Gluesync 2.0.9 update: multilingual support, developer tools (SDKs) and tight Grafana integration

The latest update to MOLO17’s real-time data integration platform introduces multilingual capabilities, Grafana integration, developer SDKs and expands database support with ScyllaDB.

With the arrival of Gluesync version 2.0.9, user can benefit from significant enhancements that improve global accessibility. It also expands functionality through new tools for developers and administrators. This release establishes a foundation for future expansion through SDKs and modules, continuing MOLO17’s commitment to innovation in real-time data integration.

Gluesync now speaks Italian, Spanish & Japanese

With the 2.0.9 update, Gluesync makes a major stride toward global accessibility with the introduction of multilingual support. The platform now officially supports Italian, Spanish and Japanese interfaces, with additional languages planned for future releases.

Specifically, this language support operates automatically, detecting the user’s browser language and adapting the interface accordingly. For maximum clarity, error messages from databases remain in their original language or in English to ensure technical accuracy is maintained.

This internationalization effort was made possible through collaboration with Gluesync’s partners, Climb Inc. & Kustomati, who provided valuable support during development and testing.

Seamless monitoring with integrated Grafana dashboards

Monitoring data pipelines becomes significantly more convenient in Gluesync 2.0.9 with the direct integration of Grafana dashboards into the main interface. Users can now access comprehensive monitoring tools directly from the main menu, thereby eliminating the need to switch between browser tabs.

This enhancement builds upon the monitoring capabilities introduced in version 2.0.7, which featured Prometheus-based monitoring and specialized Grafana dashboards. The integration provides immediate access to key metrics, performance insights, and system health data without leaving the Gluesync environment.

Opening the platform: SDKs and modules

Gluesync 2.0.9 marks a strategic shift toward greater extensibility with the introduction of developer SDKs for Python and Node.js, with more languages to be covered soon. These SDKs enable developers to programmatically interact with the platform, laying the groundwork for custom solutions and integrations.

Building on these SDKs, Gluesync introduces Modules: extensible components that integrate with the Core Hub to provide specialized functionality. This release represents MOLO17’s commitment to fostering a developer ecosystem around Gluesync. More detailed information about specific SDKs and modules are going to be shared in upcoming dedicated articles.

Expanded database support: ScyllaDB integration

In addition to the above, database connectivity options expand in Gluesync 2.0.9 with the addition of ScyllaDB support. This new agent allows users to connect ScyllaDB in their data pipelines, enabling both source and target integration capabilities.

More detailed information about the ScyllaDB integration will be available in a forthcoming dedicated article that will explore its capabilities and implementation specifics.

Upgrading to Gluesync 2.0.9

With Gluesync 2.0.9, MOLO17 delivers a more globally accessible and extensible data integration platform. The introduction of multilingual support removes language barriers. The integrated Grafana dashboards streamline monitoring workflows. The new SDKs and module framework open doors for custom extensions. ScyllaDB support expands database connectivity options.

This release sets the stage for a series of upcoming enhancements and dedicated features that will be explored in greater detail through focused articles in the coming weeks.

For complete details on all features and improvements, you can review Gluesync 2.0.9 release notes.