Hello team, TL;DR: Feel free to use -Pdev profile during the kettle build again. It should not break the console stuff anymore. There was a lot of confusion about the -Pdev profile in the hawkular/hawkular project. Originally this was created just to provide caching of bower packages and node.js stuff during the console build. But then, there was some new functionality added to the profile, more people started to use it and caching caused issues. To fix that, I've renamed the "caching" profile (from "dev") to "cache". So now we have three profiles available during the kettle build: 1. -Pdev: Useful for everyone and safe. It unzips the assembly, so it can be started directly from /target directory and creates a default user. 2. -Pcache: Useful for everyone but potentionaly dangerous. Using this profile only makes sense with the "clean" lifecycle. It basically just excludes the node.js stuff from the clean task, so those files are not deleted => they are not downloaded again during the following build. However, if there are changes in JS packages/JS build files used by the console, you will still see the old/cached ones or even won't be able to build the console. If you're using the -Pcache profile and the console build fails, try to rebuild without using this profile. 3. -Plink: Useful for UI developers. This will use the local version of the hawkular-ui-components. More info: https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular/tree/master/ui#hawkular-ui-component... Viliam