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Confluent Announces Proactive Support For Confluent Platform To Identify And Resolve Performance Issues Before They Happen

By bringing benefits of a fully managed service to self-managed environments, Confluent helps fix critical issues faster for always-on, real-time applications

Confluent, Inc., the event streaming pioneer, today announced the initial release of Proactive Support for Confluent Platform, which is a cloud service that intelligently identifies potential issues in Apache Kafka® environments before they occur, leading to faster resolution times. As a part of Project Metamorphosis – Reliable, Confluent aims to help any company make event streaming a pervasive part of their business without needing to make massive resource investments to keep Kafka running at peak performance.

Proactive Support provides continuous, real-time analysis of cluster metadata and alerts organizations of potential issues. It also provides support engineers with key performance and health metrics to better understand their environments and identify the root cause of problems earlier. Now, organizations with self-managed environments get the benefit of a fully managed service so they can spend more time on innovation and less time on maintenance and firefighting.

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“We built Proactive Support based on millions of hours of our collective Kafka expertise and extensive battle testing in Confluent Cloud,” said Jay Kreps, co-founder and CEO, Confluent. “Now, organizations using self-managed event streaming can benefit from SaaS-level reliability and ease of use, so they can keep their best people focused on building applications rather than fixing bugs.”

Due to the pandemic, digital adoption fast-forwarded several years in only a matter of weeks. For applications to have the real-time intelligence and speed consumers expect, Kafka and event streaming are the de facto standard. Since Kafka is the backbone of business-critical applications, lag or downtime can lead to critical business processes and applications failing. However, it is especially challenging to identify and solve problems in Kafka’s distributed, complex environment, often requiring organizations to dedicate a lot of time, resources, and expertise to deal with the issues.

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Proactive Support Reduces the Risk of Downtime and Data Loss in Apache Kafka by Identifying Potential Issues Before They Happen

Confluent is bringing elements of its fully managed Kafka service Confluent Cloud to Confluent Platform to make the troubleshooting process more efficient and context driven. Proactive Support can help resolve Confluent Platform support tickets up to 25% faster and it offloads many of the manual steps required by customers to resolve an issue. With cluster metadata being continuously fed through an extensive library of expert-tested rules and algorithms, companies can quickly get insights to cluster performance and spot potential problems. And, support engineers no longer need to ask a long list of questions to try to identify a problem since they are already equipped with real-time health metrics.

Proactive Support is built on Confluent’s deep understanding of Kafka that is rooted in experience managing thousands of clusters in Confluent Cloud. Confluent has codified this expertise so even self-managed organizations can have reliable, highly durable event-driven applications and systems without the heavy lifting needed to Kafka run smoothly.

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