| date | 2021-02-16 | |||||
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| title | Introducing Vector Remap Language | |||||
| description | A lean, fast, and safe language for transforming observability data. | |||||
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| release | 0.12.0 | |||||
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The Vector team is excited to announce the Vector Remap Language (VRL) is an expression-oriented language designed to work with observability data (logs and metrics) in a safe and performant manner. It features a simple syntax, a rich set of built-in functions tailored to observability use cases, and numerous features that set it far apart from other options. This 0.12 release of Vector marks the official release of the language.
Read the announcement post:
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If your interest in VRL is now piqued, we recommend checking out these resources:
- The VRL announcement post on the Vector blog
- The VRL documentation
- VRL examples