We’re excited to introduce our new Searchable Time timestamp in Log Search, which indicates when ingested logs are fully processed and ready for search. Running queries using this timestamp helps you to eliminate errors caused by ingestion latency and non-linear indexing, ensuring non-overlapping time-range queries return complete results without gaps or duplication. Learn more.

Enhancements​

• Azure SQL Managed Instance app. Updated documentation for the Azure SQL Managed Instance app, including detailed steps for collecting logs, audit logs, and metrics.
• Sumo Logic Audit app. Added monitor alerts for the Sumo Logic Audit app.
• CrowdStrike - Falcon Endpoint Protection app. Updated the sample log messages, dashboards, and monitor alerts for CrowdStrike - Falcon Endpoint Protection app to coordinate it with EppDetectionSummaryEvent data type.
• Azure Container Instances app. Updated the Azure Container Instances app to set the default value for resource_type to CONTAINERGROUPS and added the !category field in log query scope.
• Windows Source Template. Released the Windows Source Template version 9.1.0, which tags the default _parser for logs forwarded to Cloud SIEM. For detailed version information, refer to the changelog file.
• Updated OpenTelemetry apps. Redis and HAProxy.

We're excited to announce that Auto Parse Mode is now enabled for MSSPs customers. This feature automatically extracts fields from JSON log messages at search time, reducing manual parsing effort and accelerating analysis. Learn more.

We’re excited to announce that we’ve updated the Webhook Connections setup flow and all related subdirectories (such as Slack, Datadog, Jira, and others) in the Sumo Logic documentations to align with the new Connections page experience. Learn more.

We’re excited to announce that signing in to Sumo Logic is now even more convenient using your Google account credentials. If your email address is associated with a Google account, simply select Continue with Google on the sign-in page to access Sumo Logic with no additional setup required.

You can also use Google SSO when signing up for a new Sumo Logic account. Organizations that use SAML or other identity providers can continue to sign in using their existing authentication methods. Learn more.

New release​

LiteLLM​

We are excited to announce the addition of a native Sumo Logic HTTP Source webhook integration for collecting LiteLLM usage and proxy log data in Sumo Logic. Learn more.

Enhancements​

• VMware Tanzu Application Service. Released Sumo Logic Nozzle for VMware Tanzu versions 1.0.7 and 1.0.8, which add support for Tanzu v10.2. For detailed version information, refer to the changelog file.
• AWS Serverless Application Models (SAM). Released the following two SAMs:
  • sumologic-aws-cloudtrail-benchmark 1.0.22
  • sumologic-guardduty-benchmark 1.0.19

This is an archive of the 2025 Sumo Logic Service Release Notes. To view the full archive, click here. Release notes are available on our website for a rolling multi-year period. For information about older releases, contact Support.

This is an archive of the 2024 Sumo Logic Service Release Notes. To view the full archive, click here. Release notes are available on our website for a rolling multi-year period. For information about older releases, contact Support.

This is an archive of the 2023 Sumo Logic Service Release Notes. To view the full archive, click here. Release notes are available on our website for a rolling multi-year period. For information about older releases, contact Support.

This is an archive of the 2022 Sumo Logic Service Release Notes. To view the full archive, click here. Release notes are available on our website for a rolling multi-year period. For information about older releases, contact Support.