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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 v2.0.8
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 v2.0.8.
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:
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Core
- CMakeLists: use FLB_DEFINTION for FLB_HAVE_*(#6519)
- revert: packaging: provide more options to build packages with (#6550)
- parser: fix two memory leaks when handling exceptions/exit
- parser: free
time_fmt_fullduring interim cleanup - storage: added code to set the irrecoverable chunk deletion flag
- input_chunk: added a function to destroy corrupted chunks
- config: fix two memory leaks when handling exceptions
- config: bail if multiline failed on initialization
- config: add safety checks on exit
- config: added a new storage config to delete irrecoverable chunks
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Libs
- ctraces: upgrade to v0.2.7
- cmetrics: upgrade to v0.5.8
- chunkio: upgrade to v1.4.0
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Plugins
- Storage Backlog (Input)
- Added code to discard irrecoverable chunks if desired
- Windows Exporter Metrics (Input)
- Implement allowing regex on net metrics to filter by name of nic
- Implement allow/deny regex for logical_disks
- Implement WMI system metrics
- Provide cs metrics
- Provide logical_disk metrics from perflib
- Proceed perflib operation at least 1 perf_object is existing
- Provide network interface metrics
- Implement OS metrics
- Stackdriver (Output)
- Add Cache token expiration and use it when using cached tokens (#6453)
- Kafka (Output)
- Support
iso8601_nsformat
- Support
- Storage Backlog (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