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# Oct 28, 2025 - v1.96.0

Deprecations

* Bindplane BBolt store has been deprecated since February 2025 and will be removed in January 2026. Please migrate to Postgres as soon as possible. Reach out to support if assistance is required.

Features:

* New Oodle destination
* New macOS Unified Logging source
* Updated OTLP and Bindplane Gateway sources to expose bundled batch processor options
  * Supports disabling bundled batch processor
* Updated Fluent Forward source to support Kubernetes and OpenShift Gateway
* Updated Kafka Stream source to support Kubernetes and OpenShift Gateway

Bug Fixes

* Allow errored agents to be upgraded
* Fix an issue with Kafka Cluster source, where TLS insecure option was incorrectly set
* Fix an issue where `/v1/apply` REST endpoint would return a 202 when the input was malformed. Invalid requests will now return a status 400
* Processor recommendations will no longer appear for read only users

Miscellaneous

* Bindplane metrics
  * New NATS Event Bus Server metrics
    * `nats.server.connection.count`: Total number of connections made to a Bindplane NATS server.
    * `nats.server.connections`: Current number of connections to the Bindplane NATS server.
    * `nats.server.data`: Number of bytes sent and received by the NATS server.
    * `nats.connection.rtt`: Round-trip time of the NATS server connections.
    * `nats.connection.pending`: Data pending to be sent by the NATS connection.
    * `nats.connection.uptime`: Uptime of the NATS connection
* Agent IP address is now extracted from HTTP headers to better detect the agent's IP address
* Removed the deprecated `forwarder` parameter from the [Google SecOps Destination](https://docs.bindplane.com/integrations/destinations/google-secops-chronicle)


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