September 30, 2025

New features

Latest NiFi version

Flow Deployments and Test Sessions now support the latest Apache NiFi 1.28.1 and NiFi 2.4 releases.

Service CIDR override on AWS

You can now override service CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) range settings while enabling an environment for Cloudera Data Flow on AWS.

Additional storage space for Python processors

You can now configure additional storage for Python processors during flow deployment. The wizard automatically detects if the flow definition being deployed contains any Python processors and suggests the amount of extra disk space to add because of them.

Platform updates

New Kubernetes version support

Cloudera Data Flow now supports EKS/AKS 1.32.

Azure Active Directory (AD) Pod Identity has been replaced with Azure AD Workload Identity

Cloudera Data Flow has migrated from the deprecated Azure AD Pod Identity to Azure AD Workload Identity. For more information on Azure AD Workload Identity, see this article.

Changes and improvements

Opening flows created outside Cloudera Data Flow with Flow Designer

In earlier releases, only flow definitions created in Flow Designer could be opened in Flow Designer. The reason behind this was Flow Designer’s inability to handle flows with different process groups referencing non-root parameter contexts. With the current improvements, Flow Designer is now able to open basically any flow, created anywhere. This applies both to flows being opened for editing and flows being migrated to NiFi 2.

Fixed issues

CDPDFX-10708: Onboard dfx-local to reloader

Fixes an issue that broke certificate renewal.

CDPDFX-10740: Valkey deadlock possible in Flow Designer apps

Fixes an issue where starting or stopping processors in a Flow Designer test session became impossible.

CDPDFX-10682: Project assignment update does not update project_resource.workload_administration group

Fixes an issue where resource assignment between projects resulted in access problems for the reassigned resources