear emphasis on secure access, data safety, and robust OSS/HMS/DLF integration. Delivered end-to-end authentication improvements, enhanced FE runtime flexibility, and governance visibility, while stabilizing critical data paths and enhancing CI/dep hygiene to reduce risk and accelerate enterprise deployments.

March 2026 delivered security, stability, and architectural improvements across Doris BE/FE and related artifacts, with a focus on flexible access control, authentication integrations, AWS credential handling, and API consistency. Notable work includes enabling customizable external catalog privilege checks, refining AWS credential provider selection when AWS_ROLE_ARN is set, expanding authentication integration management with DDL, auditing metadata, and a queryable system view, and stabilizing multi-cluster API behavior. In addition, regression fixes and FE modularization advanced test reliability and reduced maintenance burden, alongside infrastructure-level improvements to TLS/CA debugging for Azure storage and documentation updates for S3 authentication/deployment security.

February 2026 monthly summary for apache/doris. Key features delivered: (1) S3-compatible storage enhancements — implemented URI normalization for OSS-style URIs by rewriting oss://bucket.endpoint/path to oss://bucket/path; added support for temporary credentials when vendor credentials are configured at catalog level; and enabled anonymous access when no access key/secret key are provided by adjusting credential resolution to avoid the AWS SDK v2 default provider chain. (2) CI workflow modernization — removed SonarCloud configuration and standardized on GitHub-based code quality checks. Major bugs fixed: (1) RestCatalog: ensured S3-compatible storage correctly handles temporary credentials when catalog-level vendor credentials are enabled; (2) S3 storage: fallback to anonymous credentials when credentials are absent and avoid triggering the AWS SDK v2 provider chain. Overall impact: improved reliability, interoperability, and security for S3-compatible storage, reduced sign-in issues, and faster, unified code quality feedback. Technologies/skills demonstrated: URI rewriting, credential management for S3-compatible storage, handling of catalog-level credentials, AWS SDK v2 considerations, and GitHub Actions-based CI/CD and code quality tooling.

January 2026 monthly summary focusing on security, reliability, and modernization across apache/doris-website and apache/doris. Delivered key features for secure Kerberos deployments, improved cloud/catalog reliability, and infrastructure tooling upgrades, enabling lower risk production rollout and faster developer feedback cycles. Highlights include comprehensive Kerberos guidance with a Pulse connectivity tool, documentation updates for Azure ARM compatibility and Hive/Iceberg catalogs, Iceberg-Hive catalog tests with stability improvements, and robust CI/security automation. Major achievements and impact: - Kerberos authentication enabled for HMS and Hive Metastore with SASL, plus comprehensive Kerberos documentation and Pulse testing guidance, reducing deployment risk and ensuring secure, standards-compliant operation. - Iceberg-Hive catalog integration tests added and environment-specific tests stabilized by disabling problematic Iceberg+HDFS cluster-mode runs, boosting CI reliability and test coverage. - AWS SDK v2 client lifecycle improvements through a shared executor strategy to prevent thread leaks, and credentials provider reliability adjustments to reduce test flakiness in non-container environments. - Documentation and compatibility updates: Azure Blob Storage ARM compatibility note and Hive/Iceberg catalogs feature matrices, along with documentation hygiene updates. - Security and compliance automation: GitHub Action workflow for dependency license review and CVE detection, enhancing security posture and compliance; copyright year updated to 2026. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Kerberos/SASL, Pulse testing tooling, Iceberg/Hive catalog integration, AWS SDK v2 client lifecycle management, shared executor patterns, CI stability techniques, dependency management, front-end/tooling upgrades, and security/compliance automation.

December 2025 performance summary: Delivered core enhancements and stability improvements across Doris core and related website, focusing on reliability, cloud storage integration, and deployment ease. Key accomplishments include unified AWS connectivity and credential handling for S3, and automated credential resolution via AwsCredentialsProviderChain, OSS/HDFS catalog enhancements with DLF catalog support and tests, and extensive build/dependency hygiene that reduces optional modules, removes HMS components, and enforces deterministic storage property ordering and JNI compatibility. A critical storage insertion bug for non-partitioned object storage tables was fixed. Documentation updates for HMS/HDFS access ports with Kerberos help operators avoid misconfigurations. Technologies demonstrated include AWS SDK management, credential providers, OSSHDFS, Paimon DLF Catalog, build tooling, and Java/JNI compatibility.

