Changelog¶

1.8.0 (2025/02/19)¶

New Features¶

• In Sinker mode, Dataway supports processing data reporting requests sent by clients (such as Datakit/Function) simultaneously (#50)

1.7.0 (2024/12/18)¶

New Features¶

• Added AWS Firehose integration entry (#47)
• Support passing token via X-Token (#43)

Feature Enhancements¶

• Adjusted default parameters for internal recycling to optimize memory usage (#49)
• Optimized the default YAML in Kubernetes deployments and adjusted cache disk mount configurations (#48)
• Adjusted and added some internal metrics, updated Dataway's default view

1.6.2 (2024/12/03)¶

Feature Enhancements¶

• Added HTTP-level connection configuration options (#46)

1.6.1 (2024/11/19)¶

Feature Enhancements¶

• Added an option to disable the 404 page (#44)

1.6.0 (2024/09/19)¶

Feature Enhancements¶

• Optimized environment variable configuration for disk cache
• Exposed more self-monitoring metrics and optimized memory usage in HTTP forwarding (#39)
• Dataway supports configuring its own SNI (#42)
• Added a time synchronization interface to facilitate Datakit obtaining accurate Unix timestamps (#40)
• Sinker:
  • Filtering conditions support nil checks, i.e., checking if a specific field exists (#41)
  • Added default rule settings, meaning requests that do not match existing routing rules will be routed to the workspace specified by the default rule (#30)

1.5.0 (2024/07/05)¶

Feature Enhancements¶

• Optimized installation scripts (#33)

Compatibility Changes¶

• Removed direct support for Sinker configuration in host installation mode. This feature will be supported in future versions through new methods.

1.4.1 (2024/06/19)¶

• Fixed the missing DW_ENABLE_TLS issue in Kubernetes installation mode
• Changed the build image URL

1.4.0 (2024/05/15)¶

• Added Datakit metering interface (#29)
• Fixed potential cache data loss issues (#31)
• Supported configuring HTTP TLS certificates directly on the Dataway side (#32)
• Exposed more metrics

1.3.9 (2024/03/28)¶

• When Sink discards requests, it returns an HTTP 406 Not Acceptable error to help troubleshoot issues (#82)

1.3.8 (2024/01/24)¶

• Exposed more metrics
• Significantly improved Sinker rule matching performance (#26)

1.3.7 (2023/12/14)¶

• Exposed more metrics
• Optimized disk cache cleanup policies to adhere to the principle of consuming as soon as possible:
  • Avoid data being proactively discarded due to exceeding storage limits
  • Send cached data as early as possible
• Increased observability related to large request discards (metrics/logs)
• Adjusted Dataway POD yaml to improve metric and log collection

1.3.6 (2023/10/24)¶

• Added Dataway sink management commands

1.3.5 (2023/09/13)¶

• Supports installing Dataway via environment variables in Kubernetes
• Released a new dataway.yaml

1.3.4 (2023/09/01)¶

• Upgraded Golang to version 1.9
• Fixed inner token data issue
• Adjusted the following default configurations:
  • Increased default API rate limit to 100K
  • Increased default maximum Body size to 64MB
  • Added HTTP timeout settings (from Dataway to center), default 30s
  • Added configuration to ignore TLS 509 errors

1.3.3 (2023/09/01)¶

• Fixed the curl issue in the image packaging

1.3.2 (2023/08/30)¶

• Added the curl command in the image to facilitate viewing self-monitoring metrics

1.3.1 (2023/08/28)¶

• Added URL-based Sinker functionality

1.3.0 (2023/08/24)¶

• Restructured the entire Dataway implementation and added Sinker functionality

1.2.12 (2023/08/28)¶

• Restructured the CI release process to achieve dual-release of install scripts

1.2.8 (2022/09/18)¶

• /v1/write API updates:

  • Removed redundant /v1/write/xxx APIs and added /v1/write/:category API
  • Write data no longer performs line protocol decoding but still reads the Body for signing

• Disk cache:

  • Added a consumption pause strategy during cache cleanup until the current cached request is successfully sent before cleaning the next cache
  • Updated pbcache proto file