v.4.14.0 Release
PRODUCT | DATE | RELEASE | ADDITIONAL RESOURCES |
---|---|---|---|
Search | 2025-09-17 | Feature | Known Issues, Cribl Lake Release Notes |
Cribl Search 4.14.0 includes significant performance improvements, new capabilities, and important bug fixes.
Important Changes
These changes to Cribl Search might require you to check or modify existing queries, or other configuration, especially on saved searches.
Lakehouse Datasets Default to Lakehouse Query Execution
When you use Cribl Search to query a Cribl Lake Dataset that’s assigned to a Lakehouse, queries now
default to Lakehouse execution. This returns results faster and more efficiently, but limits the results to the past 30
days, even if the underlying Lake Dataset has a longer retention period. To override the new default and search back
beyond 30 days, precede your query with set lakehouse="off";
(see the docs for details).
Stricter Data Sending Permissions
Search Editors can no longer send search results to custom URLs. However, they can still send results to custom-named
Stream Worker Groups. For details, see the Permissions section of the send
operator doc (available
starting Sep 17).
New Features
This release adds the following new capabilities.
Notebooks (Preview) for Data Investigation Storytelling
Notebooks enable data analysts to collaborate on complex, multi-stage investigations right within Cribl Search. In 14.4.0, we’re releasing Notebooks as a Preview feature. Here’s what you can do with it:
- Iterate: Run multiple searches next to one another, for faster, more efficient investigations.
- Annotate: Add complex notes using Markdown.
- Share: Grant editing or read-only access to your Notebook.
See the Notebooks documentation for details.
Dashboard Interactions Support More Tokens
When you add interactions to Dashboard visualizations, you can now use new token types to help users drill down into underlying values:
$environment.baseUrl$
(static)$environment.type$
(static)$environment.workspace$
(static)$field.name$
(dynamic, the name of the field clicked)$field.value$
(dynamic, the value of the field clicked)$rowData.<fieldname>$
(dynamic, extracts individual fields from returned events)
For details, see Add Interactions to Your Cribl Search Dashboard.
Cribl Search User API Credentials
Organization Owners and Organization Admins can now create API Credentials that assign Cribl Search User Permissions for individual Workspaces.
Cribl Terraform Provider (Preview)
The Cribl Terraform provider is now available in Preview from the Terraform Registry. Use the criblio provider to manage Cribl as part of your infrastructure-as-code workflows and make large deployments repeatable and reliable.
New Cribl.Cloud Regions
We are excited to now support creating Cribl.Cloud Organizations in Switzerland and Singapore AWS Regions (eu-central-2
, ap-southeast-1
).
Corrections
This release includes numerous fixes to various areas of Cribl Search, most notably:
Issue | Description |
---|---|
CRIBL-30786 | percentile , median , and medianif functions now return consistent results, whether you’re searching a Lakehouse or not. |
SEARCH-3389 | Searches executed via the Cribl Search API now use the same default time range values as UI searches. earliest defaults to -1h , and latest to now . |
SEARCH-5899 | When exporting results to Cribl Lake (export to lake ), the search logs now correctly show the number of bytes written. Before, the bytesOut and totalBytesOut fields would incorrectly show 0 in some scenarios. |
SEARCH-9084 | Exporting results to Cribl Lake now correctly returns final search logs upon completion. |
SEARCH-9844 | Searching large (>64 MB) Splunk journal files is now more reliable and scalable. |
SEARCH-10396 | Searches that execute immediately will no longer flicker as Queued in the UI. |
SEARCH-10461 | The number of executors no longer exceeds the max_executors value. |
SEARCH-10553 | On the Cribl Search landing page, the Available Datasets and History sections now display a clearer wording for the last run time (XX minutes ago rather than in XX minutes). |
SEARCH-10569 | We fixed an issue where having a large number of Datasets made the query box work slower. |