Integrations

Setup audit, Cloudflare over OAuth, and a new Ingestion page

Check your whole Maple setup in one report, connect Cloudflare without Logpush or an agent, and find your endpoint and keys in one place.

  • Setup audit. Open Settings → Setup Audit for a report of 41 checks across alerting, ingest coverage, attributes and trace completeness. It catches problems that otherwise fail silently: an alert rule routed to a deleted destination, a service whose logs and traces use different service.name values, or traces with spans whose parent never arrived. The same report is available through the audit_setup MCP tool.
  • Cloudflare over OAuth. Connect a Cloudflare account from Integrations and Maple pulls its analytics for you, with no Logpush jobs or agent to run. Cloudflare gets its own page under Infrastructure → Cloudflare, and zone analytics can be filtered by path, country and client.
  • Ingestion settings. Settings → Ingestion puts your endpoint and keys on one card, with a live status banner showing whether data is arriving. API keys can be revealed from a masked value, and you set scopes and expiry when you create one.
  • Integrations. The integrations list, empty states and drill-ins were redesigned. Searching Kubernetes and host lists now filters in place instead of reloading the page.
  • Local mode gained metrics, services and errors views, plus telemetry archives.
  • Chat anywhere. Maple AI moved out of the sidebar into a slide-over you can open from any page. Press C, or use the button in the header.

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