Product Release - June 2025 - Extended Edition

New Capability for the Knowledge Hub: Mass Deletion of Asset Property Values through Admin Console. Cloudera Octopai Data Lineage now allows administrators to perform mass deletion of existing asset property values directly through the Admin Console.

New Capability for the Knowledge Hub: Mass Deletion of Asset Property Values through Admin Console

Cloudera Octopai Data Lineage now allows administrators to perform mass deletion of existing asset property values directly through the Mass Update activity in the Admin Console. This enhancement enables large-scale cleanup or reset of metadata across multiple assets in one action.

Administrators can now include empty fields in the update file to intentionally clear previously populated values for editable asset properties.

What to do

You can configure whether the system is expected to ignore or apply empty values.
  • If you choose to ignore, the system skips empty fields and retains existing values.
  • If you do not ignore, any empty field in the update file overwrites the corresponding existing value and deletes it permanently.
Figure 1. Mass delete configuration in Admin Console

Enhanced Snowflake Connector: Now Supports Key Pair Authentication

Cloudera Octopai has upgraded its Snowflake connector to support key pair authentication, providing a more secure and scalable alternative to password-based access that is especially crucial as Snowflake phases out older authentication methods.

Authentication options

You now have two ways to configure key pair authentication.

Both options allow the service account to authenticate securely during metadata extraction.

  • Paste the encrypted private key directly into Cloudera Octopai Agent’s configuration screen, along with the passphrase to decrypt it.
    Figure 2. Paste private key option
  • Provide a file path pointing to the encrypted private key, and supply its passphrase.
    Figure 3. File path configuration

Why this matters: password-based access sunset

Snowflake is deprecating single-factor password authentication in the following phases:

Next steps

  • Configure key pair authentication in Cloudera Octopai using one of the supported methods.
  • Ensure the Snowflake service account uses a public key and is designated as a SERVICE user (not LEGACY_SERVICE).
  • Plan migration away from password-based accounts before March 2026.

For detailed steps, refer to the Snowflake Key Pair Authentication Guide.