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Multiple API Keys Are Here - More Keys, Better Control, Stronger Security

Today we're rolling out a major upgrade to API Keys in Bindplane. You can now create up to 25 API keys per project, give each one a description, set an expiration date, and delete keys you no longer need. Under the hood, every key is now hashed with Argon2, the modern standard for credential storage. If you've been working around the old single-key limit by sharing one key across CI jobs, scripts, and teammates, this release is for you.

One Collector, Two Teams: How Bindplane Bridges Security and Observability with OpenTelemetry

Observability engineers will spend weeks tuning instrumentation. Security engineers? They want a collector installed and logs flowing — yesterday. And that's actually the magic of OpenTelemetry + Bindplane: from day one you're routing firewall logs, endpoint data, server logs straight into your SIEM with zero instrumentation lift. One toolchain. Two teams. No silos. Filmed at Google Cloud Next '26 — Las Vegas bindplane.com#OpenTelemetry.

From Phishing to SQL Injection: How Breaches Actually Happen

Critical vulnerabilities are critical because they're easy to exploit — but most breaches don't even need them. Tony explains why phishing remains the dominant attack vector, why strong instrumentation matters for forensics (tracing an API call through a database to see exactly what was leaked), and how observability data becomes security data when something goes wrong. The system is harder to breach than the human. And that's the whole game.

Contributing Distributed Partition Ownership to the Azure Event Hub Receiver

If you're running OpenTelemetry collectors against Azure Event Hubs, distributed partition ownership and checkpointing just got significantly better. Your fleet now self-organizes. Failover is automatic. Restarts don't lose data. Here's how we got here.

Faster OpenTelemetry Migrations from Splunk to SecOps with Bindplane

Many security teams are looking to move off Splunk, whether to reduce licensing costs, consolidate their SIEM, or take advantage of Google SecOps' built-in threat intelligence and YARA-L detection capabilities. But migrations aren’t easy, and no one wants to run blind while they evaluate and move to a new platform. With OpenTelemetry and Bindplane, you can easily make the switch to SecOps without impacting your existing stack.

Bindplane Now Ships With a Native AI Skill - Bring Your Own Agent

Today we're rolling out the Bindplane AI Skill, a built-in capability of the Bindplane CLI (v1.98+) that teaches your favorite AI coding tool how to work with Bindplane — natively, accurately, and without the setup headaches of traditional integrations. Read Part 2 of the Bindplane AI Skill series to learn more about how we built it and how it works with real-life examples.

Moving On From MCP: How We Built the Bindplane AI Skill

If you've spent any time wiring AI coding agents into developer platforms over the last year, you've probably reached for MCP. We did too. And after enough sessions watching context windows balloon and tool calls misfire, we started looking for something different. This is the story of what we built instead — a native AI skill for the Bindplane CLI — and the engineering decisions behind it.

OpenTelemetry Project Updates from KubeCon EU '26 in 10 Minutes | The Road to Graduation

OpenTelemetry Project Updates | Observability Day Europe Catch up on the latest OpenTelemetry project updates from Observability Day Europe. This session covers recent stability milestones, new tooling, and what's in progress across the OTel ecosystem.