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Title: Gluesync 2.2.10: Federated SQL querying, Chronos and new UI
Description: Discover Gluesync 2.2.10: federated SQL querying with Query Forge, chained event scheduling in Chronos, redesigned pipeline wizard and new RBAC UI.

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# Gluesync 2.2.10: federated SQL querying with Query Forge, advanced scheduling in Chronos and redesigned Control Plane

28 Jul 2026  [Gluesync](/blog/?category=gluesync)  3 min read

Gluesync 2.2.10 transforms real-time replication into a unified data platform. Discover Query Forge federated SQL, Chronos event chaining, new UI and security enhancements.

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Gluesync 2.2.10 is now generally available. This release transforms Gluesync from a pure low-latency replication engine into a unified data integration platform.

Version 2.2.10 introduces federated SQL querying across heterogeneous databases, enterprise-grade workflow orchestration. In addition, it brings automated pipeline creation and role-based access control across key management modules.

Below, you will find a comprehensive overview of the headline capabilities available in Gluesync 2.2.10.

## Query Forge: federated SQL querying without data movement

Traditional data integration architectures often force engineering teams to build complex ETL pipelines or stand up dedicated data warehouses just to query distributed datasets. [**Query Forge**](https://docs.molo17.com/gluesync/latest/gs-modules/query-forge.html) turns Gluesync Core Hub into a secure, federated SQL gateway.

With a brand-new dedicated JDBC driver (`jdbc:gluesync://`), developers and data analysts can connect standard BI tools like DBeaver, DataGrip, or Tableau to Core Hub. As a result, they can run cross-agent SQL JOINs across isolated databases as if they were a single unified system.

Key capabilities of Query Forge include:

-   **Personal API Token authentication**: Gated strictly behind long-lived Personal API Tokens (gsp\_…) with zero shared credentials or password-based fallback.
-   **Fine-grained permission scoping**: Access is restricted at the pipeline and agent level. Therefore, users only discover schemas and tables they are authorized to view.
-   **Zero-copy read-only operations**: All federated queries run in read-only mode, guaranteeing source database safety.
-   **Intelligent workload pushdown**: Leverages filter and column projection pushdowns powered by Apache Calcite and Avatica, sending only necessary rows across the network.

## Chronos workflow orchestration: chained events, webhooks and security

Chronos, Gluesync’s job scheduling module, undergoes a major architectural upgrade in 2.2.10. Moving beyond simple time-based execution, Chronos now functions as an enterprise orchestration engine capable of managing complex event sequences.

Key enhancements in Chronos include:

-   **Synchronous and asynchronous event chaining**: Execute multi-step operational flows sequentially in synchronous or asynchronous modes. For example, you can complete an initial snapshot before launching real-time CDC.
-   **Webhook triggers and platform events**: External systems can trigger Chronos jobs via secure incoming webhooks. At the same time, Core Hub platform events (such as pipeline status modifications) automatically trigger scheduled workflows without poll-based overhead.
-   **Performance optimizations**: Faster startup times achieved through batch query loading (resolving N+1 query bottlenecks), cached timezone resolution and pre-calculated execution schedules.
-   **Endpoint security hardening**: Every Chronos API endpoint is secured using JWT authentication validated directly against Core Hub, enforced via Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).

## Redesigned pipeline creation wizard

To streamline pipeline configuration and eliminate manual configuration errors, version 2.2.10 introduces a completely rebuilt pipeline creation wizard.

Improvements include:

-   **Step-by-step guided workflow**: Navigates users cleanly from source selection to target mapping.
-   **Automated metadata pre-filling**: Automatically retrieves backend agent metadata to populate connection parameters, schemas and table lists.
-   **Real-time form validation**: Powered by react-hook-form and yup, catching syntax and configuration mistakes prior to deployment.

## Modernized Control Plane UI: Scheduler, Modules Manager and Role-Based Access Control

Version 2.2.10 extends full User Role integration (SUPER ADMIN, MANAGER, MONITOR and VIEWER) across two newly redesigned operational interfaces:

### New Scheduler UI

Features a visual chained-events editor, support for weekly and custom CRON syntax, timezone configuration and on-demand execution.

### New Modules Manager UI

Provides a centralized view of all orchestrated agents, modules, and third-party services. Thus, operators can monitor health statuses at a glance (Healthy, Error, Updating, Update Available), filter services by family, and perform lifecycle actions (Start, Restart, Stop, Remove) according to their assigned role.

## Additional platform improvements

-   **Core Hub**: Added Personal API Token support for the JDBC gateway, optional SMTP client disabling, local log collection with database export, table reorganization event types and external module user role authorization.
-   **Conductor (v0.10.0)**: Integrated token introspection, route-level authorization guards, sensitive data redaction for non-admin accounts and strict read-only modes for VIEWER roles.
-   **UI & UX**: Added primary key uniqueness checks, automatic hiding of empty schemas, clear object browser distinctions between tables, views and members and user-customizable notification retention settings.
-   **Database Agents**: Added pending resource releaser for locked cache files, bulk load support for Vertica, alongside stability improvements for Couchbase and Oracle LogMiner agents.

**Deploy Gluesync 2.2.10 today**

Gluesync 2.2.10 is fully production-ready and available for deployment across cloud, virtualized, containerized Kubernetes and OpenShift infrastructures.

To review full configuration schemas, architecture blueprints and setup guides for Query Forge, consult the [official Gluesync Documentation](https://docs.molo17.com/gluesync/latest/release-notes/release-notes.html#_latest_release_2_2_10).

Ready to experience federated SQL querying and advanced pipeline orchestration inside your infrastructure? Skip the theoretical reading: [request a free 30-day trial today](http://molo17.com/get-gluesync/).

[← Older article How we achieve sub-45ms real-time replication with log-based CDC](/blog/real-time-replication-log-based-cdc/) [Newer article → Batch ETL vs real-time data replication: how to choose](/blog/batch-etl-vs-real-time-data-replication/)

## Keep reading

1.  [Gluesync Chronos chained events: multi-step workflow orchestration for real-time pipelines Evolve your data scheduling with Chronos chained events. Orchestrate multi-step pipeline sequences like historical snapshots followed by real-time CDC with built-in RBAC controls. 6 Aug 2026](/blog/chronos-chained-events-workflow-orchestration/)
2.  [Gluesync Event-driven integration with Chronos: webhooks and platform events Eliminate polling overhead with Chronos webhooks and platform events. Dynamically trigger Gluesync pipelines using external HTTP callouts or native Core Hub state changes. 5 Aug 2026](/blog/event-driven-integration-with-chronos-webhooks-and-platform-events/)
3.  [Gluesync Query Forge: cross-database federated SQL querying without data movement Query Forge turns Gluesync Core Hub into a secure federated SQL gateway. Run cross-database JOINs across remote agents using a dedicated JDBC driver with zero data movement. 5 Aug 2026](/blog/query-forge-federated-sql-querying/)

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