About this software
Commercial one-year subscription for KafkaIDE, a JetBrains Marketplace plugin that integrates Apache Kafka workflows into JetBrains IDEs. The license covers a single named user and is managed through the purchaser's JetBrains account and marketplace orders. Suitable for developers and operations teams that work with Kafka clusters within their development environment.
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JetBrains 3rd Party Kafka IDE
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Benefits
- IDE integration: Brings Kafka access directly into supported JetBrains IDEs for in-editor workflows.
- Single-user license: Covers one named user for a one-year subscription term.
- Marketplace management: License issuance and renewals are managed through JetBrains Marketplace.
- Suitable audience: Designed for developers and operations teams working with Kafka.
- Vendor terms apply: Use is subject to the plugin publisher's licensing and marketplace terms.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation access: Documentation links are available on the plugin's Marketplace page.
- Publisher support channel: Support requests are handled by the plugin publisher via Marketplace contact options.
- Marketplace account management: License purchases and renewals are managed through JetBrains accounts.
- Compatibility details: Compatibility and IDE version requirements are listed on the Marketplace product page.
- Billing and invoices: Purchase receipts and invoices are available through JetBrains Marketplace order history.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Kafka IDE used for?
A JetBrains IDE plugin that integrates Kafka tooling into the development environment to browse clusters, inspect topics and messages, produce and consume messages, manage consumer groups, and support Kafka client development within projects.
Which JetBrains IDEs does it integrate with?
Integrates with the JetBrains IDE family and operates inside the host IDE, providing Kafka tools alongside code editing, project files, and existing development workflows.
How does it connect to Kafka clusters?
Connections are configured in the IDE using broker endpoints and user-provided authentication and network settings; the plugin uses those to open network connections to Kafka brokers.
What Kafka operations can be performed from the IDE?
Typical operations include browsing topics and partitions, viewing message payloads and metadata, producing messages, consuming from topics, and inspecting consumer group offsets and activity.