
Release 91.3: Schema Configurability
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Kpow v91.3 is a minor release that introduces new Schema and Connect features and resolves a number of small issues.
Improved Schema Configurability
This release introduces new configuration options for Schema Registry, including:
- New environment variables when connecting to Schema Registry with Oauth2
- AWS Glue static credentials for authentication
- AWS Glue cross-account AWS access (STS Assume Role support)
See our Schema Registry configuration documentation for more.
Improved Prometheus Reporting
Kpow now provides richer prometheus metrics for consumer groups:
/metrics/v1
The existing metrics endpoint now returns group.member.count and group.host.count gauges for each consumer group
/group-offsets/v1
This new endpoint returns information about every individual group member assignment, including offset, offset-delta, last-read, and first-observed.
Improved Connector Creation
You can now create a connector in Kpow from JSON input, the same as you would post to the Connect REST endpoint.
Release v91.3 Changelog
See the Factor House Product Roadmap to understand current delivery priorities.
Kpow v91.3 Changelog
See the full Kpow Changelog for information on previous releases
- Introduce Kafka Connect JSON import dialog and form integration
- Introduce Prometheus group.member.count and group.host.count metrics
- Introduce Prometheus /group-offsets/v1 endpoint for group assignment offset metrics
- Improve schema registry AWS configurability with static and STS credentials
- Improve schema registry Oauth2 configurability with new parameters
- Improve Kafka Connect validation with CONNECT_STARTUP_VALIDATION (default: true)
- Fix auth regression bug, admin_roles considered authorized_roles
- Fix stages scheduled mutations misfire bug
- Fix PERSISTENCE_MODE=none when running in a multi-cluster environment
- Fix several minor UI bugs
- Bump to Slipway 1.1.6, latest Jetty dependencies

Release 94.6: Factor Platform, Ververica Integration, and kJQ Enhancements
The first Factor Platform release candidate is here, a major milestone toward a unified control plane for real-time data streaming technologies. This release also introduces Ververica Platform integration in Flex, plus support for Kafka Clients 4.1 / Confluent 8.0.0 and new kJQ operators for richer stream inspection.

Release 94.5: New Factor House docs, enhanced data inspection and URP & KRaft improvements
This release introduces a new unified documentation hub - Factor House Docs. It also introduces major data inspection enhancements, including comma-separated kJQ Projection expressions, in-browser search, and over 15 new kJQ transforms and functions. Further improvements include more reliable cluster monitoring with improved Under-Replicated Partition (URP) detection, support for KRaft improvements, the flexibility to configure custom serializers per-cluster, and a resolution for a key consumer group offset reset issue.
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