v1.2.0 Release

[JoeShi]

November 30, 2022

What's New

• You now have the option to use S3 as buffer layer in your application log pipeline, which supports large log throughput at minute-level latency; you can also send logs to your AOS domain directly without buffering for all application log sources now. #43
• Support collecting syslog from servers that could forward syslog in TCP or UDP protocol. We provide log parsers for RFC5424 and RFC3164 format, also allow you to define custom parser. #41
• Support filtering log before ingestion, you can define filters on the console directly. #38
• Support creating instance group based on Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling Group(ASG), any auto-scaled instance will be automatically included into instance group. #44
• Support editing existing instance group, you now can add or remove instance in an instance group. #45
• You now have the flexibility to specify a time zone for your logs. #42
• You now can choose a field parsed from your log to be the time key for your logs. #54
• You now can deploy the solution in Africa (Cape Town), Asia Pacific (Hong Kong), Europe (Milan), Middle East (Bahrain) regions. #37

Update

• Update the log agent Fluent Bit from v1.9.3 to v1.9.9.

Bug Fixes

• Fix the Fluent-Bit K8S filter crash issue when deployed in Amazon EKS.
• Fix the S3 prefix issue for VPC Flow logs.
• Fix the automatic VPC Peering Connection issue between the solution's private subnets and other subnets without explicit route table. #55