Release v1.15.0 - Introducing GDNA 🎈🎂
Change Log
Version v1.15.0
v1.15.0 Changes
🎁 Introducing GDNA 🎈
GDNA (Geneos Dynamic Netprobe Analysis) gives an overview of the levels of Geneos monitoring coverage in your I.T. estate and prompts action to ensure that there are no gaps in the visibility of the health of your applications and systems. It does this through analysing Geneos license allocation data and applying heuristics to plugin usage information to present visual indications of coverage levels through two dashboards.
For many users installing GDNA is as easy as starting up a docker container after configuring the data sources.
See the
gdna
README for more details.
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General / Miscellaneous
- Move to Apache 2 license, from MIT, for clarity and conforming to ITRS company guidance
- Move cron Centos 8/9 test images to UBI 8/9 respectively
- