2025.5

Release notes for GridGain Control Center 2025.5.

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, 2025.5, includes new features, as well as improvements and issue resolutions.

GridGain 9 Connector Support Scope

GridGain Control Center supports GridGain 9 versions 9.0.17 and later and Apache Ignite 3.0.0 and later.

You need to update Cloud Connector to the latest version (2025.5) to securely connect your GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3 clusters to Control Center.

New Features

Fully Automated Deployment

Control Center now provides an extended REST API for fully automated, Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) deployment and configuration. It enables declarative management of users, teams, clusters, notification channels, and alert configurations, and integrates seamlessly with CI/CD pipelines

View and Update Cluster Configuration

Control Center now allows viewing and updating cluster configuration directly from the My Cluster screen. Users can access configuration actions from the context menu and either edit settings in the built-in editor or upload configuration files.

Improvements and Fixed Issues

Control Center Changes

Issue ID	Category	Description
CC-12216	General	Updated Spring Boot dependencies from version 3.5.7 to version 3.5.9.
CC-12168	General	Fixed known issue that prevented upgrading from Control Center 2024.4 and earlier.
CC-12158	General	Updated internal GridGain version to 8.9.28.
CC-12134	General	Angular version was updated to version 21.0.2, and Validator version was updated to version 13.15.22.
CC-12091	General	Fixed Control Center renaming artefact during deployment.
CC-11979	General	Added rate metrics for counter GridGain 9 metrics.
CC-11970	General	Control Center now validates team names before sharing and blocks the action if the team name is not unique.
CC-11969	General	Control Center now validates whether alerts, teams, notification channels, and queries have unique names.
CC-11935	General	Control Center now correctly accounts for schema when creating indexes on GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3 clusters.
CC-11902	General	You can now detach cluster from the Global team.
CC-11857	General	Updated Angular version to 21.0.0.
CC-11831	General	License now expires at the end of the expiration day.
CC-11828	Monitoring	The node filter dashboard parameter now correctly works with query widget node selector.
CC-11794	General	Reworked "Clear" and "Remove all" context actions for GridGain 8 caches.
CC-11733	General	You can now check your cluster configuration from My cluster screen.
CC-11728	General	Improved logging for account management issues.
CC-11709	General	Nodes widget now shows the "Uptime" column for GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3.0.0+ clusters.
CC-698	General	You can now update GridGain 9 and Apache Ignite 3 cluster configuration from Control Center.
CC-11696	General	You can now manually specify a node's name in the Events screen.
CC-11643	General	REST API was extended to support Fully Automated Deployment feature. Methods for teams, users, attachments, alerts, and notifications were added.
CC-11638	General	Control Center now highlights when the GridGain 8 cluster is in a rolling upgrade mode.
CC-11633	General	Control Center now displays fully qualified table names in convenient format.
CC-11405	General	Tables are now grouped by their Schemas on the Table screen.
CC-11087	Monitoring	Alert email subject and body now include alert configuration data.
CC-11077	General	You can now collect data from multiple nodes in the "System views" widget for GridGain 8 and Apache Ignite 2 clusters.
CC-10838	Monitoring	You can now configure Running queries monitoring from the Configuration dialog on My cluster screen.
CC-10763	General	Control Center now returns correct response in case of cluster authentication issue.
CC-9123	General	Improved code highlighting and autocomplete for SQL editor.

Updating to 2025.5

You can update Control Center to 2025.5 from 2022.2 and more recent versions. To update from older versions, update to 2022.2 first.

1. If you haven't yet, update to Java 17 or 21.

2. Follow the update instructions.

In Control Center 2025.1, the default TTL parameters were reduced from 7 days to 1 day. When upgrading from versions earlier than 2025.1, explicitly set the required TTL values in the Control Center configuration before version upgrade.

Updating to 2025 with an External Cluster

If you use an external GridGain 8 cluster for data storage, ensure that the cluster version is compatible with the internal Control Center client node. For this release, the required version is 8.9.28.

Follow these steps to perform the update correctly:

1. Stop Control Center.

2. If an external cluster upgrade is required, follow upgrade instruction or enable rolling upgrade.

3. If you haven't yet, update Control Center to Java 17 or 21.

4. Proceed with the standard Control Center update instructions.