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Release Notes

Release Notes — 2.58

Covers the 2.58 release series. Most recent patch: 2.58.5.

Unless a subsection notes otherwise, changes apply to both Monad SaaS and self-hosted.

New features & improvements

SaaS & self-hosted

• Configurable SSO session timeout — set how long an SSO session stays valid on a connection, so you can tighten or relax re-authentication to match your security posture.
  • Access: opt-in — set the timeout on an SSO connection's configuration.
• Organization-scoped GitHub Actions webhook input — scope the GitHub Actions webhook input at the organization level so a single input covers every repository in a GitHub org, instead of wiring one per repo.
  • Access: opt-in — select organization scope when configuring the GitHub Actions webhook input.
• ~30 input connectors are now Generally Available — a large batch of input connectors graduated from Beta to GA, so they're production-ready with the beta tag removed.
• OpenTelemetry (OTEL) output is now Generally Available — the OTEL output graduated from Beta.
• Connect multiple incoming edges to a node — a pipeline node can now accept multiple incoming edges, for more flexible pipeline topologies.
• Zoom meeting logs — timestamp parsing — the automatic time parser now recognizes the Zoom meeting logs timestamp format, so Zoom meeting activity ingests with correct event times.
• Azure Event Hub — record location — tell the Azure Event Hub input where the record sits inside the event payload, so it maps correctly into your pipeline.
  • Access: opt-in — set the record-location field when configuring the Azure Event Hub input.

Self-hosted / dedicated (Azure) only

• AWS access from Azure-hosted deployments without static keys — a Monad deployment running on Azure (AKS) can assume your AWS IAM roles using short-lived OIDC web-identity tokens, removing the need for long-lived AWS access keys on AWS inputs and outputs. Docs →
  • Access: opt-in — create an OIDC identity provider plus web-identity/target roles in your AWS account (see docs); Monad supplies your cluster's issuer URL, subject, audience and Org ID.

Self-hosted only

• Sign in with SSO from the local login page — on-prem deployments using local (username/password) auth can now hand off to your configured SSO provider straight from the login screen.
  • Availability: self-hosted deployments with local (username/password) auth and SSO configured.
  • How: on the login page, choose Sign in with SSO and enter your work email.

New connectors

• Snowflake — Authentication Logs (input) — collect Snowflake authentication events (login attempts, MFA usage, failed logins) so you can monitor sign-in activity through your Monad pipelines. Docs →
• Confluent Cloud — Audit Logs (input) — ingest Confluent Cloud audit events (authentication, authorization, and management activity) directly from the confluent-audit-log-events topic. Docs →
• MuleSoft Anypoint Platform — Audit Logs (input) — bring MuleSoft Anypoint Platform audit events into Monad pipelines to track administrative and access activity. Docs →
• Hydrolix (output) — send pipeline data to Hydrolix for cost-efficient, high-volume log storage and query. Docs →
• Experian — Audit Logs (input) Beta — ingest Experian audit-log events into Monad. Docs →
• AlienVault OTX — Indicators (input) Beta — pull threat-intel indicators (IP / domain / latest) from AlienVault OTX for enrichment and detection. Docs →
• NetSuite — SuiteBilling Audit Logs (input) Beta — ingest NetSuite SuiteBilling audit events to track billing-system administrative activity. Docs →
• Plaid — Webhooks (input) Beta — receive Plaid webhook events into your pipelines. Docs →
• MLflow — Experiments (input) — ingest MLflow experiment records so model-training activity flows through your pipelines. Docs →
• MLflow — GenAI Traces (input) — ingest MLflow GenAI trace records for visibility into model interactions. Docs →
• Apple Business — Audit Events (input) Beta — ingest Apple Business Manager audit events. Docs →

Fixes

• Node details no longer cut off in the pipeline view — the node-detail panel now renders fully.
• Alert rules no longer fire for deleted pipelines — deleting a pipeline now detaches it from any alert rule scoped to it, so those rules stop evaluating against a resource that no longer exists.
• S3 input compression and error reporting — S3-based inputs detect gzip automatically from the content itself, and JSONL parse errors are clearer and actionable.
• Return to your destination after login — following a link into the app while signed out now returns you to the page you originally requested, instead of a generic landing page.
• Transform key paths accept dashes and dots — key/path premade transforms no longer reject key names containing - or ..

Breaking changes

None.

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