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@Rocky when open source version will support multiple warehouses
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Support for multiple warehouses in the open-source version of StarRocks is arriving with the StarRocks 4.0 release cycle. Historically a feature of the commercial CelerData product, the multi-warehouse capability and the underlying StarOS technology were officially announced as open source during the StarRocks Global Summit in September 2025. Key Details * Version: The feature is being integrated starting with StarRocks 4.0. You may see early traces of "WarehouseManager" or warehouse-related hints in the late 3.x releases (e.g., v3.5.x), but the full open-source contribution was targeted for the 4.0 milestone. * What it enables: This feature allows for the creation of multiple isolated compute clusters (warehouses) that share the same data storage. This provides: * Resource Isolation: Running heavy ETL jobs on one warehouse without affecting the performance of user-facing BI queries on another. * Elasticity: Scaling specific compute groups up or down based on workload demand rather than scaling the entire cluster. * Architecture Requirements: Multiple warehouses require the shared-data architecture (introduced in v3.0), where data is stored in object storage (S3, GCS, MinIO) or HDFS rather than on local BE disks. For the most up-to-date implementation details, you can check the StarRocks 4.0 Release Notes or follow the StarRocks 2026 Roadmap on GitHub. Referencesintegrations/dbt.mddeployment/shared_data/feature-support-shared-data.mddata_source/feature-support-data-lake-analytics.mdusing_starrocks/async_mv/feature-support-asynchronous-materialized-views.md