Stream Governance Packages, Features, and Limits¶
Getting Started: Enable or Upgrade¶
Ready to get started using Stream Governance in your Confluent Cloud environments? Skip to the Quick Start for Schema Management on Confluent Cloud, which begins with explaining how to choose a stream governance package and enable Schema Registry, Stream Catalog, and Stream Lineage.
If you first want to learn more about package options, pricing, features, and how they work, read on! This page goes in depth on Stream Governance packages and features.
Packages¶
Stream Governance is available in two package offerings, which you select at the time you create an environment, or later if you want to upgrade by adding Stream Governance for the first time or switch from Essentials to Advanced:
- Essentials: Starting at $0 cost per hour, provides the fundamentals for getting started.
- Advanced: Starting at $1 per hour, enterprise-ready controls for data in motion.
Full details on pricing and limits are available on the website at Confluent Cloud pricing for Stream Governance.
Stream Governance packages are enabled per cloud environment, so you can have multiple environments with different package types.
Features by Package Type¶
Essentials | Advanced |
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Stream Quality on Confluent Cloud (Schema Registry and validation)
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Stream Quality on Confluent Cloud (Schema Registry and validation)
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Stream Catalog (data organization and discoverability)
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Stream Catalog (data organization and discoverability) All existing Essentials features + |
Stream Lineage on Confluent Cloud (data origin and tracking)
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Stream Lineage on Confluent Cloud (data origin and tracking) All existing Essentials features + |
Cloud Providers and Region Support¶
When you enable a Stream Governance package, you specify the cloud provider and region where you want the Schema Registry and Stream Catalog services to run, and corresponding metadata to be stored.
Following is a list of the cloud providers and regions available for each of these packages.
Essentials Package¶
Amazon Web Services (AWS) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for AWS grouped by geographic region.
- Americas: us-east-2 (Ohio)
- Europe: eu-central-1 (Frankfurt)
- Asia Pacific: ap-southeast-2 (Sydney)
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for GCP grouped by geographic region.
- Americas: us-central1 (Iowa)
- Europe: europe-west3 (Frankfurt)
- Asia Pacific: australia-southeast1 (Sydney)
Microsoft Azure (Azure) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for Azure grouped by geographic region.
- Americas: westus2 (Washington)
- Europe: westeurope (Netherlands)
- Asia Pacific: southeastasia (Singapore)
Advanced Package¶
Amazon Web Services (AWS) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for AWS grouped by geographic region.
- Americas:
- us-east-1 (N. Virginia)
- us-east-2 (Ohio)
- us-west-2 (Oregon)
- ca-central-1 (Canada central)
- Europe:
- eu-central-1 (Frankfurt)
- eu-west-1 (Ireland)
- eu-west-2 (London)
- Asia Pacific:
- ap-southeast-2 (Sydney)
- ap-southeast-1 (Singapore)
- Africa:
- af-south-1 (Cape Town)
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for GCP grouped by geographic region.
- Americas:
- us-west4 (Las Vegas)
- us-central1 (Iowa)
- us-east1 (S. Carolina)
- us-east4 (N. Virginia)
- Europe:
- europe-west1 (Belgium)
- europe-west3 (Frankfurt)
- europe-west4 (Netherlands)
- Asia Pacific
- asia-southeast1 (Singapore)
- australia-southeast1 (Sydney)
Microsoft Azure (Azure) regions¶
Following is a list of regions supported for Azure grouped by geographic region.
- Americas:
- westus2 (Washington)
- eastus (Virginia)
- eastus2 (Virginia)
- canadacentral (Canada)
- brazilsouth (Brazil South)
- Europe:
- westeurope (Netherlands)
- northeurope (Ireland)
- uksouth (London)
- Asia Pacific:
- australiaeast (New South Wales)
- southeastasia (Singapore)
- Africa:
- southafricanorth (Johannesburg)
Schema Registry Regions¶
Confluent Cloud provides built-in Schema Registry regions which map to cloud provider regions. Each region provides a Stream Governance package offering, as shown below.
ID | Cloud | Region ID | Name | Packages |
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sgreg-27 | AWS | ap-southeast-1 | Singapore (ap-southeast-1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-4 | AWS | ap-southeast-2 | Sydney (ap-southeast-2) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-29 | AWS | af-south-1 | Cape Town (af-south-1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-24 | AWS | ca-central-1 | Canada (ca-central-1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-3 | AWS | eu-central-1 | Frankfurt (eu-central-1) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-25 | AWS | eu-west-1 | Ireland (eu-west-1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-26 | AWS | eu-west-2 | London (eu-west-2) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-22 | AWS | us-east-1 |
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ADVANCED |
sgreg-1 | AWS | us-east-2 | Ohio (us-east-2) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-23 | AWS | us-west-2 | Oregon (us-west-2) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-16 | Azure | australiaeast | New South Wales (australiaeast) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-30 | Azure | southafricanorth | Johannesburg (southafricanorth) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-11 | Azure | brazilsouth | Sao Paulo state (brazilsouth) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-10 | Azure | canadacentral | Toronto (canadacentral) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-12 | Azure | eastus | Virginia (eastus) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-13 | Azure | eastus2 | Virginia (eastus2)” | ADVANCED |
sgreg-14 | Azure | northeurope | Ireland (northeurope) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-8 | Azure | southeastasia | Singapore (southeastasia) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-15 | Azure | uksouth | London (uksouth) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-9 | Azure | westeurope | Netherlands (westeurope) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-7 | Azure | westus2 | Washington (westus2) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-28 | GCP | asia-southeast1 | Singapore (asia-southeast1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-6 | GCP | australia-southeast1 | Sydney (australia-southeast1) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-20 | GCP | europe-west1 | Belgium (europe-west1) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-5 | GCP | europe-west3 | Frankfurt (europe-west3) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-21 | GCP | europe-west4 | Netherlands (europe-west4) | ADVANCED |
sgreg-2 | GCP | us-central1 | Iowa (us-central1) | ESSENTIALS, ADVANCED |
sgreg-19 | GCP | us-east1 |
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ADVANCED |
sgreg-18 | GCP | us-east4 |
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ADVANCED |
sgreg-17 | GCP | us-west4 | Las Vegas (us-west4) | ADVANCED |
Delete a Stream Governance Package¶
You can delete a Stream Governance package from an environment, which deletes the Schema Registry cluster and everything within it, and stops Stream Governance billing.
Stream Governance can subsequently be re-enabled by adding a new package.
To remove an existing package from an environment:
On the Confluent Cloud Console, navigate into the environment from which you want to remove the package.
On the right panel for the environment settings, hover your cursor over the package listed under Stream Governance package to get the trashcan icon.
Click the trashcan, to bring up the Confirm delete dialog.
Fill in the package name, and click Confirm to delete the package.
The package is deleted, which includes removing the Schema Registry cluster and everything within it.
Suggested Reading¶
- Choose a Stream Governance package and enable Schema Registry for Confluent Cloud shows you how to get started with Stream Governance.
- Confluent Cloud pricing for Stream Governance gives details on pricing and limits.
- Schema Registry Clusters API Quick Start shows how to use the APIs to enable and work with Stream Governance packages on Confluent Cloud.