Humio Server 1.49.1 GA (2022-07-26)

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1.49.1GA2022-07-26

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2023-08-31No1.30.0No

Available for download two days after release.

Bug fixes and an updated dependency, released to cloud only.

Removed

Items that have been removed as of this release.

API

  • The deprecated REST API for parsers has been removed.

New features and improvements

  • UI Changes

    • The Save As... button is now always displayed on the Search page, see it described at Saving Searches.

  • Automation and Alerts

    • Fixed a bug where an alert with name longer than 50 characters could not be edited.

  • Functions

    • The groupBy() function now accepts max as value for the limit parameter, which sets the limit to the largest allowed value (as configured by the dynamic configuration GroupMaxLimit).

  • Other

    • Make BucketStorageUploadJob only log at info level rather than error if a segment upload fails because the segment has been removed from the host. This can happen if node X tries to upload a segment, but node Y beats it to the punch. Node X may then choose to remove its copy before the upload completes.

    • Fix an unhandled IO exception from TempDirUsageJob. The consequence of the uncaught exception was only noise in the error log.

    • Java in the docker images no longer has the cap_net_bind_service capability and thus Humio cannot bind directly to privileged ports when running as a non-root user.

  • Packages

    • Parser installation will now be ignored when installing a package into a system repository.

Fixed in this release

  • UI Changes

    • Fixed an issue where some warnings would show twice.

  • Functions

    • Revised some of the error messages and warnings regarding join() and selfJoin().

  • Other

    • Fix a bug that could cause a NumberFormatException to be thrown from ZooKeeperStatsClient.

    • Fixed an issue where strings like Nana and Information could be interpreted as NaN (not-a-number) and infinity, respectively.