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NOTE: This is a minor hotfix release that covers for corner cases for metrics handling. We keep same release notes as part of v2
Release Notes v2.0.6
Fluent Bit is a Fast and Lightweight Data Processor and Forwarder for Linux, BSD and OSX. We are proud to announce the availability of Fluent Bit v2.0.6.
Introduction
Fluent Bit v2.0 is the start of the new stable series of the project. During the last months our primary focus has been around extending support for Metrics, Traces and improving performance, among many others.
News
Fluent Bit v2.0 is the stable release!, new changes on this version:
- Core
- regex: add support for
/patttern/option(#6257) - tls: restore connection registration after async io operation
- tls: removed repeated SSL_shutdown call
- tls: properly set the result value on external error
- tls: fix when the TLS session is used after being disposed when a timeout occurs
- downstream: added a check to only set the current coroutine when the downstream is running in async mode.
- core: add minimal synchronous optional scheduler
- upstream_ha: Fixed extra parameters storage
- aws: different user agent on windows vs linux (#6326)
- packaging: add support for Debian “bookworm” (#6409)
- chunk_trace: use ring buffers from the main thread to the trace pipeline. (#6255)
- io: restore connection registration after async io operation
- cloudwatch_logs: enable synchronous scheduler and async networking on cloudwatch
- dockerfiles: fix typo (#6405)
- regex: add support for
- Plugins
- Tail (Input)
- Add a lasterror to errno conversion layer.
- Tcp (Input)
- User friendly warn message for skipping records (#6062)
- Record_Modifier (Filter)
- Support
uuid_key
- Support
- Forward (Output)
- Fix concurrency issue when operating in Unix domain socket mode
- Datadog (Output)
- Fix/add error handling for all flb_sds calls (#5930)
- OpenTelemetry (Output)
- Add support for gzip compression (#6232)
- Elasticsearch (Output)
- Fix bulk buffer overrun
- Tail (Input)
Contributors
On every release, there are many people involved doing contributions to different areas like bug reporting, troubleshooting, documentation and coding, without these contributions from the community, the project won’t be the same and won’t be in the good shape that it is now. So THANK YOU! to everyone who takes part of this journey!
Join us
We want to hear about you, our community is growing, and you can be part of it!, you can contact us at:
- Github: http://github.com/fluent/fluent-bit
- Slack: http://slack.fluentd.org
- Twitter: @fluentbit