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10 Sep 2026
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deps(deps): update coverage requirement from >=7.15.3 to >=7.15.4 in /clients/python by @dependabot [bot] in #5410
Full Changelog: v1.9.3...v1.9.4
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deps(deps): bump google.golang.org/grpc from 1.81.1 to 1.82.1 by @dependabot [bot] in #5374
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ci: automate weekly dependency releases on Blacksmith by @aronchick in #5347
Full Changelog: v1.9.1...v1.9.2
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fix: smoke-test friction (version parse, dev-compat, no-profile API) by @aronchick in #5270
Full Changelog: v1.9.0...v1.9.1
deps(python-sdk): refresh for security fixes; require Python 3.10+ by @aronchick in #5265
Full Changelog: v1.8.0...v1.9.0
deps(python-sdk): refresh for security fixes; require Python 3.10+ by @aronchick in #5265
Full Changelog: v1.8.0...v1.9.0-rc1
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Bacalhau v1.8.0 Release Announcement
We're excited to announce Bacalhau v1.8.0: a groundbreaking release that transforms how you can approach distributed computing at the edge. This new release introduces:
In a nutshell, Bacalhau v1.8.0 delivers the integrations and capabilities that you need to reduce costs, improve operational efficiency, and unlock the full potential of your distributed infrastructure.
Let's dive into it to learn more!
Let's talk about the elephant in the room: logging costs. For too long, you've faced a terrible choice: ship all your raw data to Splunk and watch your budget evaporate, or sample your data and risk missing the one critical event you need.
So, what if there could be an alternative solution? Bacalhau's new Splunk integration offers a third, much smarter path. Instead of moving mountains of data, Bacalhau lets you ship the computation to the data source. This fundamentally changes the cost equation.
With v1.8.0, Bacalhau's compute power can be integrated directly into Splunk so that you can:
This isn't a minor tweak. It's a paradigm shift that can cut logging costs by 60-80% while giving you more analytical power. The best part? It all feels native. You use the Splunk dashboards and search queries you already know, while Bacalhau's distributed compute engine works transparently in the background.
Bacalhau v1.8.0 strengthens daemon job reliability with enhanced orchestration. The goal is to ensure comprehensive coverage across dynamic infrastructure.
Our developers have beefed up the entire system for the reliability that production environments demand:
These enhancements are particularly valuable for the Splunk integration, where logging agents must reliably deploy to new infrastructure automatically.
Rounding out the release are features designed to make Bacalhau seamless in an enterprise environment:
Bacalhau v1.8.0 introduces a fundamental transformation in how you manage computational workflows. We've moved beyond cryptic, auto-generated job IDs to a powerful name-based system that supports versioning, updates, and intelligent rerunning.
If you've ever felt the pain of managing workflows using nothing but UUIDs, this update is for you. We've completely reimagined job lifecycle management to be intuitive, version-controlled, and built for humans.
Jobs are now identified by meaningful names you define in your spec:
# Before: Cryptic UUID management
bacalhau job describe j-f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479
# After: Intuitive name-based operations
bacalhau job describe monthly-sales-report-generatorEvery job submission with an existing name creates a new version. The enhanced --dry-run functionality provides server-side diff previews, showing exactly what will change before applying updates:
# Preview changes with detailed diff
bacalhau job run --dry-run updated-pipeline.yaml
# Work with specific versions
bacalhau job logs data-analysis --version 2
bacalhau job describe ml-model-training --version 1The new rerun command eliminates the need to resubmit jobs. This avoids you from creating new versions of existing jobs while preserving history:
# Rerun the latest version
bacalhau job rerun data-processing-pipeline
# Rerun a specific version
bacalhau job rerun ml-training-job --version 3Also, this versioning system is fully backward compatible: existing workflows using job IDs continue to work while new capabilities are available for adoption at your own pace.
Bacalhau v1.8.0 is available now with full backward compatibility. Existing workflows continue to operate unchanged while new capabilities are available for immediate adoption:
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This release introduces enterprise support options, enhanced partitioning capabilities, improved networking, comprehensive authentication, and signifi
This release introduces enterprise support options, enhanced partitioning capabilities, improved networking, comprehensive authentication, and significant WebAssembly enhancements.
env: prefix in job specificationscount field now defaults to 1 instead of 0NetworkDefault type for automatic networking configurationExplore the complete release details including FAQs, implementation guides and enterprise licensing information in our comprehensive v1.7.0 documentation. The full documentation includes detailed answers to common questions about partitioning strategies, authentication methods, S3 integration, and enterprise support options.
Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.7.0
Make Authentication Bypass test more robust by @jamlo in #4901
Full Changelog: v1.7.0-rc1...v1.7.0-rc2
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This release introduces enterprise support options, enhanced partitioning capabilities, improved networking, comprehensive authentication, and signifi
This release introduces enterprise support options, enhanced partitioning capabilities, improved networking, comprehensive authentication, and significant WebAssembly enhancements.
env: prefix in job specificationscount field now defaults to 1 instead of 0NetworkDefault type for automatic networking configurationFull Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.7.0-rc1
Networking Opt-Out Configuration : Added new JobAdmissionControl.RejectNetworkedJobs configuration to allow users to explicitly opt-out of networking.
JobAdmissionControl.RejectNetworkedJobs configuration to allow users to explicitly opt-out of networking. Currently, Bacalhau rejects networking by default and requires users to opt-in using JobAdmissionControl.AcceptNetworkedJobs=true. This new parameter is the first phase of a major change where networking will be enabled by default in v1.7 (planned for release in the coming weeks). Users who need to maintain disabled networking should begin transitioning to the new RejectNetworkedJobs=true configuration now to ensure a smooth upgrade path.Full Changelog: [v1.6.4...v1.6.5](v1.6.4...v1.6.5)
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