TDM 9.4 has just been released and it includes the following new features/capabilities:

• TDM V9.4.0, coupled with Fabric V8.3.0, can now provide a native end-to-end solution for NoSQL Document Storage (e.g., MongoDB or CouchBase), which covers the process from the Discovery to the LU creation, masking sensitive PII data, through to the data provisioning into the target system.
• Allow Testers to Run Tasks on All Matching Entities. This feature adds the option to grant the user permission to process unlimited number of entities in a task.
• TDM App — Table-level Tasks Enhancements. Enable the user to select all tables in a given DB schema instead of selecting them one by one.
• Task Creation — Adding a Description on Business Parameters. The implementor can now add a short description to the predefined business parameters.
• Task Execution — Adding an Execution Note to the List of Successful and Failed Entities. Adding an execution note at the entity level. This enables the project implementor to populate execution notes on processed entities.

To get the full list of features and fixes, refer to the Release Notes and TDM Upgrade Procedure to 9.4.

We are excited to announce the release of Fabric 8.3.0! This version introduces many powerful features, with a primary focus on enhancing the Discovery process and Catalog application.

Below is a partial list of the key highlights in this release:

• Ability to create a Catalog from either files (e.g., JSON, XML, CSV, Avro) or HTTP requests.
• Ability to create a bulk of Catalog nodes and edit this bulk (e.g., add a Sequence Name property to all bulk entities simultaneously).
• Discovery of logical relations can now be performed by analyzing a list of SQL queries or field's data.
• Source data analysis plugins were enhanced to provide more statistical and analytical data that can be used to improve the quality of masking and synthetic data generation.
• Manual override of the relations has been enhanced to allow the creation of cross-schema / cross-data platform relations. In addition, a relation can now be created from any field of the parent table, and not necessarily from the primary key.
• Fabric V8.3.0, coupled with TDM V9.4.0, can now provide a native end-to-end solution for NoSQL Document Storage (such as MongoDB or CouchBase), which covers the process from Discovery to LU creation, masking of sensitive PII data, and data provisioning into the target system.

Refer to the Release Notes and Upgrade Procedure to 8.3 for the full list of features and fixes.

We have released K2cloud January 2025 on 2 February 2025 at 11:00 UTC. This release brings enhancements to improve management and connectivity.

• Cross-Tenant Management: Multi-tenant administration with the Cross-Tenant Admin feature.
• Simplified K2cloud Space URLs: Simplified TLS management and domain setup with the Path-Based Routing feature.
• Suppport for Fabric v8.2.0:
  • Azure Blob Storage authentication methods – Fabric now supports two additional authentication methods - Service Principal and Managed Identity.
  • Azure Postgres - Fabric now offers a managed PostgreSQL storage option on Microsoft Azure.
  • Support for Multiple Secret Manager Instances – Fabric now supports multiple instances of the same secret manager type.
  • Simplifying Interface Certificates settings – Fabric now offers a seamless way to set certificates for interfaces directly within the Interface Editor UI.

View the Release Notes.