v.4.12.2 Release
| PRODUCT | DATE | RELEASE | ADDITIONAL RESOURCES |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lake | 2025-06-18 | Maintenance | Known Issues, Cribl Search Release Notes |
Cribl Lake 4.12.2 enables you to run Cribl Search queries against multiple Datasets simultaneously, at Lakehouse speed. It also provides several Lake-specific corrections.
New Features
This release includes the following enhancement:
Multiple-Dataset Lakehouse Searches
A Cribl Search query against multiple Lakehouse-assigned Datasets can now execute at Lakehouse speed. (Previously, the Lakehouse performance boost worked only with one Dataset at a time). Beyond the Lakehouse assignment, your query must also meet one of these conditions:
Include only operators from the following group:
cribl,centralize,extend,extract,foldkeys,limit,mv-expand,pivot,project,project-away,project-rename,search, andwhere.Or, if you use any other operators, insert the
centralizeorlimitoperator before them. (Result counts will be further constrained by usage group limits.)
If neither of the above conditions is met, or if your query includes non-Lakehouse Datasets, the query will run at standard speed.
Corrections
This release includes the following fixes:
| ID | Description |
|---|---|
LAKE-868 | Cribl Search now returns results, as intended, for DDSS-formatted Cribl Lake Datasets populated using Direct Access. |
| LAKE-850 | Cribl Lake Datasets whose names begin with a number can now be assigned to Lakehouses. |
| LAKE-883 | The Lakehouse Monitoring dashboard now correctly refreshes when you switch between Lakehouses. |
| LAKE-876 | Adding new Lake Datasets on the Free plan no longer results in errors. |