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Deprecation of legacy log ingestion endpoints

Published: July 1, 2025

Effective: September 30, 2026

Deprecation notice​

As part of our long-term platform modernization effort, Coralogix will permanently deprecate legacy data ingestion endpoints on September 30, 2026.

These endpoints were originally built around a single global load balancer. Over the past three years, we’ve transitioned to region-specific endpoints and infrastructure to improve availability, observability, and security.

Action is required to ensure uninterrupted log ingestion.

Why this is happening​

Legacy ingestion traffic was routed through a shared global load balancer, which made it harder to isolate failures and scale efficiently.
By moving to region-specific ingestion domains and dedicated infrastructure, we now offer:

  • Domain isolation to reduce the impact of failures
  • Improved production observability and monitoring
  • Unified naming conventions (e.g., us1.coralogix.com, eu1.coralogix.com)
  • Streamlined endpoint and IP management

What’s affected​

The following legacy ingestion endpoints will be permanently disabled.

Deprecated public endpoints​

  • api.<coralogix domain>/api/v1/logs
  • api.<coralogix domain>/logs/rest/singles
  • api.<coralogix domain>/logs/rest/bulk

Deprecated private endpoints​

  • private-link.<coralogix domain>
  • private-link-api.<coralogix domain>

These endpoints may be used in:

  • Log shipper configurations (e.g., OpenTelemetry, Filebeat, FluentBit)
  • Kubernetes manifests or Helm values files
  • AWS Lambda, ECS, or container environment variables
  • CI/CD pipelines or automation scripts

Check your configurations for these patterns to identify usage.

What you need to do​

Update your ingestion endpoints​

Replace legacy URLs with the new regional format as follows:

Legacy URLNew URL
api.<coralogix domain>/api/v1/logsingress.<coralogix domain>/logs/v1/bulk
api.<coralogix domain>/logs/rest/singlesingress.<coralogix domain>/logs/v1/singles
api.<coralogix domain>/logs/rest/bulkingress.<coralogix domain>/logs/v1/bulk

Update authentication headers​

Replace the legacy header format:

  • Old: token: <your_api_key>
  • New: Authorization: Bearer <cx_api_key>

Ensure all tools and scripts reflect this change.

Update IP whitelisting (if applicable)​

If your infrastructure restricts outbound access by IP, update to the new CIDR ranges.

Examples:

  • US1 (Ohio): 18.97.138.64/26
  • EU1 (Ireland): 18.97.198.64/26
  • AP2 (Singapore): 18.99.41.64/26

What will happen after September 30, 2026?​

  • Legacy ingestion endpoints will be permanently shut down
  • Any tools using them will fail to ship logs, possibly without warning
  • Data may be lost if configurations are not updated in time
  • Platform monitoring and visibility may be affected

Additional resources​

Use this guide to update your integrationsEverything you need to know about the new Coralogix endpoints
Coralogix EndpointsCoralogix Endpoints

Need help?​

Reach out via our 24/7 in-app support or contact your Technical Account Manager directly. We’re here to help.

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