Paimon is a streaming data lake platform that supports high-speed data ingestion, change data tracking and efficient real-time analytics.
Background and documentation is available at https://paimon.apache.org
Paimon's former name was Flink Table Store, developed from the Flink community. The architecture refers to some design concepts of Iceberg.
Thanks to Apache Flink and Apache Iceberg.
Paimon tracks issues in GitHub and prefers to receive contributions as pull requests.
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You can join the Paimon community on Slack. Paimon channel is in ASF Slack workspace.
- Anyone with an @apache.org email address can become a full member of the ASF Slack workspace. Search Paimon channel and join it.
- If you don't have an @apache.org email address, you can email to
user@paimon.apache.orgto apply for an ASF Slack invitation. Then join Paimon channel.
Don’t forget to introduce yourself in channel.
JDK 8/11 is required for building the project.
- Run the
mvn clean install -DskipTestscommand to build the project. - Run the
mvn spotless:applyto format the project (both Java and Scala). - IDE: Mark
paimon-common/target/generated-sources/antlr4as Sources Root.
If you fail to download paimon-bundle snapshot files during the build, it is likely that your maven settings file does not include a snapshot repository. Uncomment the "repositories" tag in pom.xml file for a workaround.
The code in this repository is licensed under the Apache Software License 2.