New Features and Enhancements
Boost GenAI response accuracy by up to 40% with our semantic RAG model.
Remove the infrastructure complexity and IT overhead of managing your clusters to accelerate time to production. Progress Data Cloud offers managed hosting of MarkLogic Server and MakLogic Data Hub for enhanced security and scalability—all with 100% feature and capability parity.
Store, index and query vector embeddings in MarkLogic Server to maximize generative AI response accuracy.
Run large-scale and ad-hoc analytics cost-effectively with relational views generated at query time.
Boost full-text search recall with better document ranking to return the most relevant search results at the top.
Solve real-world problems related to route planning, network optimization and resource allocation.
Scale clusters up and down to handle changing workloads, while optimizing resource utilization.
Enhance your security posture, modernize your stack and deploy in the environments that best fit your strategy.
View FastTrack documentation directly in your preferred IDE to maximize your efficiency. Now with support for VS Code, IntelliJ, Atom, Eclipse and more.
Save time developing enterprise-grade applications with feature-rich React components and an AI coding assistant. With built-in design themes, accessibility, localization and a consistent API.
Allow users to leverage natural language and AI to achieve a deeper understanding of large, complex datasets. Works seamlessly with the FastTrack search and an AI provider of your choice.
Allow users to preview files like PDFs and images and edit the file metadata directly in the UI. Also supports source document content from AI search results to be displayed.
Give users more control over how they explore and filter information. Now with built-in options to apply multiple and complex (AND/OR) facet combinations to refine results.
See how to implement secure, fine-grained access to information stored in MarkLogic Server so users will only see search results they are allowed to.
View documentation directly in your preferred integrated developer environment (IDE) to maximize your efficiency. MarkLogic FastTrack now comes with support for popular IDEs like VS Code, IntelliJ, Atom, Eclipse and WebStorm.
MarkLogic FastTrack now comes with a Progress® KendoReact™ license—the award-winning UI component library. It includes an AI coding assistant trained on the components to help you get production-quality code on the first try.
The new AISummary component works seamlessly with the FastTrack search and an AI service provider of your choice to display a response to a user's query and a list of citations with backlinks to source documents.
The new FileDisplay widget enables you to display file content (XML and JSON, PDFs, Word documents, image files, etc.), including AI source documents and search results. The EntityEditor widget lists file properties and supports the editing of those properties.
The FastTrack facet components now support: multi-selection of search facets (via an “Apply All” button); application-wide resetting of facet selections (via a “Reset All” button); ANDing and ORing of string and bucket facet selections; and automatic generation of a faceted UI based on the search response.
The Faceted Search example application now demonstrates JWT-based authentication combined with the MarkLogic element-level security. When viewing search results, users only see properties to which they are authorized based on their assigned roles.
Enrich your documents with semantic relationships and easily build richer knowledge graphs.
Watch Demo
Intelligently update your knowledge repository with new information, skipping over previously loaded documents.
Watch Demo
Reveal new insights on domain knowledge with a user-friendly connected data exploration experience that intuitively follows your process.
Apply uniform provenance, validation and data access rules once and from a single location across all flows and models.
Investigate and troubleshoot current activity in the system when you experience unusual behavior.
Import semantic knowledge models from Progress Semaphore or other sources to the MarkLogic Data Hub and use them to model relationships within your entities. This enables you to enrich your documents with semantic context and quickly build richer knowledge graphs directly in the MarkLogic platform.
Model your data against externally defined schemas, including semantic knowledge models from Progress Semaphore to add and define relationships between entities.
Query the new documents using an SQL view generated based on the uploaded JSON or XML schema, providing detailed information for the relationships between entities.
Enhance your knowledge graph with structured semantic data, enriching your graph’s ability to handle complex relationships, queries and reasoning.
The Smart Collector feature in Data Hub 6.2 hashes documents as they are loaded to identify previously loaded documents and avoid reprocessing them, saving processing time. For example, if you are loading 600 documents into MarkLogic Server, the Smart Collector will successfully identify and skip previously loaded documents, reducing the total number of documents processed in one go.
The Smart Collector hashes documents as they are loaded into the Data Hub. This allows the system to recognize if a document has been previously loaded, preventing duplicate processing.
The Smart Collector saves significant processing time by only processing new documents. This is particularly useful when dealing with large sets of documents where some may overlap.
The Smart Collector can be enabled or disabled globally or for individual steps. This flexibility allows users to tailor the feature to their specific needs and workflows.
A cleaner, crisper presentation of semantic data models helps you intuitively explore extremely large, connected data and draw insight faster. Now you can now zoom in on individual nodes in the Explore Module and the screen will automatically remove the "noise" around your data point of interest so you can focus on the smallest detail. The new entity grouping feature helps you organize your data landscape into data subsets with easy dragging and dropping, while decluttering your view and simplifying the complexity of the graph.
Navigate your knowledge graph and expand individual data points to declutter the view of your hairy graph dataset.
Connect nodes in your knowledge graph with a simple draw motion directly in the graph visualization UI.
Arrange data points in your knowledge graphs in clusters with easy dragging and dropping to organize and simplify your view.
You can now centrally manage Provenance, Entity validation and Target permission settings through the Global Settings menu in the MarkLogic Data Hub. The new Global Settings menu allows you to set and configure properties to apply across the entire application.
You can choose between coarse-grained, fine-grained or no lineage.
Part of the curation flow, the validation setting enables you to decide how strictly you want to force data to conform to the entity definition.
Apply to the output of every step that doesn't have its own target permissions setting. For example, you can give users permission to the mapped data only but not the raw data in the staging database.
You can now perform diagnostics on the MarkLogic Data Hub when it does not behave as expected. The new debug task allows you to initiate a system log displaying all current activity so you can quickly see the most recent jobs, connection status to the application server as well as the latest created user roles and entities.
Automatically generate a Template Driven Extraction (TDE) template to extract row data from documents, allowing you to immediately query it using SQL or the Optic API.
Prepare your data for AI use cases and improve the quality of your vector searches while reducing LLM token consumption with out-of-the-box document splitting functionality.
Build a data pipeline to power your semantic RAG by adding vector embeddings to MarkLogic Server alongside operational data without the need for custom code.
Elevate hybrid retrieval with rich metadata—extract text, classify content and configure metadata values directly on import or via transformations for cross-query.
With the new automatic TDE generation, your structured data is immediately ready for exploration with SQL-based tools. When importing structured data, Flux automatically analyzes the data schema and generates a corresponding TDE template. This eliminates the manual process of creating and loading TDE templates.
With the new splitting capability, you can provide just the right amount of content necessary to answer a user query. Set character length or split based on XML/JSON elements and the amount of chunks you want created. Store chunks alongside their original position or in separate documents linked to the original, preserving context and relevance.
With the new embedding capability, you can leverage out-of-the-box implementations using LangChain4j and LLM models like Azure OpenAI to generate and store vector embeddings in the source document in MarkLogic Server during import or copy. Complement with vector search to index and run similarity queries based on the user question.
With out-of-the-box semantic classification and metadata configuration capabilities, you can apply a true hybrid search with multiple facets. Extract text, tag documents and chunks in Progress Semaphore and configure additional metadata values. Store extracted text alongside metadata about the original source, the corresponding vector embeddings and the classification tag in a single chunk to cross-query for optimal retrieval precision.
New Features and Enhancements
New Features and Enhancements
New Features and Enhancements
Migrating or upgrading to a current software version? Contact Progress Professional Services and get upgrade support from our team of consultants or find a MarkLogic implementation partner.
Get a personalized demo or start a proof-of-value with our team.