
Over a three-month period, Jibing Li enhanced the apache/doris repository by delivering features and fixes focused on backend reliability, security, and operational scalability. He implemented Iceberg Views support, enabling Doris to query Iceberg views through catalog enhancements, and introduced REST APIs for broker management to streamline cluster scaling. Addressing security, he resolved Kerberos authentication issues for Hudi queries and hardened privilege checks for built-in functions. Jibing also improved REST API reliability and stabilized build automation for brokers. His work, primarily in Java and SQL, demonstrated depth in backend development, database integration, and distributed systems, resulting in more robust and maintainable infrastructure.
February 2026 Monthly Summary — Apache Doris (apache/doris) Key features delivered - Show Command Output Consistency Across Partitions, Backends, and Frontends: fixed errors, unified title names, and added missing columns for show partitions, show backends, and show frontends, improving backend/frontend information presentation. - Low WAL Disk Space Test Stabilization: stabilized low disk space regression tests by ensuring correct group commit behavior and safe async-to-sync mode transitions, reducing flakiness. Major bugs fixed - Fix partitions() error when querying internal tables without catalog condition (incompatible with show partitions command). - Fix backends UDF return rows incompatible with show backends command. - Fix frontends UDF return rows incompatible with show frontends command. - Regression test cast failures in low wal disk space tests; improved handling as per test suite updates. Overall impact and accomplishments - Increased correctness and consistency of admin/show outputs, reducing confusion and support time. - Strengthened test reliability under disk pressure, accelerating safe releases. Technologies/skills demonstrated - Backend code fixes across partitions logic and UDFs; test automation and regression testing; familiarity with asynchronous/synchronous mode transitions and group commit handling in WAL tests.
February 2026 Monthly Summary — Apache Doris (apache/doris) Key features delivered - Show Command Output Consistency Across Partitions, Backends, and Frontends: fixed errors, unified title names, and added missing columns for show partitions, show backends, and show frontends, improving backend/frontend information presentation. - Low WAL Disk Space Test Stabilization: stabilized low disk space regression tests by ensuring correct group commit behavior and safe async-to-sync mode transitions, reducing flakiness. Major bugs fixed - Fix partitions() error when querying internal tables without catalog condition (incompatible with show partitions command). - Fix backends UDF return rows incompatible with show backends command. - Fix frontends UDF return rows incompatible with show frontends command. - Regression test cast failures in low wal disk space tests; improved handling as per test suite updates. Overall impact and accomplishments - Increased correctness and consistency of admin/show outputs, reducing confusion and support time. - Strengthened test reliability under disk pressure, accelerating safe releases. Technologies/skills demonstrated - Backend code fixes across partitions logic and UDFs; test automation and regression testing; familiarity with asynchronous/synchronous mode transitions and group commit handling in WAL tests.
Monthly performance summary for 2026-01 focused on delivering business value through reliability, security, and build stability improvements in the apache/doris repository.
Monthly performance summary for 2026-01 focused on delivering business value through reliability, security, and build stability improvements in the apache/doris repository.
June 2025: Delivered key enhancements to Doris focused on expanding data access, strengthening security, and enabling operational scalability. Key outcomes include Iceberg Views support for querying Iceberg views via the Iceberg catalog, a Kerberos authentication fix for Hudi queries to ensure secure data access, and the introduction of Broker Management REST APIs to manage broker clusters (ADD/DROP/DROP_ALL).
June 2025: Delivered key enhancements to Doris focused on expanding data access, strengthening security, and enabling operational scalability. Key outcomes include Iceberg Views support for querying Iceberg views via the Iceberg catalog, a Kerberos authentication fix for Hudi queries to ensure secure data access, and the introduction of Broker Management REST APIs to manage broker clusters (ADD/DROP/DROP_ALL).

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