State of the Duck
summary
DuckDB reports over 1 million installs/day and 160 million extension installs/month, and DuckLake reaches DuckLake 1.0 in one year alongside a new Quack client-server protocol that already has external clients. Company renames to DuckLabs. Roadmap toward DuckDB 2.0 adds a fast schema-aware variant type, SQL triggers, asynchronous IO for faster S3/Parquet reads, partition-aware planning, a stable C extension API (C++ V2), and a replacement SQL parser — all aimed at running DuckDB as a multi-tenant server.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:23State of the project
- 6:43DuckLake and ecosystem updates
- 9:06Quack protocol introduction
- 10:43Company rebranding
- 11:28DuckDB 2.0 roadmap
- 16:11New features in development
- 21:56Technical architecture updates
- 24:46Q&A session
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