November 2025 monthly update: Delivered high-impact integration and platform improvements across key repos, with a focus on business value, reliability, and governance. Highlights include direct analytic access to OneLake data via Apache Doris, broad platform compatibility improvements, security hardening, and improved developer/docs experience.

October 2025 monthly summary: Delivered cloud-storage enhancements and catalog improvements across Doris projects, focusing on business value, reliability, and ecosystem compatibility. Key features include Iceberg REST Catalog support for S3Tables with IAM testing, and Azure Blob Storage integration across data modules. Storage robustness improvements address error handling and cache isolation to prevent cross-credential contamination. Naming standardization reduces confusion across the codebase, and S3 configuration prefixes are normalized to the S3A protocol for better Hadoop compatibility and configuration mapping.

Month 2025-09 Performance Summary: Key features delivered across the Doris ecosystem: - Google Cloud Storage (GCS) integration: Enables GCS buckets to be accessed like S3 via a new GCSProperties class and S3-compatible interaction, expanding cloud storage options for customers migrating to or operating on GCS. - AWS Glue integration enhancements: Adds support for multiple credential providers (SimpleCredentialsProvider, EnvironmentVariableCredentialsProvider, InstanceProfileCredentialsProvider) and IAM AssumeRole for temporary credentials, improving security and flexibility in Glue-based data pipelines. - DeltaLake and private storage endpoint handling improvements: Enhances DeltaLake VPC endpoint parsing and relaxes private object storage endpoint validation to require region for non-standard endpoints, boosting reliability in private/networked storage scenarios. - Iceberg test environment improvements with Doris IO: Updates Iceberg tests to use Doris file I/O implementation for consistent and deterministic testing outcomes. - Observability and quality improvements in test and CI: Includes enhanced ExportJob observability (logging of split tablet IDs, job IDs, and parallelism) and ongoing CI/branch management improvements to streamline validation and reduce release risk. - CI, backup, and repo management cleanup: Streamlines CI workflows, adds branch protection, and simplifies backup/repository management to reduce technical debt and prevent misconfigurations. Major contributors: - Implementations span: Jibing-Li/incubator-doris and related testing suites, with cross-repo commits affecting storage connectors, catalog integrations, validation logic, and CI workflows. Overall impact: - Expanded cloud storage support, stronger access control for data pipelines, improved reliability in distributed storage configurations, and more deterministic testing. These changes together improve time-to-value for customers adopting GCS and AWS Glue environments, while reducing risk in production deployments through better validation, observability, and governance. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Cloud storage integration (GCS), AWS Glue credential management and IAM AssumeRole, endpoint parsing for DeltaLake, VPC/private storage handling, Doris IO-based testing, and enhanced observability and CI/CD governance.

August 2025 performance snapshot focused on unifying metadata handling, hardening cross-storage isolation, and strengthening security and reliability of catalog integrations. Delivered unified metastore parameter handling for Paimon/HMS with AbstractPaimonProperties and a single Options object, including hive.metastore.username support and improved initialization reliability. Implemented per-storage configuration isolation and unified object storage access via the HDFS s3a protocol to prevent cross-storage parameter overwrites across OSS, OBS, S3, and COS, with independent AWS connection timeout settings for each storage. Added Iceberg HMS FileIO integration with Kerberos, conditionally enabling FILE_IO_IMPL based on HdfsProperties and Kerberos. Enforced authentication for Iceberg branch and tag DDL operations to prevent unauthorized metadata changes. Introduced Broker storage fallback to enhance robustness when conversions to other backends fail. Expanded test coverage with regression tests for Hive and Iceberg catalog integrations across cloud storages and authentication mechanisms, and improved test stability through configurable parameters and random suffixes.

July 2025 monthly summary focusing on delivering a more robust and scalable data access and metastore integration story, with architecture-driven refactors and targeted bug fixes that improve reliability, configurability, and cross-storage/metastore compatibility.

