Talend Administration Center

You can use the new remoteconnection.project.enableLocks property to control the addLocks and removeLocks MetaServlet commands in Talend Administration Center.

By default, the property is set to false, which disables both commands and makes them return HTTP 405. Set the property to true for compatibility with older Talend Studio versions that still rely on lock APIs.

For more information, see Updating configuration table settings.

You can use the new Local Nexus enabled option to control whether Talend Administration Center uses a local repository for Software Update.

When this option is set to false, the local repository settings are hidden and users can download patches directly from the remote software update repository to the local machine. When this option is set to true, the existing local-repository patch flow remains available.

On a fresh installation, the default value is false. After an upgrade, the value is set to true when a local repository URL is already configured.

For more information, see Setting up Software Update parameters and Checking for updates.

Talend Administration Center now supports MySQL 9.7 LTS and PostgreSQL 18.3 and 17.9. For more information, see Compatible databases.

You can now install and run Talend Administration Center on Debian 13. For more information, see Compatible Operating Systems.

Talend Administration Center now supports scheduled synchronization of SSO-managed users for Okta, Keycloak, and AWS IAM Identity Center (AWS SSO) configurations.

When synchronization is enabled, Talend Administration Center reconciles SSO-managed users with the configured identity provider at a scheduled interval. The default interval is 60 minutes.

If a synchronized user is no longer returned by the supported identity provider configuration, that user is set to inactive in Talend Administration Center. A successful later SSO login reactivates the user.

For more information, see Using SSO to log in to Talend Administration Center.