Telegraf | v1.38.4

Telegraf v1.38.4 released on 11-05-2026


Telegraf v1.38.4 is out now. It delivers agent and core robustness fixes (Windows service startup errors are now logged to the configured logger, the log-file directory is created when needed, and the agent resets its secret-counter on reload) together with a set of input/output stability and correctness fixes.

See the GitHub release for the full changelog and review the published binaries and checksums on dl.influxdata.com before upgrading.

What’s in this release

  • Agent and core reliability fixes: Windows service startup errors are logged to the configured logger; the configured log-file directory is created when required; the agent resets its secret-counter on reload to avoid secret reuse. Common.adx Close is now safe to call multiple times and OPC UA decoding was improved to support byte arrays.
  • Inputs and outputs stability fixes: examples include inputs.diskio honouring host-path environment variables on Linux, inputs.docker locking the stats cache, inputs.kinesis_consumer locking shard consumer persistence, inputs.lustre2 exposing explicit cache/sample/page fields, inputs.opcua disabling auto-reconnect to prevent session floods, outputs.graylog transparently reconnecting when a TCP peer closes, and outputs.timestream returning write-factory errors.
  • Dependency and packaging updates: numerous downstream library bumps (for example cloud.google.com/go, google.golang.org/grpc, modernc.org/sqlite, github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql and others) and platform/architecture binaries (RPM, DEB, tar.gz, dmg, zip) published with SHA256 checksums on dl.influxdata.com.

Upgrade notes

  • No breaking changes are reported in the release notes; if you build from source or vendor modules, review the dependency bumps for downstream impacts on your integrations.
  • If you need to roll back, install a previous Telegraf package from the dl.influxdata.com release archive and verify checksums before deploying.

Share any feedback or issues on the project’s GitHub — your reports help catch regressions and shape follow-up fixes.

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