Telegraf 1.39 Release Notes

Telegraf 1.39 introduces several new features and improvements, including the GNMI dial-out input plugin for receiving telemetry data from network equipment like Nokia SR OS devices and enhancements to the OPCUA input plugins, which now support node discovery based on filtering patterns to better adapt to dynamic environments. The release also includes Oracle SQL driver support for streaming metrics using the outputs.sql plugin, custom header support for Kafka messages, and the ability to set custom metadata in MongoDB documents for more efficient querying. Additionally, the outputs.opentelemetry plugin now supports using a proxy or token authentication, while the inputs.system plugin offers more detailed system information, such as DMI hardware and operating system details, requiring users to opt-in via configuration settings. The release invites users to download the latest version, participate in the InfluxDB Community Slack, and explore further learning opportunities through the free InfluxDB University Data Collection with Telegraf course.

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