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Week of November 2, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings a new release plus a storage change for log bodies that people planning upgrades need to size for. It also adds self-hosted Jira notifications, geo map panels and a traces span drawer, and turns several ClickHouse SQL mistakes into clear 400 responses instead of 500s.

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V0.149.0 is out. Log bodies start moving to native JSON storage with dual ingestion, so plan extra collector, ClickHouse and disk capacity. Also this week: self-hosted Jira, geo map panels, a spans drawer in the traces list, and clearer 400s for ClickHouse SQL mistakes.

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Release v0.149.0 is out. Log bodies are moving to native JSON storage, and logs are dual-ingested from this release, which needs extra collector CPU and memory, ClickHouse CPU and log disk space, so plan capacity before upgrading. Also shipped: the alert rules list now filters, sorts and paginates on the server with filter DSL search; the Jira channel supports self-hosted Jira Server and Data Center 8.14 or newer with a personal access token; a geo map panel for dashboard queries; pie charts that group small slices into an automatic Other slice; a span details drawer in the traces explore list behind a flag; and five more ClickHouse SQL mistakes now return 400 with a suggestion instead of 500.

Week of October 26, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brought two releases and a move of alerting configuration into one place, with routing policies and planned downtime now in full-width tables that show more fields at once. Dashboards gained a scatter plot panel kind, and several fixes address real friction: deleted service accounts freeing their roles, malformed explorer links no longer crashing the page, and webhook auth being simpler to set up.

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This week: v0.148.0 and v0.148.1 released. Alerting configuration now lives in one tab, routing policies and planned downtime are tables, V2 dashboards get a scatter plot panel, and service account deletion now removes its role mappings.

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This week shipped two releases, v0.148.0 and v0.148.1. Alerting configuration for notification channels, routing policies and planned downtime now sits in one tab on the alerts page, and routing policies and planned downtime are shown as full-width tables with column pickers, sorting and row actions. V2 dashboards gain a scatter plot panel with controls for dimensions, axes, point size and opacity. Fixes include service account deletion now removing its role mappings so roles can be freed, explorer links with unsupported queries being repaired instead of crashing, and webhook authentication picked with a radio.

Week of October 19, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brought a release with Telegram notification channels, fine-grained authorization on metrics explorer routes and logs in the GCP integration. Several fixes landed for metric queries, formula heatmaps and anomaly alerts, and the notification channel screens and alert pickers moved further onto the v2 API. Trace details also gained an Overview and Thread tab for reading gen-ai spans as a conversation.

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V0.147.0 is out with a Telegram notification channel form, fine-grained authz on metrics explorer routes and logs in the GCP integration. This week: a thread tab in trace details, scalar metric limits applied after reduceTo, and channel pickers now reading the v2 list API.

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V0.147.0 shipped this week with a Telegram notification channel form, fine-grained authorization on metrics explorer routes, and logs enabled with a collection strategy for the GCP integration. Alongside it, trace details gained an Overview and Thread tab that renders gen-ai spans as a conversation. Scalar metric queries now apply the limit after reduceTo so the right groups are kept, and formula heatmaps put non-positive values in the zero bucket on both axes. The alert rule form and routing policy channel pickers now read the v2 list API and page instead of truncating at 200.

Week of October 12, 2026

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Why it matters

This week the release brings log pipeline ordering, normalized gen_ai messages in thread spans, AI queries in dashboards and variables in panel titles to users. Alert rules gain a server-side clone endpoint while vulnerable v1 rule history endpoints are removed, and saved views and infra monitoring routes now enforce permissions. Several trace detail formatters were added for different provider bodies, and charts now show partial buckets distinctly.

