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Operators

This section of the Stackable documentation contains information about the individual Operators, as well as related information such as an overview over the supported product versions and how to enable monitoring in all Operators.

Find a list of all Operators below:

  • Apache Airflow

  • Apache Druid

  • Apache HBase

  • Apache Hadoop HDFS

  • Apache Hive

  • Apache Kafka

  • Apache NiFi

  • Apache Spark on K8S

  • Apache Superset

  • Trino

  • Apache ZooKeeper

  • OpenPolicyAgent

  • Commons

  • Secret

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