Changelog

JSON Flattening in Log Pipelines

Added JSON flattening support in log pipelines to simplify nested JSON structures for better querying and analysis.

• Flatten nested JSON logs into simpler key-value structures for easier searching and filtering
• Configure flattening depth and custom path prefixes to control how nested objects are processed
• Use predefined mapping templates for common fields like environment, host, service, severity, span_id, and trace_id
• Create custom field mappings to transform JSON structures into the format you need

This feature helps you parse complex nested JSON logs into flattened structures, making it easier to query and analyze log data in SigNoz.

New Datasources and Integrations

We've added new datasource documentation to the onboarding screen to help you get started faster with existing integrations.

• Migration guides added to onboarding: ELK Stack, New Relic, and self-hosted to Cloud
• Application monitoring docs now in onboarding: WordPress, Cloudflare Workers, and OpenAI/LLM
• Infrastructure monitoring docs added: Azure MySQL, Snowflake, systemd logs, and HTTP endpoints
• New CI/CD section in onboarding: GitHub metrics and Actions traces, Jenkins monitoring and tracing, ArgoCD metrics
• One-click AWS integrations added to onboarding: DynamoDB, ECS, EKS, ElastiCache, S3 Sync, SNS, SQS

Ingestion Keys for Self-hosted Users with License

Restored access to ingestion keys and settings for self-hosted users with licenses. Self-hosted users can now view and manage ingestion keys directly in the SigNoz interface and access ingestion settings for both admin and editor roles.