Releases: m-lab/etl-schema
Release library.ndt_unified_downloads
Add library.ndt_unified_downloads view (#51) * Add unified downloads
Publish ndt.traceroute views
This release includes a global traceroute view within the NDT dataset.
This release allows us to publish the data for third-party analysis before completing the changes necessary for #49
Publish ndt.tcpinfo views
This release includes a global tcpinfo view within the NDT dataset.
This release allows us to publish the data for third-party analysis before completing the changes necessary for #49
Publish ndt.ndt5 views
Publish library views for new platform analysis
Add histogram bins & percentiles for downloads (#41) * Add histogram bins for downloads * Add percentile query
update download.sql for ndt
Rename traceroute dataset to 'aggregate'
This change renames the traceroute dataset to 'aggregate'.
Many updates to view creation to conform to new naming plan.
Minor update - non-breaking, but adds new (user facing) functionality.
#34 Add node.traceroute view config
#33 Add root views for sidestream and switch data sets
#32 Add create_dataset_views.sh and deploy dataset views by default
#31 add basic ndt views
#25 Update release views to reference canonical experiment data type views
#27 Add 'dataset creation' with complete AccessEntry to bq-create-view
Release: Remove legacy table references & Add new connection_spec fields
This release removes references to the legacy and plx tables from the measurement-lab.release views. As a result, all queries using the release views will use data parsed by the new ETL parser. https://github.com/m-lab/etl
This release also adds new fields to the connection_spec record for "client" and "server". Ultimately, all data in client_geolocation
and server_geolocation
will be migrated to these new records.
Release: Remove legacy table references & Add new connection_spec fields
This release removes references to the legacy and plx tables from the measurement-lab.release
views. As a result, all queries using the release views will use data parsed by the new ETL parser. https://github.com/m-lab/etl
This release also adds new fields to the connection_spec record for "client" and "server". Ultimately, all data in client_geolocation
and server_geolocation
will be migrated to these new records.