April 2025 monthly delivery focused on expanding cloud storage interoperability by delivering Aliyun OSS Multipart Upload Support for Celeborn (apache/celeborn). The feature extends the existing Multipart Uploader (MPU) interface and introduces a dedicated Aliyun OSS module with required configurations and dependencies to enable multipart uploads, mirroring the AWS S3 integration. This work is anchored by commit 7d0ba7f9b8f10f3e71b9356267ef00d7d7fc9771 ([CELEBORN-1916]). No major bugs were fixed this month; instead, the team progressed core capabilities and prepared for broader provider coverage. The overall impact includes increased storage provider flexibility, reduced vendor lock-in for customers, and a stronger value proposition for enterprise deployments in Alibaba Cloud regions.

March 2025 monthly summary for apache/celeborn: Focused work on reliability and modularity, delivering targeted improvements to S3 integration and backend extensibility. The month culminated in two critical landed changes: (1) bug fix in the Celeborn Shuffle Service to correctly recognize S3 storage types (s3a:// and s3://) improving compatibility and reliability, and (2) a refactor that relocates the multipart-uploader into multipart-uploader/multipart-uploader-s3, laying groundwork for supporting multiple object storage backends and cleaner module boundaries.

November 2024 monthly performance summary for apache/amoro focusing on stability and data catalog enhancements. Delivered two high-impact changes: a bugfix to prevent NPE on the dashboard table page when tableRuntime is null, and OSS catalog integration for Iceberg in InternalCatalog enabling Alibaba Cloud OSS with necessary configuration and build updates.