Release Notes — 2.82

Covers the 2.82 release series. Most recent patch: 2.82.2.

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

New features & improvements

• Terraform provider docs in the Platform tab — a new Terraform section covers getting started, best practices and current limitations of the Monad Terraform provider. Docs → (2.82.1)
• Guide: sending data to Panther via S3 — the former Panther S3 page is now a step-by-step user guide. Docs → (2.82.1)

New connectors

• Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM (output) — sends your data to a Cortex XSIAM HTTP Log Collector, so events processed in Monad land in XSIAM for detection and investigation. Docs → (2.82.1)
• Google Threat Intelligence IOCs (input) — collects high-confidence indicators (files, URLs, domains, IP addresses) from Google Threat Intelligence (Mandiant) hourly threat lists, filtered by GTI score, for detection and enrichment. Docs → (2.82.1)

Fixes

• HTTP output can be created without batch settings — batch settings are documented as optional, but leaving them out failed; the defaults now apply. (2.82.1)
• Large "records observed" counts display compactly — big numbers in the schema drift records-observed view now use compact notation. (2.82.1)
• HTTP inputs accept legacy API keys again — HTTP-based inputs, including OpenTelemetry, could reject API keys created before June 26, 2026 with a 401; they are accepted again. Self-hosted installs on 2.82.0 or 2.82.1 that supply JWT_SIGNING_KEY through api.externalsecret without enabling http-input.externalsecret should upgrade to 2.82.2. (2.82.2)

Breaking changes

• Terraform and API: the Databricks Lakehouse output no longer accepts a top-level batch_config — batch settings moved under each write mode in 2.79.1, and the old settings.batch_config key is no longer read. Existing outputs were migrated automatically, and the Monad UI is unaffected. Action: if you manage a Databricks Lakehouse output with Terraform or the API, move batch_config under the write mode (settings.write_mode.<mode>.batch_config). Docs → (2.82.1)

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