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License Management

License installation​

Conduktor platform requires a license to enable features beyond the base features. The license can be put in the environment variables (this is recommended), or into the platform-config.yaml file.

As an environment variable​

In the docker run command, you can add the -e flag to specify your license key, like this: -e CDK_LICENSE="YOUR_LICENSE_HERE"

If you have many environment variables, you can write them in a file, and load this file using the --env-file flag. For example, you can create a file named env.list in which you write:

CDK_LICENSE="YOUR_LICENSE_HERE"

And then run the docker run command with --env-file=env.list

Into the configuration file​

On a far left justified line provide a license configuration declaration. Example:

license: 'YOUR_LICENSE_HERE'

License verification​

You have multiple ways to check that your license has been used to launch the platform.

In the logs​

When you run the platform, you can find these meaningful logs in the head:

[ INFO  platform_cli::license::validator] Input configured license : Some("YOUR_LICENSE_HERE")
[ INFO  platform_cli::license::validator] License is valid ! Remaining days : 365

With API​

Since release 1.10.0 you can use the /platform/api/license endpoint to get the license details.

curl -s  http://localhost:8080/platform/api/license | jq .

Example of result:

{
  "expire": 1669248000,
  "organization": "conduktor",
  "plan": "enterprise",
  "version": 1,
  "features": {
    "admin.auditlog.enable": true,
    "admin.enable": true,
    "console.enable": true,
    "datamasking.enable": true,
    "monitoring.alerting.enable": true,
    "monitoring.enable": true,
    "platform.clusters.limit": 5,
    "platform.rbac.enable": true,
    "platform.sso.enable": true,
    "testing.enable": true,
    "testing.tests.run.monthly.limit": -1,
    "topic.analyser.enable": true,
    "governance.enable": true
  }
}

Within the Conduktor Platform container​

You can get the same result as above from within the Conduktor Platform container with the following command:

curl -s  http://localhost:3000/platform/api/license

In the UI​

In the Admin section, you can find the Clusters tab where there is the information of how many clusters you can create in your Organization.

You can also check through the different tabs that you have access to all the products you're supposed to have access to.

Renew or install a new license​

To renew or install a new license, change the license configuration in the platform-config.yaml file, or the CDK_LICENSE environment variable, depending on what you used. Then deploy the Conduktor Platform container again.