Release 93.2: Introducing Connector Auto-Restart
Kpow can now auto restart connectors when they fail.
Read on to learn how to make connectors more reliable.
- Allow RBAC wildcards at both start and end of resource, such as *foo*
Kpow can now auto restart connectors when they fail.
Read on to learn how to make connectors more reliable.
Kpow now offers a secure, vendor-agnostic OpenAPI 3.1 REST API for managing Kafka, Kafka Connect, and Schema Registry resources.
Read on to learn how to integrate Kpow with your product or GitOps pipeline using Kpow's new REST API modules.
Our mission at Factor House is to empower every engineer in the streaming tech space with superb tooling.
We are pleased to report that Kpow for Apache Kafka is now compliant with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility guidelines and has an independently audited Voluntary Product Accessiblity Template (VPAT) report.
Release v92.3 introduces extensive UI accessibility improvements to Kpow and Flex along with new features, improvements, and bug fixes.
Release v92.2 introduces new UI for Kafka Quotas, Transactional Producers, and KRaft clusters along with new features for topic and consumer management and improvements to Flink checkpointing and watermarking in Flex.
Today we introduce Flex for Apache Flink and announce Flow, the future of distributed systems engineering.
Starting now, individuals can use Flex CE for free, even at work. Organisations can install Flex CE in up to three non-production environments.
Kpow v92.1 closes a large number of support tickets, introduces new features like multi-topic create and time-since URP, and improves the efficieny of Kafka Connect and Schema Registry observation.
Kpow v88.2 introduces improved support for monitoring Flink consumers, the ability to encrypt your Kpow configuration to avoid passwords in plaintext, new configuration options for connecting to Confluent Schema Registries that require mutual TLS for authentication, and more.