Fixed issues in Cloudera Flow Management

Review the list of issues resolved in Cloudera Flow Management 4.11.0.

  • CFM-5479: Added OAuth and Key-Pair authentication support for Snowflake controller services

    Snowflake controller services have been updated to support OAuth and key-pair authentication, replacing single-factor password authentication.

  • CFM-5708: Pre upgrade check prevent NiFi 2.0 start after upgrade - unnecessary atlas reporting task check

    Fixed an issue where the upgrade pre-check script incorrectly prevented NiFi 2 from starting after an upgrade, due to an outdated check for the ReportLineageToAtlas reporting task. This component has been reintroduced and removed from the list of flagged issues. It is now recognized as a valid and permitted object.

  • CFM-5737: Fixed PutIceberg processor failure caused by missing LiteralByteString class

    Fixed a compatibility issue where the PutIceberg processor failed when using Ozone as the file system. The issue was caused by missing dependencies after upgrading the protobuf library version in the Iceberg bundle.

  • CFM-3829: Modified Cloudera Flow Management CSD to support managing both 2.x and 4.x versions with a single Cloudera Manager

    The Cloudera Flow Management Custom Service Descriptor (CSD) has been updated to allow you to install and manage both 2.x and 4.x versions in parallel using a single Cloudera Manager instance. This enhancement addresses use cases where you need to operate multiple clusters with different Cloudera Flow Management versions. It allows you to run, test, and migrate flows between NiFi 1 and NiFi 2 clusters without requiring separate Cloudera Manager deployments, reducing administrative overhead and simplifying the migration process.