Below is the list of blog posts with the “announcement” category.

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releases  |  Enterprise Edition

Announcing NXLog Enterprise Edition 6.0

We proudly announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 6.0. This major release includes new NXLog language data types, additional TCP and HTTP configuration options, and enhancements to our Elasticsearch and remote administration modules. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Important While upgrading, please read our guide on how to migrate from NXLog Enterprise Edition 5 to NXLog Enterprise Edition 6, as there are some incompatibilities between the two, which may require configuration changes.
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release  |  Raijin database

Raijin announces release of version 1.2

Raijin has announced the release of version 1.2 of its powerful, schemaless SQL-like database engine. This version introduces significant performance improvements and usability enhancements. Faster data ingestion and query performance This release optimizes data ingestion by introducing partial parallelization. Raijin Database now parses and inserts batches of data simultaneously, resulting in up to 15% faster ingestion. The team also addressed bottlenecks in the SELECT and COPY statements and implemented several optimizations to improve overall query performance.
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releases  |  Enterprise Edition

Announcing NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.9

We are proud to announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 5.9. This release focuses on bringing you new supported platforms and configuration options. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Added protocols to network packet capture information Our administrative module (xm_admin) now returns a list of protocols configured in a packet capture (im_pcap) instance when you request server or module information. This allows you to track, count, and report on the network protocols you are monitoring.
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release  |  Raijin database

Raijin announces release of version 1.1

Raijin has announced the release of version 1.1 of its powerful, schemaless SQL-like database engine. Many new features have been added to version 1.1. Let’s take a look at the highlights. Prometheus exporter improvements Introduced disk usage statistics - Disk usage statistics about free space availability and file system size were introduced. Introduced query statistics - Event and query statistics were introduced in the Prometheus exporter. The following statistics can be queried:
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releases  |  Enterprise Edition

Announcing NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.8

We are proud to announce the latest release of NXLog Enterprise Edition, version 5.8. Our newest release includes new modules, better integrations, and additional metrics to collect across your organization. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Native Salesforce module We’ve built a new native module (im_salesforce) for ingesting logs from Salesforce. With this, you no longer have to run an external Python-based Add-On script.
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release announcement  |  Community Edition

Announcing NXLog Community Edition 3.2

We’re glad to announce the latest release of NXLog Community Edition. This release mainly fixes an issue where the file_name() function returns an unknown error. We’ve also stopped officially supporting the Android mobile operating system. Get in touch with our team if you have any questions, or request a free trial of our flagship log collection solution, NXLog Enterprise Edition, below. GET STARTED TODAY: CONTACT US Our experts are happy to help REQUEST A FREE TRIAL Give NXLog Enterprise Edition a try GET PRICING Request a quote NXLog Ltd.
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release  |  Raijin database

Raijin announces release of version 1.0

Raijin has announced the release of version 1.0 of its powerful schemaless SQL database engine, furthering its goal of "solving schema rigidity" in modern databases. Many new features have been added to this version 1.0 milestone release. Let’s take a look at some of the headline features. The power of SQL without the drawbacks SQL has been the titan of database query languages for decades, and it is still ubiquitous the world over.
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NXLog in the world  |  social

NXLog in the world - January 2023

A round-up of some of our favorite social media chatter about NXLog this month. Tecmint: Most notable open source log collection tools - NXLog features on the list of top centralized log collection tools Blumira: Windows Firewall with GPOs - NXLog is recommended to be used in managing the Windows Firewall with GPOs NSTEC: Exploring the benefits of SCEP - NXLog is recommended for collecting logs for System Center Endpoint Protection
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Enterprise Edition  |  releases

Announcing NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.7

New year, new NXLog Enterprise Edition. Our developers have been hard at work throughout the holiday season to release the latest version of our flagship log collection solution. We are proud to announce NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.7, which includes bug fixes, security updates, and, of course, many new features. Read on to find out more about some of these new features. Native support for Google Cloud Logging, Amazon S3, and Microsoft 365 Google Cloud Logging, Amazon S3, and Microsoft 365 integrations were already available as Add-Ons to NXLog Enterprise Edition.
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2022 review  |  highlights

NXLog - 2022 in review

We’ve come to the end of 2022, and what a year it’s been. It was a year marked by war, economic toil, and addressing the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. Europe was immediately thrust into crisis in February when the Russia-Ukraine War began. Unfortunately, as an Eastern European-based company, many of our colleagues were directly affected by it. Then, more recently and in the United States especially, many tech companies began restructuring their organizations to deal with the looming economic problems that are forecast.
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google chronicle  |  siem  |  integration  |  features

NXLog provides native support for Google Chronicle

We are delighted to announce that with the release of NXLog Enterprise Edition 5.5, NXLog provides native support for sending log data to the Google Chronicle threat intelligence platform. About Google Chronicle Google Chronicle is a cloud-native SIEM service provided on the Google Cloud Platform. It allows organizations to normalize, correlate, and analyze their logging data. Chronicle makes threat hunting easy by empowering security experts to investigate logs allowing them to take a holistic approach to threat detection.
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nxlog ce  |  raijin  |  analytics  |  database  |  features

NXLog Community Edition support for Raijin Database

Last month saw the release of NXLog Community Edition version 3.0. One of the major new features in this release is the added support for sending log data to Raijin Database. This feature opens up exciting possibilities for implementing a custom centralized log collection and storage solution. What is Raijin Database? Raijin Database is a free-of-charge schemaless database engine explicitly designed to store data for analytics efficiently. The fact that it does not require you to define a schema up-front makes it well suited for storing event logs from diverse sources containing different types of information in a structured format.
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Responsible disclosure - Our encounter with Monero mining

On the 18th of March, we noticed some unusual activity on one of our servers we use for build automation. Further investigation revealed that an outside party had deployed a Monero miner. The server was immediately taken offline. There was no customer data stored on the server and we have since replaced all our private keys and secrets that might have been potentially compromised. After careful and thorough investigation of the incident, we decided to publish this announcement and share this news with our customers and users, hoping that it might serve as a lesson for others.