v0.56.0
guilinhu/proactive_hearing_assistantv0.56.0Jun 3, 2026by github-actions[bot]
AI Summary
The COSE team announces version 0.56.0 featuring new sinks, transforms, and performance fixes. It introduces a new Databricks sink, a delay transform, and zstd compression, while fixing CPU regressions and restoring RHEL 8 support.
Key Highlights
- Added `databricks_zerobus` sink with OAuth support and automatic schema fetching.
- New `delay` transform for event timing based on duration or conditions.
- Enhanced `tag_cardinality_limit` transform with per-tag overrides and global caps.
- Fixed CPU regression introduced in 0.50.0 affecting metric sinks.
- Restored support for installing Vector on RHEL 8 and AlmaLinux 8.
Breaking Changes
- The `greptimedb_metrics` and `greptimedb_logs` sinks now require GreptimeDB v1.x.
New Features
- databricks_zerobus sink
- delay transform
- zstd compression for vector sink
- per-tag cardinality overrides
- retry_strategy configuration for HTTP sinks
Full Release Notes
The [COSE team](https://opensource.datadoghq.com/about/#the-community-open-source-engineering-team) is excited to announce version `0.56.0`! š ## Release highlights - Added a new `databricks_zerobus` sink that streams log data to Databricks Unity Catalog tables through the Zerobus ingestion service. The sink supports OAuth 2.0 authentication, automatic schema fetching from Unity Catalog, and protobuf batch encoding. - Added a new `delay` transform that delays each event by a fixed duration. Events can also be delayed based on a condition which includes VRL transforms. - HTTP-based sinks that use the shared retry helpers now support a `retry_strategy` configuration option to control which HTTP response codes are retried. The `http` sink also includes a new example showing how to retry only specific transient status codes. - The `vector` sink now supports `zstd` compression in addition to `gzip`. This provides better compression ratios and performance for Vector-to-Vector communication. - The `tag_cardinality_limit` transform received major enhancements: per-tag cardinality overrides (`per_tag_limits`), per-metric tracking isolation (`tracking_scope: per_metric`), a global key cap (`max_tracked_keys`), and the ability to opt entire metrics out of cardinality tracking. - Parquet batch encoding in the `aws_s3` sink is now available out of the box in official release binaries for all users. - Fixed a CPU regression introduced in 0.50.0 affecting all sinks that use metric normalization such as `prometheus_remote_write`, `aws_cloudwatch_metrics`, `statsd`, and others. - Restored support for installing Vector on RHEL 8, Rocky Linux 8, AlmaLinux 8, and CentOS Stream 8, which had been broken since 0.55.0 due to an inadvertent glibc requirement bump. - Unit tests now support an optional `expected_event_count` field on test outputs, allowing assertions on the number of events emitted by a transform. ## Breaking Changes - The `greptimedb_metrics` and `greptimedb_logs` sinks now require GreptimeDB v1.x. Users running GreptimeDB v0.x must upgrade their GreptimeDB instance before upgrading Vector. š View all new features and fixes in the release notes [here](https://vector.dev/releases/0.56.0).