Docs Self-Managed Get Started Redpanda Licensing Monitor Enterprise Licenses You are viewing the Self-Managed v24.3 beta documentation. We welcome your feedback at the Redpanda Community Slack #beta-feedback channel. To view the latest available version of the docs, see v24.2. Monitor the Status of an Enterprise Edition License To track license expiration and ensure compliance with Redpanda licensing, you can monitor the status of your Enterprise Edition license using rpk, the Admin API, Redpanda Console, and observability tools such as logs and metrics. Check the status of a license with rpk To check the status of your current license, use the rpk cluster license info command. You can choose different output formats depending on your use case. Make sure that rpk is installed and configured to connect to your cluster’s Admin API endpoint. Get the details about your cluster’s license: rpk cluster license info The output displays the following details: Organization: Organization the license was generated for. Type: Type of license. Expires: Expiration date of the license. Version: License schema version. If the license is within 30 days of expiration, a warning is logged: warning: your license will expire soon Change the output format Different output formats can be useful depending on your scenario. The available formats include JSON, YAML, text, and wide (expanded). For example, if you are writing scripts or automating license monitoring, you may prefer the JSON format, as it’s easily parsed by tools like jq or integrated into monitoring systems. To get the license information in another format, use the --format flag: rpk cluster license info --format <format> Replace <format> with one of the available formats. See rpk cluster license info. For more details, including the SHA-256 checksum and Unix timestamp for expiration, use the wide format. This format is useful when you need a deeper level of detail about the license for troubleshooting or verification. For example: LICENSE INFORMATION Organization: Your Organization Type: enterprise Expires: Jan 1 2025 License Expired: false Checksum: 3d2e5b4d07d294534d9b7e90d8f73e91d34f7b4a62c45b6dc1c1e6f9d0a12bcf ExpiresUnix: 1735689600 Check the status of a license with the Admin API You can retrieve the license status and information about in-use enterprise features using the Redpanda Admin API. This API provides JSON-formatted responses and is useful for programmatic access to the license details and feature status. To get the license status and features in use, make a GET request to the /v1/features/enterprise endpoint. For example: curl -X GET http://<redpanda-host>:<port>/v1/features/enterprise Example response: { "license_status": "valid", "violation": false, "features": [ { "name": "audit_logging", "enabled": true }, { "name": "tiered_storage", "enabled": false } ] } license_status: The status of the license. Possible values are: valid: The license is valid. expired: The license has expired. not_present: No license is present. violation: A boolean value that indicates whether there is a violation. For example, the license is not valid and one or more enterprise features are enabled. features: An array of enterprise features that lists each feature by name and whether it is enabled (true) or not (false). The returned enterprise features are specific to Redpanda Enterprise Edition. They do not include enterprise features for Redpanda Connect or enterprise features in Redpanda Console. Check the status of a license in Redpanda Console You can also check the status of your license in the Redpanda Console UI. See Manage Enterprise Edition Licenses through Redpanda Console. Monitor a license in the logs Logs are emitted on Redpanda brokers to help you understand how the license is being applied and when enforcement actions are triggered. Monitor a license using metrics The redpanda_cluster_features_enterprise_license_expiry_sec metric tells you how many seconds remain until the license expires. Use this metric to set up alerts or dashboards to track the license expiration status and ensure timely renewal. Back to top × Simple online edits For simple changes, such as fixing a typo, you can edit the content directly on GitHub. Edit on GitHub Or, open an issue to let us know about something that you want us to change. Open an issue Contribution guide For extensive content updates, or if you prefer to work locally, read our contribution guide . Was this helpful? thumb_up thumb_down group Ask in the community mail Share your feedback group_add Make a contribution Kubernetes Redpanda CLI