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The COSE team is excited to announce version 0.52.0! 🚀

Release highlights:

• Enhanced Vector’s observability with new buffer utilization metrics for sources and transforms (source_buffer_* and transform_buffer_* metrics), providing visibility into buffer capacity, usage and historical usage levels.
• Introduced trace_to_log transform that allows converting traces to logs.
• The blackhole sink now implements end-to-end acknowledgements.
• The GELF decoder now supports a validation option with two modes: strict (default) and relaxed. When set to relaxed, the decoder will parse GELF messages from sources that don’t strictly follow the GELF specification.
• The docker_logs source now retries Docker daemon communication failures with exponential backoff.

This release contains several more enhancements, bug fixes and breaking changes.

👉 View the full changelog here.

The COSE team is excited to announce patch version 0.51.1 🚀

• This patch release addresses a number of internal logs rate limiting bugs.
• Also, the recently released VRL functions split_path, basename and dirname are now properly exposed.

If you are using v0.51.0, we recommend upgrading to this version.

👉 See the full changelog here: https://vector.dev/releases/0.51.1/

[!CAUTION]
Please upgrade to https://github.com/vectordotdev/vector/releases/tag/v0.51.1 instead.

The COSE team is excited to announce version 0.51.0! 🚀

Release highlights:

• Enhanced OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) support with the introduction of the otlp codec, enabling bidirectional conversion between Vector events and OTLP format for seamless integration with OpenTelemetry collectors and instrumentation.
• Improved Vector’s internal telemetry; fixed issues where utilization metrics reported negative values and buffer counters underflowed.
• Enhanced memory enrichment tables with an expired output for exporting expired cache items, and made enrichment table outputs accessible via vector tap.

This release contains several more enhancements, bug fixes and breaking changes.

👉 View the full changelog here.

Datadog's Community Open Source team is excited to announce version 0.50.0 🚀

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• The opentelemetry source can now decode data according to the standard OpenTelemetry protocolfor all telemetry data types (logs, metrics and traces). This eliminates the need for complex event remapping. It greatly simplifies configuration for OTEL -> Vector -> OTEL use cases or when forwarding data to any system that expects OTLP-formatted telemetry.
• A new varint_length_delimited framing option is now available which enables compatibility with standard protobuf streaming implementations and tools like ClickHouse.
• Introduced a new incremental_to_absolute transform, useful when metric data might be lost in transit or for creating a historical record of the metric.
• A new okta source for consuming Okta system logs is now available.
• The exec secrets option now supports protocol version v1.1 which can be used with the Datadog Secret Backend.

The azure_blob sink now requires a connection_string. This is the only supported authentication method for now. For more details, see this pull request.

Release for https://crates.io/crates/vdev

This not a Vector release.