This release introduces new features, enhancements, and bug fixes to the LivestreamIQ Kafka Manager, focusing on improving performance, usability, and overall stability of the system. Detailed information is provided below.
April 13, 2026
Introduced a new Administration module with centralized management for Authentication, Users & Access, Authorization, Email Configuration, Alert Configuration, and License Management—giving administrators greater control over security, access, notifications, and system configuration.
Authentication: Configure authentication methods such as Azure AD, Google, and ZTrust to secure portal access.
Users & Access: Manage users, roles, account status, and access permissions from one place.
Authorization: Create and manage role-based permissions for Kafka resources and clusters.
Email Configuration: Configure and test SMTP settings for system notifications and alerts.
Alert Configuration: Create notification actions and triggers to monitor Kafka metrics and send alerts based on defined conditions.
License: Activate and manage licenses, view license details, and check for available product updates.
July 29, 2025
Built-in support to ingest real-time event streams directly from Apache Kafka topics, enabling seamless data flow and analytics.
Users can now develop and deploy their own connectors through a configuration-driven approach. Simply upload a JSON file specifying endpoints, authentication, and parsing rules.
Monitor connector activity at a glance, including:
Total connectors
Failed tasks/connectors
Status: Running, Paused, or Failed
Charts now adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, ensuring a smooth monitoring experience across screen sizes.
Resolved timestamp issues so that log visuals now reflect precise event timing.
Upgraded dependencies and patched known security vulnerabilities.
Completed Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) and Software Composition Analysis (SCA).
Fixed regex-related vulnerabilities.
Sanitized debug stack traces.
Disabled debug mode.
Fixed stack trace exposure.
Removed session tokens from URLs.
Fixed arbitrary origin trust in CORS configurations.
Strengthened validation on key endpoints and improved protection of sensitive data.
Implemented rate limiting.
Blocked risky file uploads and executions.
Closed Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities by sanitizing Groovy scripts.
April 16, 2025
Version: 3.5.0
LivestreamIQ now provides data masking capabilities to protect sensitive information while maintaining visibility into Kafka message content.
Added enhanced filtering capabilities to help users efficiently navigate large volumes of Kafka data and logs.
The Logs feature now includes a comprehensive dashboard with graphical representations of log data, making it easier to identify patterns and issues at a glance.
September 25, 2024
Version: 3.4.2
Added a new Logs tab to LivestreamIQ, allowing users to view Kafka cluster logs directly from the UI. This improves troubleshooting and monitoring by providing easy access to real-time log data.
The Metrics tab under the Brokers section now displays Kafka JMX metrics in graphical format, helping users monitor broker performance, identify potential issues, and optimize cluster efficiency.
LivestreamIQ now collects logs through Filebeat, deployed as a separate DaemonSet. Filebeat is lightweight and requires minimal resources, helping ensure that Kafka performance remains unaffected.
This release introduced important monitoring enhancements and simplified log collection for more efficient Kafka cluster management.
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