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Pentaho Community Edition (CE) software is available in three forms: source code that you can build yourself, continuous integration (CI) builds and released builds. See Community Edition Downloads for more details.

Released

Released builds are classified Pre Release, Milestone, Release Candidate or Stable. They are built and posted to SourceForge.net in order to get wide distribution in the community. See Detailed Download Explanation for the full definition of these terms.

Stable

Kettle - The current version of Kettle is 4.3.0. It is the first open source release of the Big Data components and also the first Apache 2.0 licensed version of Kettle. The 4.3 stable builds are available on SourceForge.net.

Download the Kettle Client

The Kettle client package contains the Spoon UI for building, testing and running Kettle Jobs and Transforms.

Configure Kettle for your Hadoop Distro. Choose MapR or Cloudera and others.

Pentaho Hadoop Node Distribution (PHD) - Is no longer required. Kettle automatically deploys the resources it needs for Pentaho MapReduce to the cluster. No manual intervention is required.

Pentaho Report Designer (PRD) - The current version of PRD is 3.9.0. It contains the 4.3.0 release of the Kettle engine including the Big Data components.

Download the Pentaho Report Designer

The PRD is a graphical designer that can generate reports from data streamed through the Kettle engine without
the need for any intermediate staging tables.

Configure PRD for your Hadoop Distro. Choose MapR or Cloudera and others.

Release Candidate

  • The Release Candidate of Kettle 4.3 will not be posted for this release

Stable

  • The Stable build of Kettle 4.3 is currently planned for the April 17. The actual date is fluid and depends on stability and quality testing

Continuous Integration Builds

The CI server builds are the latest builds of the latest code checked in. They are developer builds and should only be used if you want to try out the latest bleeding edge features and fixes. Never use a CI build for production.

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