Available for download two days after release.

Bug fixes and updates.

Advance Warning

The following items are due to change in a future release.

• Installation and Deployment

  • The LogScale Launcher Script script for starting LogScale will be modified to change the way CPU core usage can be configured. The -XX:ActiveProcessorCount=n command-line option will be ignored if set. Users that need to configure the core count manually should set CORES=n environment variable instead. This will cause the launcher to configure both LogScale and the JVM properly.

    This change is scheduled for 1.148.0.

    For more information, see Configuring Available CPU Cores.

Deprecation

Items that have been deprecated and may be removed in a future release.

• The assetType GraphQL field on Alert, Dashboard, Parser, SavedQuery and ViewInteraction datatypes has been deprecated and will be removed in version 1.136 of LogScale.

• The any argument to the type parameter of sort() and table() has been deprecated and will be removed in version 1.142.

  Warnings prompts will be shown in queries that fall into either of these two cases:

  • If you are explicitly supplying an any argument, please either simply remove both the parameter and the argument, for example change sort(..., type=any) to sort(...) or supply the argument for type that corresponds to your data.

  • If you are sorting hexadecimal values by their equivalent numerical values, please change the argument of type parameter to hex e.g. sort(..., type=hex).

  In all other cases, no action is needed.

  The new default value for sort() and table() will be number. Both functions will fall back to lexicographical ordering for values that cannot be understood as the provided argument for type.

• The following API endpoints are deprecated and marked for removal in 1.148.0:

  • POST /api/v1/clusterconfig/kafka-queues/partition-assignment

  • GET /api/v1/clusterconfig/kafka-queues/partition-assignment

  • POST /api/v1/clusterconfig/kafka-queues/partition-assignment/set-replication-defaults

  The deprecated methods are used for viewing and changing the partition assignment in Kafka for the ingest queue. Administrators should use Kafka's own tools for editing partition assignments instead, such as the bin/kafka-reassign-partitions.sh and bin/kafka-topics.sh scripts that ship with the Kafka install.

• In the GraphQL API, the ChangeTriggersAndAction enum value for both the Permission and ViewAction enum is now deprecated and will be removed in version 1.136 of LogScale.

• We are deprecating the humio/kafka and humio/zookeeper Docker images due to low use. The planned final release for these images will be with LogScale 1.148.0.

  Better alternatives are available going forward. We recommend the following:

  • If your cluster is deployed on Kubernetes: STRIMZI

  • If your cluster is deployed to AWS: MSK

  If you still require humio/kafka or humio/zookeeper for needs that cannot be covered by these alternatives, please contact Support and share your concerns.

• The HUMIO_JVM_ARGS environment variable in the LogScale Launcher Script script will be removed in 1.154.0.

  The variable existed for migration from older deployments where the launcher script was not available. The launcher script replaces the need for manually setting parameters in this variable, so the use of this variable is no longer required. Using the launcher script is now the recommended method of launching LogScale. For more details on the launcher script, see LogScale Launcher Script. Clusters that still set this configuration should migrate to the other variables described at Configuration.

• The following GraphQL queries and mutations for interacting with parsers are deprecated and scheduled for removal in version 1.142.

  • The deprecated createParser mutation is replaced by createParserV2() . The differences between the old and new mutation are:

    • testData input field is replaced by testCases, which can contain more data than the old tests could. This includes adding assertions to the output of a test. These assertions are not displayed in the UI yet. To emulate the old API, you can take the old test string and put it in the ParserTestEventInput inside the ParserTestCaseInput, and they will behave the same as before.

    • fieldsToBeRemovedBeforeParsing can now be specified as part of the parser creation.

    • force field is renamed to allowOverwritingExistingParser.

    • sourceCode field is renamed to script.

    • tagFields field is renamed to fieldsToTag.

    • languageVersion is no longer an enum, but a LanguageVersionInputType instead.

    • The mutation returns a Parser, instead of a Parser wrapped in an object.

    • The mutation fails when a parser has more than 2,000 test cases, or the test input in a single test case exceeds 40,000 characters.

  • The deprecated removeParser mutation is replaced by deleteParser. The difference between the old and new mutation is:

    • The mutation returns boolean to represent success or failure, instead of a Parser wrapped in an object.

  • The deprecated testParser mutation is replaced by testParserV2() . The differences between the old and new mutation are:

    • The test cases are now structured types, instead of just being strings. To emulate the old API, take the test string and put it in the ParserTestEventInput inside the ParserTestCaseInput, and they will behave the same as before.

    • The new test cases can contain assertions about the contents of the output.

    • The mutation output is significantly different from before, as it provides more detailed information on how a test case has failed.

    • The mutation now accepts both a language version and list of fields to be removed before parsing.

    • The parserScript field is renamed to script.

    • The tagFields field is renamed to fieldsToTag.

  • The deprecated updateParser mutation is replaced by updateParserV2() where more extensive test cases can be set. Continuing to use the previous API may result in test information on parsers being lost. To ensure information is not unintentionally erased, please migrate away from the deprecated APIs for both reading and updating parser test cases and use updateParserV2() instead. The differences between the previous and the new mutation are:

    • testData input field is replaced by testCases, which can contain more data than the old tests could. This includes adding assertions to the output of a test. These assertions are not displayed in the UI yet. To emulate the old API, you can take the old test string and put it in the ParserTestEventInput inside the ParserTestCaseInput, and they will behave the same as before.

    • sourceCode field, used to updating the parser script, is changed to the script field, which takes a UpdateParserScriptInput object. This updates the parser script and the language version together.

    • tagFields field is renamed to fieldsToTag.

    • The languageVersion is located inside the UpdateParserScriptInput object, and is no longer an enum, but a LanguageVersionInputType instead.

    • The repositoryName and id fields are now correctly marked as mandatory in the schema. Previously this wasn't the case, even though the mutation would fail without them.

    • The mutation returns a Parser, instead of a Parser wrapped in an object.

    • The old mutation had a bug where it would overwrite the languageVersion with a default value in some cases, which is fixed in the new one.

    • The mutation fails when a parser has more than 2,000 test cases, or the test input in a single test case exceeds 40,000 characters.

  On the Parser type:

  • testData field is deprecated and replaced by testCases.

  • sourceCode field is deprecated and replaced by script.

  • tagFields field is deprecated and replaced by fieldsToTag.

  For more information, see Parser , DeleteParserInput , LanguageVersionInputType , createParserV2() , testParserV2() , updateParserV2() .

• In the GraphQL API, the name argument to the parser field on the Repository datatype has been deprecated and will be removed in version 1.136 of LogScale.

Upgrades

Changes that may occur or be required during an upgrade.

• Storage

  • Docker images have been upgraded to Java 22.

  • Added new deployment artifacts. The published tarballs (e.g. server.tar.gz) are now available with a bundled JDK. The platforms currently supported are linux_x64 for 64-bit Linux, and alpine_x64 for 64-bit Alpine Linux and other musl-based Linux distributions. The Docker images have been updated to use this bundled JDK internally. We encourage users to migrate to using the tarballs with bundled JDKs.

New features and improvements

Fixed in this release