Developer Release Notes

APIs

The Lookup Table Management API is now in closed beta. You can use the API to view and manage lookup tables. A lookup table is a table of data hosted on Sumo Logic that you can use to enrich the log and event data received by Sumo Logic. For more information, see APIs in Beta.

APIs 

The App Installation API is now in open beta. You can use the API to view and install Sumo Logic applications. For more information, see APIs in Beta.

APIs

Update - Steps for generating clients now use OpenAPI Generator instead of Swagger Codegen. Using Swagger Codegen will generate a backward incompatible client. For more details, see https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/issues/9103

APIs

New - Content, Folder, and Permissions Management APIs allow you to manage content in your organization’s Library from HTTP endpoints.

APIs

Update - The Collector Management API can return Collectors by name and manage offline Collectors with the aliveBeforeDays parameter.

APIs

New - The Ingest Budget Management API allows you to manage ingest budgets from HTTP endpoints.

Collection

Update - Added hostname as a Collector environment variable in our Docker image.

APIs 

Update - The security services of our API framework has been upgraded. API requests with multiple forward slashes (//) will receive a "500 Internal Server Error" response.

APIs 

New - User and Role APIs allow administrators to programmatically create and manage users and roles, making it easy to integrate Sumo into existing onboarding/offboarding business workflows.

API Beta 

New - As part of our new API-centric development approach, we have several Sumo Logic APIs now available. Contact your sales rep to sign up to be one of our Beta Customers for the following APIs:

• Connections
• Content
• Field Extraction Rules
• Ingest Budgets
• Partitions
• Roles
• Scheduled Views
• Users

And the following APIs are coming soon:

• Dashboards
• Metrics Monitors

Search Job API 

New -  Receipt time is now available for scheduled searches, share links for searches, pinned searches, and Search Job API queries. To support receipt time, the Search Job API has a new parameter, byReceiptTime.

Search Job API  

Techniques that manage load, like rate limiting and throttling, help keep the Sumo platform reliable and stable. Towards that end, a new Search Job API throttling limit was introduced today. Until now, search jobs were subject only to the global rate limit: each user is limited to four API requests/second. Now, to improve reliability Sumo is limiting the number of active search jobs for a given account to 200. To manage the number of active search jobs you can manually clear completed searches. For more information, see Search Job API throttling.