Release Notes: Time Series Analytics 2025#
Version 2025.2#
December 10, 2026
This release introduces comprehensive configuration improvements, GPU acceleration support, and enhanced security measures for the microservice. It offers two deployment options:
Docker compose deployment on single node
Helm deployment on kubernetes single cluster node
New
GPU Acceleration: Added GPU device support with Intel oneAPI integration for improved inference performance
Enhanced Documentation: New comprehensive configuration guides for UDFs, MQTT alerts, and OPC UA alerts
Device selection support for CPU or GPU inference
Improved
Docker Optimization: Upgraded to Kapacitor 1.8.2 with multistage builds for improved efficiency and security
New “How to Configure” guide with example JSON configurations
DockerHub documentation for Docker images and Helm charts
Upgraded base Docker image from Kapacitor 1.7.7 to 1.8.2
Enabled multistage Docker builds reducing image size
Added Nginx root URL routing support
Updated Helm charts and deployment configurations
Improved HTTP status code handling (400, 422, 503) for better error reporting
Standardized logging format using parameterized strings
Removed deprecated Model Registry references
Cleaned up documentation structure across components
Removed oneAPI toolkit to reduce image size
Fixed
Fixed Trivy security vulnerabilities by updating FastAPI and Kubernetes configurations
Resolved bandit security vulnerability for tmp directory usage
Fixed Python linting issues with comprehensive docstrings
Fixed OPC UA alert error code propagation
Corrected documentation links and architecture references
Updated OPC UA server certificate naming
Fixed variable naming and removed duplicate imports
Upgrade Notes
Docker images now use Kapacitor 1.8.2 - UDF implementations updated for API compatibility
Helm chart version updated from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0-weekly
Python dependencies updated across multiple licenses
More details at user-guide
Version v1.0.0#
August, 2026
This is the first version of the Time Series Analytics microservice.
It offers two deployment options:
Docker compose deployment on single node
Helm deployment on kubernetes single cluster node
New
Bring your own Data Sets and corresponding User Defined Functions(UDFs) for custom analytics: Easily implement and deploy your own Python-based analytics logic, following Kapacitor’s UDF standards.
Seamless Integration: Automatically stores processed results back into InfluxDB for unified data management and visualization.
Model Registry Support: Dynamically fetch and deploy UDF scripts, machine learning models, and TICKscripts from the Model Registry microservice, enabling rapid customization and iteration.
Versatile Use Cases: Ideal for anomaly detection, alerting, and advanced time series analytics in industrial, IoT, and enterprise environments.
More details at user-guide