Deprecated Functionality
Deprecated functionality is functionality that is marked for removal in a future release. A stage or feature can be deprecated because it is not commonly used, has been replaced, or connects to a system with an end-of-service date.
The following tables list deprecated features, as well as suggested alternatives:
| Deprecated Feature | Suggested Alternative |
|---|---|
| Transformer user interface | In a future release, you will use Control Hub 3.x or the StreamSets platform to design and run Transformer pipelines. You can try it now by signing up for the StreamSets platform. |
| Deprecated Cluster | Suggested Alternative |
|---|---|
Cloudera:
|
Cloudera has specified an end-of-life timeline for
Cloudera Enterprise and Hortonworks Data Platform products. As a
result, Transformer is no longer tested with these versions. Upgrade to a supported version of CDP Private Cloud Base or Cloudera Data Engineering. |
| Databricks 5.x - 8.x |
Databricks has specified end-of-life and end-of-support dates for many versions. As a result, Transformer is no longer tested with these versions. Upgrade to a supported version of Databricks. |
Microsoft:
|
Microsoft has specified an end-of-life date for Azure HDInsight 4.0 and a retirement date for SQL Server Big Data Clusters. As a result, Transformer is no longer tested with these products. |
| Deprecated Stages | Suggested Alternative |
|---|---|
| ADLS Gen1 origin and destination | Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 has been retired by Microsoft. Try switching to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 as recommended by Microsoft. Then, you can use the Azure ADLS Gen2 origin and destination. |