June 2025 focused on delivering a unified and scalable storage backend for incubator-doris, strengthening data access reliability and enabling multi-backend support. Key outcomes include a comprehensive File System and Storage Backend Overhaul that unifies FS across V1/V2, migrates code to a new FS, integrates with Storage and Azure, and refactors the FS factory to support multiple backends. A critical Iceberg Catalog Access Authentication Fix was implemented to ensure proper Kerberos authentication context when loading namespace metadata. Stability and maintenance work modernized dependencies (Parquet 1.15.2, commons-validator 1.9.0), improved CI workflows, removed unused HMS JDBC support, and enhanced test stability. Additional improvements include OSS-HDFS URI detection fixes and Aliyun OSS S3 endpoint compatibility, which broaden cloud storage compatibility and reduce deployment friction.

Monthly summary for May 2025 (Jibing-Li/incubator-doris) Key features delivered: - Tomcat Dependency Upgrade for Security and Stability: Upgraded Tomcat from 8.5.86 to 9.0.104 to incorporate fixes and patches; improves security and stability. Commit: 65d1e61cc40a8190330aa50c0058b4f565fd8e5d. - Multi-backend Storage Support for BACKUP/RESTORE/LOAD/TVF: Refactored storage parameter handling to support multiple storage backends, unify parsing, enable automatic schema detection, and route to appropriate storage backends; maintains backward compatibility and adds tests. Commit: 5ea8025defb9cca8d173c06120f267a59582c72d. - IAM Role-based Authentication for S3 and Connectivity Test Refactor: Add S3 IAM Role support when AK/SK are not provided, and refactor connectivity test to use headBucket for robustness across S3-like systems. Commit: bc396e1b7b40b5e1741ecb53619a7a4575e9b618. Major bugs fixed: - Test Stability Fix: Increased test JVM heap size from -Xmx512m to -Xmx1024m to resolve OutOfMemory errors when running tests with JMockit and JaCoCo; fixes crashes in RemoteFileSystemTest. Commit: 403e7b5fc72167ab9b457f938e8c0c18f60207d6. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Security and stability improvements across core dependencies. - Broadened storage backend support for data workflows with reliable tests. - Improved CI reliability and test stability, reducing flaky failures. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Dependency management and security hardening (Tomcat upgrade). - Java performance tuning and test memory management. - Refactoring for modular storage backends, parameter handling, and robust S3-like authentication. - Test-driven development with cross-provider compatibility.

April 2025 monthly summary for Jibing-Li/incubator-doris. Focused on feature delivery and governance enhancements. Delivered unified storage configuration and protocol handling across S3, COS, HDFS, and Azure Blob; introduced Unified Metastore Configuration Framework; updated code ownership governance for the FS module. These efforts improve extensibility, maintainability, and governance, enabling faster integration of new storage backends and metastores.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-03 focusing on reliability, governance, and security testing in the Doris project. Delivered features/enhancements improve configuration clarity, governance automation for release processes, and expanded test coverage for Kerberos/HDFS; fixed critical resource management issue during catalog drops. Overall impact: reduced risk in production deployments, clearer configuration, and stronger security/testing posture, enabling safer and faster releases.

February 2025 summary for Jibing-Li/incubator-doris: Delivered governance hardening and stability improvements, fixed authentication initialization for non-built-in plugins, and addressed RemoteFileSystem shutdown isolation to prevent cross-instance interference. These changes enhance security posture, reliability, and developer experience across multi-environment deployments.

Overview: In Jan 2025, delivered critical stability fixes for the Doris project and strengthened repository governance, aligning with sustainability and code quality goals. Key outcomes include bug fixes to the InsertJob execution flow, scheduling correctness, and governance/maintenance enhancements that improve reliability, compliance, and deployment confidence.

December 2024 monthly summary for Jibing-Li/incubator-doris: A focused delivery sprint emphasizing security hardening, reliability, observability, and CI/CD stability. The work delivered price-to-value improvements across Kerberos authentication, job lifecycle correctness, task dispatching, scheduler observability, and resource management, contributing to stronger security, higher throughput, and more stable operations.

November 2024 monthly summary for Jibing-Li/incubator-doris. Focused on automating workflows, stabilizing scheduling, and simplifying CI/CD configuration to reduce maintenance overhead. Key outcomes include automated traceable PR cherry-picks, resolved SLF4J binding conflicts, improved job scheduling reliability, robust Insert job error handling, and streamlined CI/CD checks across the repository.