We're happy to announce Tenzir Platform v1.6, featuring a new UI for example pipelines and support for the new TQL2 mode for nodes.

Today we're announcing Tenzir Platform v1.5, which brings a richer dashboarding experience and adds a new contexts page.

Working with lists is easier than ever with Tenzir Node v4.24 and its new functions for list manipulation. Also, contexts are now first-class citizens in TQL2.

We're excited to announce that Tenzir Platform v1.4 brings you monitoring capabilities with alerts for offline nodes, along with a bundle of delightful improvements throughout the application.

Tenzir Node v4.23 comes with a new load_balance operator, a dedicated to_splunk sink, Universal Function Call Syntax and much more!

Tenzir Platform v1.3 brings a redesigned explorer page, better behavior of the event inspector, and many other fixes.

Tenzir Platform v1.2 brings improvements to diagnostics in the Explorer, the ability to download charts, and many stability improvements.

Tenzir Node v4.22 comes with documentation for the new version of the Tenzir Query Language, connectors for Google Cloud Pub/Sub and various bug fixes.

Parsing is now easier, faster, and better than before with Tenzir Node v4.21. Also: introducing an all-new integration with Azure Blob Storage.

Tenzir Platform v1.1 is here! This release brings key enhancements, including improved diagnostics, authentication updates, and various bug fixes for a smoother user experience.

Tenzir Node v4.20 is here, bringing a host of under-the-hood improvements that pave the way for exciting upcoming changes to the Tenzir Platform.

The Community ID is a standardized flow hash that generates a unique identifier for a network connection. Since it's implemented across multiple tools, it allows for tracking events associated with the same connection across different systems. This is particularly valuable for correlating network and endpoint events.

We are thrilled to announce that after a year of rigorous development and testing, the Tenzir Platform is now generally available! Our journey began at Black Hat 2023, where we first introduced the Tenzir Platform in early access mode. Over the past year, we've worked diligently, incorporating user feedback and refining our technology to ensure stability and performance. Today, at Black Hat 2024, we are proud to officially launch the Tenzir Platform, confident in its capabilities and excited to bring it to a wider audience.

Tenzir v4.19 now supports installing pipelines and contexts together in packages, an all-new mechanism that makes installing integrations easier than before.

Monitoring Tenzir nodes is easier than before with Tenzir v4.18 and its new health metrics.

The new Tenzir v4.17 brings an integration with Azure Log Analytics and adds support for expiring entries in lookup tables.

I spent the past twelve weeks interning at Tenzir and am excited to share my experiences.

Pipelines now connect more flexibly than ever before with Tenzir v4.16 and its upgraded publish and subscribe operators.

Tenzir v4.15 is now available for download. The Tenzir Platform now shows live-updating pipeline activity, and the Tenzir Node has improved support for subnet keys in lookup tables, and installs natively for RedHat Linux and its derivatives.

Introducing Tenzir v4.14: A major update to the summarize operator with new aggreagtion functions, and support for slicing with strides.