Release notes.
What's new across Kpow, Flex, and Factor Platform, with downloads for every version.
Protobuf Schema and Serdes
Version 75 provides support for Protobuf schema in the Schema Registry UI, and allows consumption and inspection of Protobuf in Data Inspect.
Read release notesKafka ACL Management and JSON Schema
Kpow v74 comes packed with features including full support for Kafka ACL Management, JSON Schema support, and a raft of UI and performance improvements.
Read release notesSSL PEM Format Support
Version 73 provides support for PEM format SSL certificates introduced in Kafka 2.7.0 and described in KIP-651.
Read release notesH/A Resource Management
Version 72 of Kpow includes greater support for high availability Kafka resource management, new liveness probes, and greater support for reverse-proxying:
Read release notesAzure Event Hubs and Confluent Cloud
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..
Read release notesMemory Leak Fix
Resolves a memory issue by reverting to a slightly older version of Jetty.
Read release notesUI Stability
Kpow 66 resolves an issue that occasionally impacted compute and consumer group views in the UI.
Read release notesKlang in the kREPL
Discover the kREPL, an interactive development environment for Apache Kafka providing all the tooling to consume topics and explore structured data with Klang, a language blending JQ and Clojure.
Read release notesDependency Improvements
This release brings all dependencies to current, ameliorating CVEs raised by our automated vulnerability scanning.
Read release notesHeader kJQ and UI Snappiness
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.
Read release notesCompute Label Correction
Kpow corrects a labelling off-by-one error with horizontally displayed topologies.
Read release notesConnect Permissive SSL
Kpow provides a new environment variable to allow SSL connections to Kafka Connect where the SSL certificate is deliberately not validated.
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