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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week centers on v1.5.1, which lowers the load ServiceRadar puts on StarRocks and keeps interactive queries apart from background work. It also closes several silent data-loss paths in the durable edge pipeline, including dropped edge records and sweep batches on write failures, and retires the unreached legacy ingest tree. Camera relay operations gained reconciliation so lost replies for opens and stops can be investigated instead of returning misleading errors.

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V1.5.1 is out: less StarRocks load, interactive queries kept apart from background work, and no more silently dropped edge records or sweep batches. Legacy core ingest tree retired. Camera relay opens and stops can now be reconciled after a lost reply.

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ServiceRadar v1.5.1 is out. It cuts the load the project puts on StarRocks and keeps interactive queries separate from background maintenance, so the warehouse no longer runs out of memory under its own work. It also stops two ways the durable edge pipeline could lose data silently, including dropped edge records and sweep batches on write failures. The unreached legacy core ingest tree is retired, Helm install --wait no longer deadlocks on fresh releases, and camera relay opens and stops can be reconciled after a lost reply. StarRocks installs are pinned to 4.1.7.

Week of October 12, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week fixes several long-running failures in the advisory and inventory pipeline, with faster NVD feed loading and smaller stored advisory payloads. Flow handling becomes StarRocks-only and now honors exporter-declared sampling rates, which matters to anyone reading NetFlow and IPFIX volume. Camera relay behavior and permissions are also tightened.

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This week: flows move to StarRocks only, the NVD advisory feed loads fast enough to finish preflight, IPFIX options sampling rates are applied, camera WebRTC signaling goes to the relay host, and live video is behind a new permission.

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This week the project made several pipeline fixes. Flows are now stored only in StarRocks instead of being dual-written to the legacy table, and the flow collector applies sampling rates that IPFIX and NetFlow v9 exporters declare in options records. The NVD advisory feed load now finishes within preflight, reads gzip shards through end of input, and loads in per-chunk transactions. On the camera side, WebRTC signaling routes to the node hosting the relay, and live video is gated behind a new devices.cameras.view permission. OTLP log bodies over 4096 characters are kept as text.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

StarRocks integration is now production-ready for NetFlow and telemetry, automatically handling schema setup and fixing critical query failures that blocked deployments. Core performance on the Network Flows page improved dramatically by collapsing serial queries, and map visualizations now show complete data instead of truncating to arbitrary limits.

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V1.4.67–68 shipped. StarRocks now serves NetFlow and telemetry. Network Flows page 14× faster. Dashboard maps show all arcs. Flow direction queries work on StarRocks. Schema auto-migrates. Alerts carry device context.

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V1.4.67–68 brings StarRocks to production for NetFlow and telemetry warehousing with automatic schema migration. The Network Flows page went from 14 serial queries to 1, fixing perceived slowness on fast warehouses. Dashboard maps now render complete data instead of truncated samples. Flow direction filters and country breakdowns work on StarRocks deployments. Alert events now carry device context and links to triggering events.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-11.

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