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Sep 23, 2026
NewAiven DataHubAiven for DataHub now generally available
Aiven for DataHub brings all your data into a single catalog, so you can find, understand, and govern your data in one place. Aiven handles the infrastructure management, and simplifies the process of connecting your existing Aiven services. There’s no per-user licensing and you can add an unlimited number of users to your DataHub service.
Other key features include:
- Data discovery: Search across datasets, columns, dashboards, and other metadata.
- Lineage: See how data flows across systems to understand dependencies and impact.
- AI context: Use DataHub as a context layer for AI through its MCP server.
Get started by creating a DataHub service.
For more information, view the DataHub product page or Aiven docs.
Sep 23, 2026
NewAiven RuntimeAiven Runtime now generally available
With Aiven Runtime you can deploy and run applications from source code in a GitHub repository directly in your Aiven projects. Host your applications right where you data is, and seamlessly integrate with Aiven for Apache Kafka®, Aiven for PostgreSQL®, Aiven for OpenSearch®, and Aiven for Valkey™ services. The Aiven Platform automatically handles the underlying networking, and container orchestration.
Learn more about Aiven Runtime, or test it out using a template.
Sep 23, 2026
ImprovedAiven for Apache Kafka® ConnectGCS sink connector updated to version 3.4.3.1
Aiven for Apache Kafka® Connect now supports Google Cloud Storage sink connector version 3.4.3.1. The improvements focus on reliability and performance:
- Introduces resumable uploads for improved performance on file transfers.
- Reduces memory usage during uploads.
For configuration instructions, see Create a sink connector from Apache Kafka® to Google Cloud Storage. For the complete release history, see Google Cloud Storage connector releases.
Sep 22, 2026
NewAiven Terraform providerAiven Provider for Terraform version 4.63.0 now available
This release brings MySQL-style grants to more service user resources, and expands OpenTelemetry and Valkey configuration options.
Highlights for this release:- Aiven for Kafka, MySQL, OpenSearch, PostgreSQL, and Valkey user resources and data sources now expose a
mysql_grantsfield for managing MySQL grants on the service user. - New OpenTelemetry integration endpoint options,
filter_measurementsandoverride_measurements, give finer control over which metrics are exported to a destination. - Aiven for Valkey adds active defragmentation tuning fields,
valkey_active_defrag_ignore_bytesandvalkey_active_defrag_threshold_lower, to control when defragmentation kicks in. - A new
alert_triage_kafkaservice integration type is now supported.
For more details on fixes and updates, view the complete Aiven Provider for Terraform changelog.
- Aiven for Kafka, MySQL, OpenSearch, PostgreSQL, and Valkey user resources and data sources now expose a
Sep 21, 2026
NewAiven Operator for KubernetesAiven Operator for Kubernetes version 0.47.0 now available
This release adds automated credential rotation, along with several smaller reliability and configuration improvements.
You no longer need to rotate service user passwords manually. With the new
ServiceUserRotationkind, you can manage a rotating pool of service users behind a stable connection Secret. Credentials can be rotated without disrupting dependent workloads.Other updates include:
- Relaxed the pattern restriction on the Kafka field
userConfig.karapace_version. - Removed the character pattern restriction from KafkaTopic
tagskeys and values. - Added Valkey fields
userConfig.valkey_active_defrag_ignore_bytesanduserConfig.valkey_active_defrag_threshold_lowerto control active defragmentation.
For complete details on all changes, check out the full release notes.
- Relaxed the pattern restriction on the Kafka field
Sep 17, 2026
NewAmazon Web ServicesBYOCGoogle CloudCross-region connections for AWS PrivateLink and Google Private Service Connect
You can now allow AWS PrivateLink connections from AWS regions other than your service's own region. This feature is in limited availability.
Allow cross-region connections for your AWS PrivateLink service using the Aiven CLI, API, or Terraform, including services deployed with bring your own cloud (BYOC).
You can also connect to your Google Private Service Connect endpoint from other regions by enabling global access on your endpoint in Google Cloud.
Sep 16, 2026
NewAiven for PostgreSQL®TimescaleDB 2.30.0 for Aiven for PostgreSQL® released
Aiven for PostgreSQL® now offers TimescaleDB extension version 2.30.0. This release introduces performance improvements and bug fixes. Upgrade to 2.30.0 at your earliest convenience to make sure you use the most robust and secure version available.
For details on all TimescaleDB releases, see the release notes.
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Sep 15, 2026
ImprovedAiven for Apache Kafka®Karapace upgraded to version 6.2.3
Karapace version 6.2.3 is now available for Aiven for Apache Kafka®. The REST Proxy now supports Kafka message headers and can authenticate to Schema Registry using both JWT and basic authentication. This version also fixes a Protobuf parsing issue.
For more information, see the Karapace 6.2.3 release notes.Sep 14, 2026
ImprovedAiven for Apache Kafka®Fixed an issue that blocked Kafka 4.x features after upgrade
If you upgraded an Aiven for Apache Kafka® service from Kafka 3.x to 4.x, stale broker or controller registrations could prevent
metadata.versionfrom being finalized. This could block access to Kafka 4.x features even after the upgrade completed.To resolve the issue, apply the Unblock the finalization of Apache Kafka 4.x upgrade for clusters with stale controller registrations update, available from your service's maintenance updates. After the update is applied, contact Aiven support to finalize the Kafka 4.x upgrade. Aiven support removes any confirmed stale broker and controller registrations and finalizes
metadata.versionon your cluster. No additional restart or node recycle is required after the maintenance update.
The root cause is an unresolved upstream Apache Kafka issue, KAFKA-20295.