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V0.146.0 is out with log pipeline ordering, gen_ai message normalization, AI queries in dashboards and variables in panel titles. This week also added server-side alert rule cloning, removed vulnerable v1 rule history endpoints, and put saved views and infra monitoring behind per

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V0.146.0 shipped with log pipeline ordering around signozlogsnormalizer, normalized gen_ai messages in thread spans, AI query support in dashboards and dashboard variables in panel titles. Other changes this week: a server-side clone endpoint for alert rules, removal of the vulnerable v1 rule history endpoints, permission gating for saved views, and telemetry resource definitions on all infra monitoring routes. Charts now mark partial time buckets with a dotted ring, and trace details gained formatters for several provider payloads.

Week of October 5, 2026

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Why it matters

This week adds trace summary and thread endpoints that the trace details header and waterfall can read from, reducing work done when opening a trace. Promotion and indexing for trace attributes now works per path, matching how logs bodies are handled. Dashboards gain a heatmap chart and panel plus a reworked panel picker and editor, and the alerts list page gains saved views.

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This week in SigNoz: v0.145.0 released. New trace summary and thread endpoints. Per-path indexes for trace attributes. Saved views APIs for the alerts list. A heatmap chart layer and panel in dashboards. New-panel drawer and redesigned panel editor. Kubernetes status filters in i

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This week in SigNoz: v0.145.0 shipped with a json_body_dual_ingestion flag for dual body ingestion, semconv family resolution across logs and metrics, and page counts in the bottom strip. Traces: a summary endpoint returns the header fields shown with the waterfall plus token and cost totals in one query, and a thread endpoint returns input and output message spans with cursor paging. Promote: trace attributes support per-path indexes, indexing promoted attributes on attributes_promoted and unpromoted ones on attributes, with the prefix requirement in paths removed. Alerts list: saved views CRUD APIs under /api/v2/rule_views. Dashboards: a heatmap chart layer and heatmap panel, a searchable new-panel drawer with section placement, and a redesigned panel editor config pane. Infra monitoring

Week of September 28, 2026

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Why it matters

This week brought improvements to authorization, semantic conventions support, and user experience refinements. Several foundational changes address data migration and API consistency that matter for deployments using proxies or integrating with cloud providers.

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This week: semantic convention resolution for logs and metrics, fine-grained access control on users API, and cloud integration sync state tracking to reduce unnecessary AWS calls.

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This week in SigNoz: semantic convention families now resolve across logs and metrics, users API migrated to resource-based authorization checks, notification channels support proxies without vendor hostname restrictions, and cloud integration tracks sync state to optimize region cleanup. Plus: create alert and add to dashboard actions now live in explorer views.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

V0.143.0 brings dedicated AI Observability tooling for LLM workloads alongside API migrations to v2 endpoints for saved views and notification channels. The release also fixes layout rendering issues, improves query performance, and removes deprecated code paths to streamline the application.

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V0.143.0 ships dedicated AI Observability for LLM and agent workloads with token tracking, cost analysis, and error reporting. Plus new v2 APIs for saved views and alert rules, layout fixes, and performance improvements.

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V0.143.0 is live. We've added dedicated AI Observability for LLM and agent workloads with overview dashboards, token and cost tracking, and explorer views by model, provider, and agent. Behind the scenes: migrated saved views and notification channels to v2 APIs, added new alert rules list API with filtering and sorting, fixed layout rendering and sidebar scrolling issues, and improved query performance. The AI Observability feature is now enabled by default.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

Two new releases shipped with substantial improvements to AI observability features and notification channel handling. The week focused on making defaults smarter (attribute mapping, tokenizer provider) and improving explorability through better quick filters, toolbar configuration, and UI interactions.

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V0.142.0 and v0.142.1 now available. Better AI observability defaults, improved legend interactions, notification channel repairs, and opaque tokens by default.

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SigNoz v0.142.0 and v0.142.1 are live. This week's updates bring smarter defaults for AI observability (pre-configured span groups), improved dashboard interactions (revamped legend controls), better notification management (channel repair API, additional Slack options), and stronger security (opaque tokens now default instead of JWT).

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-09.

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