0.2.0

Main changes since 0.1.0:

• Added support for SCRAM-SHA-256 and SCRAM-SHA-512 authentication (#130)
• Added Python script tool to calculate latencies and quantiles from canary log for producer, consumer and connection buckets
• Turned off producer retry and added a consumer error metric (#133)
• Updated dependency to Sarama 1.30.0 with Kafka 3.0.0 support (#134)
• Fixed connection check service missing latency metrics for one broker (#141)
• Fixed wrong content type "text/plain" returned by status endpoint instead of "application/json" (#144)
• Fixed canary not recovering after a "connection reset by peer" from brokers (#148)

For full list of changes, check the 0.2.0 milestone.

0.2.0-rc1

Main changes since 0.1.0:

• Added support for SCRAM-SHA-256 and SCRAM-SHA-512 authentication (#130)
• Added Python script tool to calculate latencies and quantiles from canary log for producer, consumer and connection buckets
• Turned off producer retry and added a consumer error metric (#133)
• Updated dependency to Sarama 1.30.0 with Kafka 3.0.0 support (#134)
• Fixed connection check service missing latency metrics for one broker (#141)
• Fixed wrong content type "text/plain" returned by status endpoint instead of "application/json" (#144)
• Fixed canary not recovering after a "connection reset by peer" from brokers (#148)

For full list of changes, check the 0.2.0 milestone.

0.1.0

Strimzi canary is a tool which acts as an indicator of whether Kafka clusters are operating correctly. This is achieved by creating a canary topic and periodically producing and consuming events on the topic and getting metrics out of these exchanges.
For more details about what it does and how to use it, check the README.md file.

Changes from previous release

• Initial implementation

0.1.0-rc1

Strimzi canary is a tool which acts as an indicator of whether Kafka clusters are operating correctly. This is achieved by creating a canary topic and periodically producing and consuming events on the topic and getting metrics out of these exchanges.
For more details about what it does and how to use it, check the README.md file.

Changes from previous release

• Initial implementation