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  • Nov 13, 2026

      Security
      Aiven for Apache Kafka®

    Require issuer and audience for Kafka OIDC authentication

    Aiven for Apache Kafka® now requires an expected issuer and audience when you create or update a service that uses OAuth 2.0/OIDC authentication. This change helps address CVE-2026-110952.

    If your existing service uses OAuth 2.0/OIDC authentication without an expected issuer or audience, you must provide the missing values when you next update the service configuration. Otherwise, the update is rejected.

    For more information, see Enable OAuth 2.0/OIDC authentication for Apache Kafka®.

  • Nov 13, 2026

      New
      Aiven for PostgreSQL®

    Aiven for PostgreSQL® upgraded to 18.7, 17.12, 16.16, and 15.20

    Aiven for PostgreSQL® has been upgraded to latest minor versions 18.7, 17.12, 16.16, and 15.20, which contain a variety of fixes to previous versions. Removing bugs and security vulnerabilities increases database performance, improves service availability, and helps ensure business continuity. Existing instances will be scheduled for a rolling upgrade as part of our standard maintenance cycle.

    See PostgreSQL release notes for more details about the PostgreSQL minor releases.

  • Nov 12, 2026

      New
      Aiven for Grafana®

    Aiven for Grafana® 13 is now available

    Grafana® 13.2 is now available on Aiven for Grafana®. Grafana 12.4 remains available and receives patch updates.

    Grafana 13 has breaking changes. For example, the data source numeric ID API is disabled by default and image renderer plugin support is removed.

    Aiven also doesn't support the following upstream Grafana 13 features:

    • Git Sync is disabled
    • The Synthetic Monitoring app isn't bundled

    To upgrade, fork your service first and test the new version by upgrading the fork. Downgrading to Grafana 12 or 11 is not supported.

    For details on all of the changes, see the Grafana 13 upgrade guide.

  • Nov 12, 2026

      New
      Aiven Console
      Runtime

    Custom domains and friendly URLs for Aiven Runtime applications

    You can now connect custom domains directly to ports in your Aiven Runtime applications. Configure your subdomain, add a CNAME record at your domain provider, and route traffic directly to your application.

    New applications also get URLs that are easier to read in addition to the UUID-based one, for example: incredibly-epic-crab.amer-1.aiven.app.

    No action is needed for existing applications. They will get the the new URL on their next update, but will also keep their UUID-based URL.

    Setup instructions and more information are available in the Aiven docs.

  • Nov 12, 2026

      Improved
      Aiven Operator for Kubernetes

    Aiven Operator for Kubernetes version 0.50.1 now available

    This release speeds up reconciliation for services with many databases. Important updates include:

    • Database resources reconcile faster on services with many databases, with up to 3 reconciled at once.
    • Checking an existing database usually takes one Aiven API call instead of paging through the service's databases.

    For complete details on all changes, check out the full release notes.

  • Nov 12, 2026

      New
      Aiven Terraform provider

    Aiven Provider for Terraform version 4.66.0 now available

    This release adds resource identity for identity-based imports, plan-time validation for service integrations, and new options for Grafana, MySQL, and OpenSearch. It also includes important upgrade notes.

    Highlights for this release:

    • Resource identity support enables identity-based import blocks on Terraform 1.12 or later. Import by ID still works.
    • aiven_service_integration and aiven_service_integration_endpoint now validate user config, names, and endpoint IDs at plan time, and the data sources can also look up by ID. New fields include active and endpoint_id.
    • AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud VPC peering connections add create_time and accept project with project_vpc_id as an alternative to vpc_id. A connection that fails its readiness check stays in the state so you can destroy or replace it.
    • Aiven for MySQL adds options such as collation_server, event_scheduler, and several InnoDB FULLTEXT and cache settings.
    • Aiven for OpenSearch adds search timeout options.
    • Aiven for Dragonfly has reached end of life and the aiven_dragonfly resource and data source were removed.

    Some changes may be needed to the aiven_service_integration and aiven_service_integration_endpoint resources before upgrading. For more details and important upgrade notes, view the complete Aiven Provider for Terraform changelog.

  • Nov 11, 2026

      New
      Aiven for ClickHouse®

    Replicate PostgreSQL tables to ClickHouse with CDC (limited availability)

    Run analytics on continuously updated PostgreSQL data in Aiven for ClickHouse® without running analytical queries on your PostgreSQL service or managing your own replication pipeline.

    The new change data capture (CDC) integration copies selected tables from Aiven for PostgreSQL® to Aiven for ClickHouse and automatically replicates inserts, updates, and deletes.

    You can:

    • Select PostgreSQL tables to replicate.
    • Monitor replication status and performance in the Aiven Console.
    • Add or remove tables and resynchronize them when needed.

    To request access, contact Aiven sales.

    To get started, see Replicate PostgreSQL tables to Aiven for ClickHouse using CDC.

  • Nov 9, 2026

      New
      Aiven API
      Aiven Console

    Export event logs

    Export event logs
    You can now download organization and project event logs as a CSV file using the Aiven API and Aiven Console. This is useful when you need an audit trail for security reviews, compliance audits, or incident reports.

    Event logs are retained for 30 days, so only entries from the last 30 days can be downloaded. The filters you apply to the event logs are also applied to the downloaded file.

    More information is available in the Aiven docs for organization event logs and project event logs.

  • Nov 9, 2026

      New
      Aiven for Valkey™

    Database-level access control for Aiven for Valkey™

    You can now restrict service users to specific logical databases in Aiven for Valkey™ 9.1 and later, giving you more control over data access.

    Configure database restrictions when creating a user or editing ACL rules in the Aiven Console, or use the Aiven API. Database restrictions work alongside existing ACL permissions for command categories, commands, channels, and keys.

    Existing users continue to have access to all databases unless you configure restrictions. Services already running Valkey 9.1 might require the latest maintenance update before you can configure database restrictions.

    For more information, see Configure ACL permissions in Aiven for Valkey™.