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Graylog 1.1.5 released

Graylog 1.1.5 is a small bug fix release in the 1.1.x version line. If you are using earlier versions of Graylog 1.1.x, we strongly recommend you upgrade to 1.1.5.

Please see below for more details.

DOWNLOAD GRAYLOG 1.1.5

Graylog 1.1.5 can be downloaded from here.

UPGRADE NOTES

Please refer to the blog posts about the release of Graylog 1.1.0 and Graylog 1.1.1 for specific instructions on upgrading from Graylog 1.0.x to 1.1.x.

CHANGES SINCE GRAYLOG 1.1.4

Our virtual appliance in OVA format has been updated. Read more about it here.

Docker packages are available on Docker Hub and our DEB/RPM packages can be found here.

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Please report any bugs you find or questions you have through one of our community channels. Feature ideas are welcome in our product idea portal.

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