Destinations

Destinations refer to data connectors we will send data to.

On this page you can create new connectors or view the status of existing ones.

Functionality

• Create
• View existing Destinations & Quick Actions
• Create & Edit Authentication
• Settings
• Status
• Config History

View Existing Destinations

• Shows types, quantity of topics latency
• Able to search and filter the list

Quick Actions

• View
• Stop/Resume
• Reset

Resetting Resetting a Destination will clear all offsets and replay up to 7 days of data. This may cause duplicate events in downstream systems. It may also trigger consumer lag alerts until the data backlog is cleared.

This is a destructive action and should be used with caution. You will be prompted to confirm this action.

• Clone
• Logs
• Delete

Bulk Actions

Select multiple destinations using the checkboxes on the left side of the table to perform actions on multiple destinations at once. When destinations are selected, the Bulk Actions menu becomes available.

Available bulk actions:

• Stop: Stop all selected destinations from consuming data
• Resume: Resume data consumption for all selected stopped destinations
• Reset: Clear offsets and replay data for all selected destinations (requires confirmation)
• Delete: Remove all selected destinations (requires confirmation)

You can select individual destinations or use “Select all X matching destination” to select all destinations in the current filtered view.

Bulk actions are applied to all selected destinations simultaneously. Use caution with destructive actions like Reset and Delete, as they can cause data replay and potential duplicates in downstream systems.

Create & Edit Authentication

Settings

Varies per connector but you will find values to configure such as metadata to create

Status

• View headline statistics such as Latency
• View volume, events retries and snapshot status per table/topic
• Trigger a new snapshot/backfill per connecor or table/topics

Config History

The Config History tab provides a complete timeline of all configuration changes made to your connector. This feature helps you track changes over time, understand their impact, and troubleshoot issues.

What’s Tracked:

• Kafka Connect configuration changes that affect data flow
• Changes made during connector creation and edits
• Both successful and failed configuration updates
• Note: Metadata updates (name, tags, description) are not included

Key Features:

• Timeline View - Chronological list of all configuration changes with timestamps
• Status Indicators - Visual indicators showing successful (green) and failed (red) updates
• AI-Generated Summaries - Streamkap AI analyzes each change and provides:
  • A clear explanation of what was modified
  • Potential impact on your data pipeline
  • Relevant warnings about performance or data flow changes
• Sync Delay Notice - Recent changes may take a few minutes to appear as the system syncs

Example Use Cases:

• Investigate when a configuration change caused an issue
• Review the history of schema or table inclusion changes
• Understand how settings like snapshot parallelism or table lists have evolved
• Document configuration changes for compliance or audit purposes

Quick Actions

• Stop/Resume
• Clone
• Delete