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.
Version 75 provides support for Protobuf schema in the Schema Registry UI, and allows consumption and inspection of Protobuf in Data Inspect.
Kpow v74 comes packed with features including full support for Kafka ACL Management, JSON Schema support, and a raft of UI and performance improvements.
Version 73 provides support for PEM format SSL certificates introduced in Kafka 2.7.0 and described in KIP-651.
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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..
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