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An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Killingbeck commentedWe've needed this feature for a very long time, and had to invest a lot of engineering effort working around it (which has in turn created a lot of additional complexity and tech debt)
The Aiven platform already has this feature for certificate expiry, so extending the same/similar to resetting credentials would be ideal (though it would need to be optional, e.g. in case the credentials were being reset due to being leaked)
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This is partially being realised with users being able to view what service is available and what update will take place.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Shaun Killingbeck commentedAbsence of this feature makes it infeasible to use OIDC with Kafka, since currently Schema Registry auth would still need to use a different mechanism (negating the value of adopting OIDC)
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Similarly, the event log for ACL deletion should state the user, resource and permission of the ACL (like the ACL creation log) and not just the ID - the random ID of a deleted ACL isn't much use after the fact for debugging issues, because there's no way at that point to know what the ACL used to do