We’re excited to announce the launch of K2view TDM 10, a major evolution in test data management that transforms how organizations create, govern, and execute data provisioning tasks.

Traditionally, creating a task required understanding exactly what data was needed, where it should come from, and how it should be safely delivered. TDM 10 simplifies this process. Expert users who create and manage tasks can now define reusable, governed task templates more efficiently by configuring default values, execution logic, permissions, and governance rules in a structured and streamlined way.

TDM 10 introduces a new task execution experience built around these templates. Users can override selected execution parameters at runtime without affecting the task definition, allowing developers, testers, and security teams to provision data for a wide range of test scenarios. A new role-based execution hubdisplays only the tasks each user is authorized to execute, streamlining self-service data provisioning.

To get the full list of features and fixes, refer to the Release Notes and TDM Upgrade Procedure to 10.0.

We are excited to announce the release of Fabric 8.4.0, which introduces significant enhancements to Fabric, Catalog and Web Studio, highlighted by the built-in support for MCP (Model Context Protocol). The release highlights are:

• MCP Server Support: Fabric now automatically exposes each Logical Unit (LU) and Data Product as an MCP server, providing built-in resources and tools for AI integration.
• The Catalog enhancements include among others the following new features:
  • Advanced Catalog Management: Reverting the Catalog to previous versions and deleting specific data platforms to clean up metadata.
  • Granular Artifact Building: Ability to build artifacts for a single data platform or the entire Catalog, featuring a real-time progress bar with estimated completion time.
  • Improved Discovery Monitoring: Redesigned discovery monitor, with vertical step details and automated expansion of error and warning sections for better visibility.
• NoSQL Query Builder for NoSQL interfaces is now included in the Web Studio, allowing for seamless querying of non-relational data sources.
• Akeyless Secrets Management: Security has been expanded to include support for Akeyless Secrets Management.
• Fabric now supports parallel processing for Entity transfers to and from Amazon S3 and Microsoft Azure, which significantly reduces the large entities’ transfer times.
• High-Performance PostgreSQL Loading: A new Broadway actor, PgCopy, enables high-speed bulk data inserts into PostgreSQL databases using the native COPY command.

You can now configure a custom Certificate Authority (CA) certificate for your Git repository directly at the project level in K2cloud Orchestrator.

This is required if your Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or private Git server) uses:

• An internal CA
• A self-signed certificate
• A corporate PKI What this enables

Once configured

• Git operations (clone, pull, deploy) work automatically
• The certificate is applied to all spaces in the project
• You configure it once per project, not per environment

No manual truststore changes or per-space workarounds are required.