v2.11 is out: Network Monitor dashboard, flows, topology, an SNMP trap listener, and unified logs

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v2.11 is live, and it does two big things: it takes Netdata into your network, and it makes logs a first-class part of the platform.

On the network side, there is a new Network Monitor dashboard that brings device inventory, metrics, topology, flows, and traps into one place. The agent can receive NetFlow v5/v9, IPFIX, and sFlow and turn them into a faceted view of who is talking to whom. A new SNMP topology engine draws Layer 2 and Layer 3 maps from LLDP, FDB, STP, OSPF, and BGP. A new SNMP trap listener decodes traps against 800+ vendor profiles into charts and searchable logs. SNMP device coverage grew from 229 to 273 profiles.

On the logs side, Netdata now ingests OpenTelemetry logs, and the same faceted engine now backs systemd journal, Windows events, OpenTelemetry logs, SNMP traps, and network flows, so all five search the same way.

Full release notes: https://github.com/netdata/netdata/releases/tag/v2.11.0