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Navigating the StreamsHub Console

The console homepage lists all connected Kafka clusters. Select a cluster to access the following pages:

Cluster overview

Summarizes cluster status, key metrics, and resource usage.

Nodes

Details broker and controller nodes, including roles, status, and partition distribution.

Topics

Lists topics with configuration details, partition data, and associated groups.

Kafka Connect

Displays information about Kafka Connect clusters, including connector status, configuration details, and available plugins.

Kafka Users

Lists Kafka users associated with the selected cluster and shows the namespace for each user.

Groups

Lists groups associated with the cluster and shows group activity, membership, and assignments. Offset and lag metrics are available for consumer groups.

Note
If the cluster navigation menu is hidden, click the navigation menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the console header to reveal it.

Navigate between clusters

After you log in to a cluster, a cluster selector appears at the top of each console page. The selector shows the current cluster and the number of available clusters.

Click the selector to:

  • Switch to another cluster

  • Return to the console homepage to view all clusters

Kroxylicious virtual Kafka clusters appear with a Virtual label in the console. A virtual Kafka cluster is a logical Kafka cluster that is accessible to clients over the network. The Kroxylicious proxy exposes the virtual cluster and forwards client requests to an underlying Kafka cluster using configured filters.

Choose how the console looks

The StreamsHub Console supports three theme options: Light, Dark, and System. When set to System, the console matches your operating system theme preference.

To change the theme, click the theme icon (sun or moon) in the console header to open the theme selector.