Cribl Lake 4.19.0 (Coming Soon) ​

The following draft provides early access to release notes for the upcoming Cribl Suite product release. Features or functionality presented are not considered binding commitments and are subject to change at the discretion of Cribl at any time for any reason without notice. This information should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions.

Summary ​

Cribl Lake 4.19.0 introduces Azure Storage Class selection for Lake Datasets, the ability to choose any of the 60+ public Azure regions for your BYOS Storage Locations, and a Zscaler Direct Access Source.

New Features ​

This release provides the following new features:

Azure Storage Class Selection for Lake Datasets in Azure Storage Locations ​

When using an Azure BYOS storage location, you can now choose a storage tier for a dataset at creation, from both the UI and the /datasets API (storageClass). The selection persists with the dataset; if omitted, the default tier is used. Storage class can’t be changed after creation.

All Azure Regions Available for BYOS Storage Locations ​

Select any public Azure region (60+) when creating an Azure BYOS storage location for Cribl Lake, with the list kept current as Azure adds regions. Cribl validates that your storage account exists in the selected region. Supports data-residency and compliance needs.

Zscaler Direct Access Source for Cribl Lake ​

Cribl Lake now supports Zscaler as a Direct Access source, enabling your security teams to send Zscaler Cloud NSS logs directly to Lake for faster setup and immediate search and analysis without deploying a separate NSS VM or Stream Pipeline.

Control Your Upgrade Cadence with Cribl.Cloud Release Channels ​

In Cribl.Cloud, Enterprise customers can assign each Workspace to the Regular or Slow release channel. The Regular release channel (default) follows the standard monthly release cadence. The Slow release channel also updates on a monthly basis but is one version behind Regular. Release channels give teams self-service control over Cribl upgrade cadence on a per-Workspace basis and allow them to validate new Cribl versions in pre-production Workspaces before deploying to production environments. Additionally, the Slow release channel is not updated in November and December to accommodate holiday season change freezes.

Multi-region Workspaces in Cribl.Cloud ​

In Cribl.Cloud, Admins can now add new Workspaces in any region, independently of the Organization region. This allows customers with global footprints to locate Workspaces within geographic and political boundaries as needed to meet standards for compliance, data residency and sovereignty, and local processing.

Apps (Preview): Capra in the App Scaffold ​

The Create App scaffold now installs Capra, the Cribl design system, by default. New projects include a Capra-based sample UI, Capra packages from the public npm registry, and AGENTS.md guidance for AI-assisted development. You can use Capra components and design tokens, apply Capra styling with your own components, or replace Capra with another UI stack.

Experience Improvements ​

• Cribl AI is now directly embedded into the suite by default, introducing AI-accelerated workflows across your Workspace. These capabilities are supported by either Cribl-supplied models or your own custom provider configurations, giving you full control over how AI processes your data.

• The Team Details page now lists SSO users under Team Members. SSO users are progressively added to the Team Members list as they log in.

• In the FinOps Center, a new Global Date Range picker lets you set the date range for all of your billing graphs in the FinOps Center at one time, reducing the number of clicks and saving you just a little time for more important work.

• Your Organization role(s) now appear under your name in the account menu, so you can see your role without navigating to Members & Teams.

Corrections ​

SDK Changelogs ​

The Cribl SDKs help you integrate with Cribl and reduce the need for repetitive tasks. We maintain changelogs for each version of the Cribl SDKs in their GitHub repositories:

• Go SDK changelogs: control plane and management plane
• Python SDK changelogs: control plane and management plane
• Typescript SDK changelogs: control plane and management plane