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Add 2.7 release notes (#7661)
**What this PR does / why we need it**: Adds 2.7 release notes Co-authored-by: JordanRushing <rushing.jordan@gmail.com>pull/7668/head
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title: V2.7 |
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# Version 2.7 release notes |
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Grafana Labs is excited to announce the release of Loki 2.7. Here's a summary of new enhancements and important fixes: |
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## Features and enhancements |
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- **New Internal Server and TLS** TLS can now be configured everywhere and there is an internal server to allow ring, memberlist, and readiness handlers to continue to work without TLS. |
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- **Better Support for Azure Blob Storage** thanks to the ability to use Azure's Service Principal Credentials. |
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- **Logs can now be pushed from the Loki canary** so you don't have to rely on a scraping service to use the canary. |
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- **Additional `label_format` fields** `__timestamp__` and `__line__`. |
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- **New embedded cache** which is an in-process cache system that runs loki without the need for an external cache (like memcached, redis, etc). |
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- **New HTTP endpoint for Ingester shutdown** that will also delete the ring token. |
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- **Faster label queries** thanks to new parallization. |
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- **Introducing Stream Sharding** an experimental new feature to help deal with very large streams. |
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- **Promtail** |
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- support for max stream limit |
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- config reload endpoint / signal |
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- compressed file support |
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- `lambda-promtail` now supports Kinesis data stream events |
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- matches for the journal reader |
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- basic tracing support |
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For a full list of all changes please look at the [CHANGELOG](https://github.com/grafana/loki/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md). |
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## Upgrade Considerations |
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As always, please read the [upgrade guide](../../upgrading/#260) before upgrading Loki. |
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