In Console, the ksqlDB home page shows the list of ksqlDB clusters, if any have been configured. ksqlDB clusters
Configure RBAC to restrict access to certain clusters.
Click the required ksqlDB entry to see the the details, such as:
  • version
  • number of streams
  • amount of tables
  • number of queries
The page consists of several tabs that let you visualize all the currently running queries and write your own or executes statements.
  • Streams and tables tabs let you view and manage the running streams and tables.
  • Queries tab shows all the queries currently running on the selected ksqlDB cluster.
  • Editor tab lets you run queries and execute statements.
By default, the Streams tab will be open, allowing you to view and manage all the streams and related topics, key/value formats as well as the number of read/write queries. Click on a row to see the details for each stream.

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Streams and tables tabs

These two tabs are similar but show different resources. The Streams one shows the result of CREATE STREAM statements and the Tables one is about CREATE TABLE statements. The details include:
  • name of the stream/table
  • topic that this steam/table write data into
  • key and value formats
  • number of ksqlDB queries that write into this stream/table
  • number of queries that read from this stream/table
You can click an item to view its details or delete the selected stream/table by clicking on the trash can.

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Streams and tables details page

This page consists of three tabs:
  • Fields shows the structure (name and type) of the selected stream/table.
  • kSQL displays the exact kSQL statement running behind the scenes.
  • Metrics provides runtime statistics for the topic backing the selected stream/table.
Click Terminate at the top of the page to delete the stream/table. You’ll be prompted to confirm your choice as it can’t be undone.

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Queries tab

This tab shows all the currently running queries the selected ksqlDB cluster. The table shows:
  • Query ID.
  • Output topic: the topic into which the query is writing to.
  • Type: either Persistent for the queries originating from CREATE statements or Push for queries executed by users in the query editor or via calls to /query-stream endpoint.
Click on the query to see field details (name and type) and the source KSQL code. Click Terminate at the top of the page to delete the stream/table. You’ll be prompted to confirm your choice as it can’t be undone.

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Editor tab

This tab lets you run queries and execute statements.

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Run a query

To run a Push or Pull query, select Run a query, paste or type the required commands and click Run. This will send requests to the /query-stream endpoint of ksqlDB. You can change the start from to be earliest or latest. The records will appear at the bottom in the Results section.

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Execute a statement

To run a sequence of SQL statements, select Execute a statement, paste or type the required scripts and click Run. The /ksql endpoint of ksqlDB will be used. Look out for a success or fail alert at the bottom of the screen.