Discover the latest CrateDB 6.2 features that enhance PostgreSQL compatibility, operational maturity, and performance. Explore new schema management, UUID datatype, and improved SQL compatibility.

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CrateDB 6.2 introduces enhanced PostgreSQL compatibility with CREATE/DROP SCHEMA statements, native UUID datatype support (reducing storage from 36 to 16 bytes), and lifted column name restrictions. Performance improvements include optimized hyperloglog_distinct memory usage, SQL parser efficiency for large statement volumes, and faster view queries with filter pushdown. New system information columns provide better workload insights, while ALTER TABLE now supports custom timeouts for long-running operations like shard modifications.

New release: CrateDB 6.2