OTel Collector | v0.148.0

OTel Collector v0.148.0 released on 20-03-2026


OTel Collector v0.148.0 is out now. It adds new contrib receivers and an extension plus a few build and distribution updates that matter to integrators, operators and anyone using the contrib or otelcol-k8s distributions.

For full details and component-level changelogs see the v0.148.0 contrib changelog and the v0.148.0 core changelog on GitHub.

What’s in this release

  • New contrib components: ciscoosreceiver (Cisco OS telemetry), pprofreceiver (pprof-based profiling receiver), awslambda receiver (AWS Lambda telemetry), and the azure_encoding extension.
  • Builder Docker image upgraded to Go 1.25 so custom collector build environments will use Go 1.25 going forward.
  • otelcol-k8s distribution now includes the metricsgenerationprocessor for generating synthetic or derived metrics in Kubernetes-tailored deployments.

Upgrade notes

  • Builder image Go 1.25: maintainers and integrators should check compatibility and rebuild any custom collector binaries or dependencies as required after the Go version upgrade; review the builder changes in the core changelog for details.
  • No specific rollback instructions are provided in the release notes; revert to an earlier release tag using your normal rollback procedure if necessary.

Share any comments or practical experience with v0.148.0 on the release pages or the project repositories — reports from real deployments help others decide whether to upgrade.

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