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· 4 min read
Benno Evers
Raghav Narang

Tenzir Node v4.27 enhances the charting capabilities and integrates with IAM for authenticating to Amazon MSK.

· 3 min read
Benno Evers

Tenzir Node v4.26 enhances our native Parquet and OCSF capabilities with a new operator for writing data directly to Amazon Security Lake (ASL).

· 4 min read
Benno Evers

Tenzir Node v4.25 adds new sinks for Snowflake, OpenSearch, and Elasticsearch, allowing seamless data integration and output. It also introduces major enhancements to TQL2, including new language features and operator improvements.

· 5 min read
Dominik Lohmann

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.

· 2 min read
Johannes Misch

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

· 2 min read
Jannis Christopher Köhl
Raghav Narang

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.

· 3 min read
Raghav Narang
Johannes Misch

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

· 9 min read
Matthias Vallentin

How would you create a contextualization engine? What are the essential building blocks? We asked ourselves these questions after studying what's out there and built from scratch a high-performance contextualization framework in Tenzir. This blog post introduces this brand-new framework, provides usage examples, and describes how you can build your own context plugin.