Talend Dynamic Engine

This release note covers the release of Dynamic Engine v1.2.0.

Upcoming changes

Dynamic Engine v1.2.0 is the last version to support the kubectl type deployments that use standard manifest files. Starting from version 1.3, the kubectl deployment enters a deprecation period.

Migrate to Helm-based deployments now to ensure continued support and access to future enhancements. For deployment instructions, see Default Helm deployment.

New features

Feature	Description
Dynamic Engine v1.2.0	Dynamic Engine v1.2.0 enables you to mount custom Kubernetes resources in Dynamic Engine environments, configure autoscaling through run profiles, and validate artifact size. Highlights include: Custom Kubernetes resources: Set up specifications (Secrets, ConfigMap, volumes, and securityContext) to customize your environment for Data Integration, Big Data, Data Services and Routes tasks. For details, see Customizing Dynamic Engine environments through Kubernetes resource mounting. Autoscaling configuration: Configure run profile parameters to optimize resource use and handle varying workloads for specific Data Services and Routes deployments. For details, see Configuring autoscaling for Data Services and Routes. Artifact validation controls: Enforce security and governance policies by validating artifact size across your deployments. For details, see Configuring Job size limits for Dynamic Engine environments. For the full changelog and additional improvements, see the Dynamic Engine v1.2.0 changelog. For deployment and configuration guidance, see Dynamic Engine Configuration Guide.

Feature

Description

Dynamic Engine v1.2.0

Dynamic Engine v1.2.0 enables you to mount custom Kubernetes resources in Dynamic Engine environments, configure autoscaling through run profiles, and validate artifact size. Highlights include:

Custom Kubernetes resources: Set up specifications (Secrets, ConfigMap, volumes, and securityContext) to customize your environment for Data Integration, Big Data, Data Services and Routes tasks. For details, see Customizing Dynamic Engine environments through Kubernetes resource mounting.
Autoscaling configuration: Configure run profile parameters to optimize resource use and handle varying workloads for specific Data Services and Routes deployments. For details, see Configuring autoscaling for Data Services and Routes.
Artifact validation controls: Enforce security and governance policies by validating artifact size across your deployments. For details, see Configuring Job size limits for Dynamic Engine environments.

For the full changelog and additional improvements, see the Dynamic Engine v1.2.0 changelog.

For deployment and configuration guidance, see Dynamic Engine Configuration Guide.

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