Releases: prometheus/statsd_exporter
0.28.0 / 2024-10-25
- [CHANGE] Update exporter-toolkit & switch to slog (#586)
- [CHANGE] Update client_golang and prometheus-common
This is a breaking change for library users.
0.27.2 / 2024-10-07
0.27.1 / 2024-08-18
- [FEATURE] Support dogstatsd extended aggregation (#558)
- [SECURITY] Update dependencies
Thank you @GrgDev for the contribution!
0.26.1 / 2024-03-22
- [SECURITY] Update dependencies, including
google.golang.org/protobuffor CVE-2024-24786
This is a maintenance release.
0.26.0 / 2023-12-06
- [CHANGE] Update dependencies: prometheus/common, client model, and Go 1.21
- [FEATURE] Add option to honor original labels from event tags over labels specified in mapping configuration (#521)
Thank you @rabenhorst for the honor_labels contribution!
Contributors
Assets 42
0.25.0 / 2023-10-23
- [CHANGE] Update
client_golang(#508, #513) - [ENHANCEMENT] Process UDP packets asynchronously (#511)
- [BUGFIX] Debug-log incoming lines in cleartext (#510)
- [SECURITY] Update
golang.org/x/net(#516)
This release is less likely to drop UDP packets under very high traffic.
Additionally, when it does, it now attempts to record that this happened in the metric statsd_exporter_udp_packet_drops_total, where previously this could only be detected from operating system metrics.
If you are already monitoring for OS-level UDP packet drops, you must also monitor this metric.
The exporter will pull packets from the UDP socket queue much more quickly and queue them internally before processing.
Existing monitoring for packet drops will no longer be sufficient to detect dropped events, but attribution to the exporter is easier with this new metric.
Many thanks to @sumeshpremraj and @kullanici0606 for their contributions, and @pedro-stanaka for helping with the async UDP processing!
Contributors
Assets 42
0.24.0 / 2023-06-02
0.23.3 / 2023-06-02
- [SECURITY] Maintenance release, updating dependencies
- [ENHANCEMENT][library] Allow instantiating configuration without going through YAML (#491)
Version 0.23.2 was mistagged and thus skipped.