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Version 73 provides support for PEM format SSL certificates introduced in Kafka 2.7.0 and described in KIP-651.

Melbourne is the beating heart of Australia's quietly surging fintech industry and for almost a decade, local tech-enabled trading company Pepperstone has been carving its own niche, developing a burgeoning startup into one of the largest Forex and CFD brokers in the world. The company's...

Version 72 of Kpow includes greater support for high availability Kafka resource management, new liveness probes, and greater support for reverse-proxying:

Version 70 of Kpow brings support for Azure Event Hubs, enables Multi-Tenant Confluent Cloud, introduces a new function to Klang, open sources our continuous delivery pipeline, and more..

Resolves a memory issue by reverting to a slightly older version of Jetty.

Resolves an issue that occasionally impacted compute/group views.

Discover the kREPL, an interactive development environment for Apache Kafka that provides all the tooling required to consume Kafka topics and explore structured data with Klang -- a language that blends JQ and Clojure.

This release brings all dependencies to current, ameliorating CVEs raised by our automated vulnerability scanning.

Verrency is one of Melbourne's most exciting fintech start-ups. The Verrency platform allows banks to include value-added services to their payment pipeline without a significant internal IT spend and provides solutions to personalize aspects of the banking experience so consumers can tailor products to their own...

Kpow introduces the ability to apply kJQ queries to message headers, allowing you to search tens of thousands of messages a second and match by header.