Search the Documentation Filters Content TypeDoc2,979Blog259Video125Lab54 Version24.345425.145324.240424.138523.3356 ProductSelf-Managed2,052Cloud556Connect369Home1api1 CategoriesManagement503Deployment151Development141Security133High Availability95Redpanda Console68Clients67Stream Processing58Upgrades52Data Transforms50 Zafin CTO on the Advantages of RedpandaZafin CTO Shahir Daya shares his experiences in moving from Apache Kafka to Redpanda streaming data, including far simpler ...VideoBuild a lightning-fast search index using Flink, Elasticsearch, and RedpandaYour ticket to robust data pipelines and real-time search apps for seamless streaming, ETL operations, and data indexingBlogHow to migrate from Amazon MSK to RedpandaYour step-by-step guide on switching to an easy, cost-effective Kafka-compatible alternativeBlogData engineering field guide (part 1)Your guide through the wild west of techniques, tools, and technologies for building real-time data pipelinesBlogEnterprise LicensingYou need a valid Enterprise Edition license to use the following enterprise features:DocCustom MetricsYou can’t build cool graphs without metrics, and Redpanda Connect emits many. However, occasionally you might want to also emit custom metrics that track data extracted from messages being processed. In this cookbook we’ll explore how to achieve this by configuring Redpanda Connect to pull download stats from Github, DockerHub and Homebrew and emit them as gauges.DocCreate a Snowflake Sink ConnectorYou can use the Snowflake Sink connector to ingest and store Redpanda structured data into a Snowflake database for analytics and decision-making.DocForced partition recoveryYou can use the Redpanda Admin API to recover a partition that is unavailable and has lost a majority of its replicas. This can occur when the partition replicas have lost Raft consensus, for instance if brokers in a Raft group fail, preventing the group from reaching a majority and electing a new leader.Doc25.1Forced partition recoveryYou can use the Redpanda Admin API to recover a partition that is unavailable and has lost a majority of its replicas. This can occur when the partition replicas have lost Raft consensus, for instance if brokers in a Raft group fail, preventing the group from reaching a majority and electing a new leader.Doc24.3Forced partition recoveryYou can use the Redpanda Admin API to recover a partition that is unavailable and has lost a majority of its replicas. This can occur when the partition replicas have lost Raft consensus, for instance if brokers in a Raft group fail, preventing the group from reaching a majority and electing a new leader.Doc24.2Forced partition recoveryYou can use the Redpanda Admin API to recover a partition that is unavailable and has lost a majority of its replicas. This can occur when the partition replicas have lost Raft consensus, for instance if brokers in a Raft group fail, preventing the group from reaching a majority and electing a new leader.Doc24.1Forced partition recoveryYou can use the Redpanda Admin API to recover a partition that is unavailable and has lost a majority of its replicas. This can occur when the partition replicas have lost Raft consensus, for instance if brokers in a Raft group fail, preventing the group from reaching a majority and electing a new leader.Doc23.3Programmable Push FiltersYou can use the programmable push filters in Redpanda Console to search for a specific record within a Kafka topic.Doc24.1Create a MirrorMaker2 Checkpoint ConnectorYou can use the MirrorMaker2 Checkpoint connector to import consumer group offsets from other Kafka clusters.DocCreate an Iceberg Sink ConnectorYou can use the Iceberg Sink connector to accomplish the following:DocServer-Side Schema ID ValidationYou can use server-side schema ID validation for clients using Confluent’s SerDes format that produce to Redpanda brokers. You can also configure Redpanda to inspect and reject records with schema IDs that aren’t valid according to the configured Subject Name strategy and registered with the Schema Registry.Doc25.1Server-Side Schema ID ValidationYou can use server-side schema ID validation for clients using Confluent’s SerDes format that produce to Redpanda brokers. You can also configure Redpanda to inspect and reject records with schema IDs that aren’t valid according to the configured Subject Name strategy and registered with the Schema Registry.Doc24.3Server-Side Schema ID ValidationYou can use server-side schema ID validation for clients using Confluent’s SerDes format that produce to Redpanda brokers. You can also configure Redpanda to inspect and reject records with schema IDs that aren’t valid according to the configured Subject Name strategy and registered with the Schema Registry.Doc24.2Server-Side Schema ID ValidationYou can use server-side schema ID validation for clients using Confluent’s SerDes format that produce to Redpanda brokers. You can also configure Redpanda to inspect and reject records with schema IDs that aren’t valid according to the configured Subject Name strategy and registered with the Schema Registry.Doc24.1Server-side Schema ID ValidationYou can use server-side schema ID validation for clients using Confluent’s SerDes format that produce to Redpanda brokers. You can also configure Redpanda to inspect and reject records with schema IDs that aren’t valid according to the configured Subject Name strategy and registered with the Schema Registry.Doc23.3 «‹1234567›»
