The Context Gap caused by fragmented tools hinders effective Kafka monitoring and troubleshooting, as it forces engineers to manually piece together logs and metrics. This guide demonstrates how to close that gap using Kpow's unified workflow to identify the stall, inspect the data, and resolve the incident in a single interface.
Kpow v78 provides a major overhaul of our user interface and the brand new ability to search multiple topics at the same time in Data Inspect.
This article covers running Kpow in Kubernetes using the Kpow Helm Chart. Introduction Kpow is the all-in-one toolkit to manage, monitor, and learn about your Kafka resources. Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes. Helm deploys charts, which you can think of as a packaged application. We publish...
This article covers setting up alerting with Kpow using Prometheus and Alertmanager. Introduction Kpow was built from our own need to monitor Kafka clusters and related resources (eg, Streams, Connect and Schema Registries). Through Kpow's user interface we can detect and even predict potential problems...
Innovation and evolution are central to the Pickles delivery model. Find out how Kafka and Kpow helps the Pickles team deliver.
This minor release provides improved support for Jetty User Authentication (PropertyFile, JDBC, LDAP) when operating Kpow behind a reverse-proxy.
Kpow v76 provides new Kafka ACL Management features and improves UI initialisation.
We’re building more than products, we’re building a community. Whether you're getting started or pushing the limits of what's possible with Kafka and Flink, we invite you to connect, share, and learn with others.
