Hi users!
We have released v1.15.0. ChangeLog is here.
This release is a new release of v1.15 series.
In this release, we added some new functions and fixed some crash bugs, especially about in_tail
.
Fluentd now supports YAML configuration format as follows.
config:
- source:
$type: forward
port: 24224
- source:
$type: http
port: 9880
- match:
$tag: myapp.access
$type: file
path: /var/log/fluent/access
This is not 1-by-1 correspondence for the traditional Fluentd config file syntax.
Please see the document for detailed usage instructions or see #3712 for more information.
in_tail
: Add log throttling in files based on group rulesIn this release, we add a new option directive group
to in_tail
.
From v1.13, We can use read_bytes_limit_per_second
to throttle log flow rate, but we can only
set it for each source
unit.
By using this new option, we can throttle log flow rate for each file unit.
Please see the document for detailed usage instructions or see #3535 for more information.
restart_worker_interval
to system configurationIn this release, we add a new option restart_worker_interval
.
By default, Fluentd immediately restarts stopped workers, but you may want to keep the worker stopped for a while for some reason. In such cases, you can use this option as follows.
<system>
restart_worker_interval 1m
</system>
By this setting, a stopped worker will restart after 1 minute.
See #3768 for more information.
fluent-ctl
: Add a new command dump
In this release, we can use a new command dump
in fluent-ctl
.
This command is mainly for Windows.
As for non-Windows, you can manually send SIGCONT to each supervisor/worker process to dump their internal status. (Dump fluentd's Internal Information)
By using this new command, we can get the internal status on Windows too.
On Windows, this makes all Fluentd processes (including all worker processes) dump their internal
status to the system temp directory (C:\\Windows\\Temp
).
$ fluent-ctl dump [PID_OR_SVCNAME]
You can omit [PID_OR_SVCNAME]
if you run the fluentd as a Windows service, whose service name is
the default value fluentdwinsvc
.
Please see the document for detailed usage instructions or see #3680 for more information.
in_tail
: Fix crash bugs on Ruby 3.1 on Windows. #3766in_tail
: Fix a possible crash on file rotation when follow_inodes true
. #3754in_tail
: Fix a bug that in_tail cannot open non-ascii path on Windows. #3774out_forward
: Fix to update timeout of cached sockets. #3711Enjoy logging!
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