2025.1
Release notes for GridGain Control Center 2025.1.
What's New in This Release
GridGain® Control Center is a comprehensive, customizable cluster management and developer tool for Apache® Ignite™ and GridGain applications. Use Control Center to query data across caches, monitor performance metrics, define and track production alerts, take snapshots for backup and recovery, and collect and analyze API traces. The latest Control Center release, 2025.1, includes a number of new features, as well as improvements and issue resolutions.
New Features
Attaching and Initializing Apache Ignite 3 Clusters
You can now Attach Apache Ignite 3 clusters by running the "add cluster" workflow from the main Nebula toolbar. Once the cluster had been attached, you can initialize it via the My cluster screen.
Streamlined OpenID Connect
This release streamlines your experience when logging in to Control Center via OpenID in a variety of ways:
If OpenID Authenticator is configured on a GridGain 8.9.18 or later cluster, you can use the same credentials for logging in to Control Center and working with the cluster.
Users can be assigned administrator or user roles, or banned from Control Center by using OpenID attributes.
A new
account.internal.enabledallows to disable login via e-mail altogether.
You can see detailed instructions for enabling OpenID Connect in the OpenID Connect Authentication documentation.
Partition Recovery in GridGain 9 Clusters
With this release, you can identify and recover lost table partitions on your GridGain 9 clusters directly from Control Center. In the new Disaster Recovery tab of the Table screen, you can see partition states, and run partition recovery if necessary.
Running Queries Monitoring on GridGain 9 Clusters
You can now monitor running queries for your GridGain 9 clusters in the Queries screen. In the Running Queries tab, you can track query performance and see the current query status.
Cloud Connector
The new Cloud Connector tool can be used to simplify connection to GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3 clusters.
Cloud Connector can collect data from your cluster and establishing a connection to Control Center. This can be used in environments where direct access to the cluster from Control Center is not possible.
You can still use the Control Center-initiated connection by using the provided Embedded connector.
Improvements and Resolved Issues
Control Center Changes
CC-10641
General
Removed outdated lucene module from internal GridGain.
CC-10633
General
Updated internal GridGain from version 8.9.7 to version 8.9.18.
CC-10620
General
Added support for GridGain 9.0.16.
CC-10433
General
Updated Spring Boot from version 3.2 to version 3.4.
CC-10401
General
You can now use GridGain Cloud Connector to attach GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3 clusters.
CC-10337
General
You can now restart partitions or recover lost partitions from Control Center.
CC-10326
General
Improved Cloud Connector performance by reducing the amount of required handshakes.
CC-10314
General
You can now work with Apache Ignite 3 attached clusters.
CC-10180
General
Updated querydsl version from version 5.0.0 to version 6.10.1.
CC-10090
General
Improved the process of resuming GridGain 9 managed clusters.
CC-10074
General
You can now skip account registration when using OpenID Connect to log in.
CC-10040
General
It is now possible to view and manage metrics for GridGain 9 clusters in the UI.
CC-9999
General
It is now possible to create and manage users in the Control Center UI.
CC-9871
Authentication
You can now disable user account creation in Control Center.
CC-9710
Queries
The Execute button in the Query screen is now greyed out during the query execution.
Updating to 2025.1
You can update Control Center to 2025.1 from 2022.2 and more recent versions. To update from older versions, update to 2022.2 first.
If you haven't yet, update to Java 17 or 21.
Follow the update instructions.
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