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Version: 0.1.0

Version 0.1.1

Released: September 7, 2026

This release focuses on stability and connector reliability. All issues included in version 0.1.1 are completed and shipped.

Version 0.1.1 delivers targeted fixes across core processing, syslog ingestion, Kafka connector startup behavior, and PDL edit persistence. The main outcome is improved runtime stability after stop/restart cycles and more reliable configuration behavior in production environments.

Highlights​

  • Improved syslog source reliability during stop and restart operations
  • Resolved connector stall and restart behavior in the syslog source connector
  • Fixed Kafka source startup failure caused by interval_ms being passed incorrectly to librdkafka
  • Corrected PDL edit persistence so processing task updates remain consistent

Issue summary​

IssueTypePrioritySummary
PADAS-856BugHigh[core] Syslog source goes zombie after stop/restart (no_task_running_mismatch) — TCP accepts, no stream ingest
PADAS-859BugHigh[connector] syslog source connector stall and restart issue
PADAS-861BugMedium[core] Kafka source connector fails to start when interval_ms is set (passed to librdkafka)
PADAS-862BugMedium[Server] Processing task PDL edit does not persist: queries_inline updated but queries[].pdl stays stale

What changed​

Core stability​

PADAS-856 fixes a high-impact syslog issue where the source could appear available after a stop/restart cycle but silently fail to ingest streams.

Impact: reduces the risk of false service health signals where TCP connections are accepted but data processing does not resume correctly.

Connector reliability​

PADAS-859 resolves stalling and restart problems in the syslog source connector.

Impact: improves operational resilience for teams relying on long-running syslog ingestion pipelines.

Kafka configuration handling​

PADAS-861 fixes a startup failure triggered when interval_ms was forwarded to librdkafka.

Impact: Kafka source connectors now start correctly when this setting is used, reducing configuration-related deployment failures.

PDL persistence​

PADAS-862 corrects an inconsistency where editing a processing task updated queries_inline but left queries[].pdl stale.

Impact: task edits now persist consistently, reducing confusion and preventing mismatches between displayed and stored logic.

If you operate syslog or Kafka-based ingestion, validate restart behavior and configuration handling after deploying 0.1.1.

  • Restart syslog sources and confirm ingestion resumes normally
  • Verify syslog connectors do not stall during normal operation or recovery
  • Start Kafka source connectors using interval_ms and confirm successful initialization
  • Edit a processing task PDL and confirm persisted values remain in sync

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