Telegraf 1.34 Release Notes

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A new feature-bearing release for Telegraf is now available:

You can find the binaries for the latest Telegraf release on our Downloads page. Many thanks to all the open source community members who contributed to this effort!

New plugins

These are the newest plugins, first available in this version:

  • AWS Firehose service input (inputs.firehose)
    • Listens for metrics sent by the AWS Data Firehose service
    • Contributed by syedmhashim
  • Netgear Switch Discovery Protocol input (inputs.nsdp)
    • Collects metrics from discovered Netgear devices
    • Contributed by hdecarne
  • Hue bridge input (inputs.huebridge)
    • Collects metrics from devices connected to Hue bridge devices, such as light or temperature sensors
    • Contributed by hdecarne

Important changes

Here are some changes to highlight:

  • Support for input probing
    • Framework that checks if all requirements for a plugin are fulfilled and ignores the plugin if they are not
    • Implemented for the nvidia-smi input plugin
  • Kinesis consumer rework
    • Removes outdated and unmaintained dependencies
    • More robust persistence of shard iterators in DynamoDB
    • Reduced number of reads in DynamoDB for expired iterators
  • Support for JKS and PKCS#12 keystores to x509_certs
    • Allows evaluation of certificates in Java KeyStores
    • Allows evaluation of certificates in PKCS#12 archives

Downloads

Head to our Downloads page to get the latest Telegraf release. If you have issues or questions, please join our InfluxDB Community Slack or post them in our InfluxDB GitHub Repo or Community Site, and we will look into them.

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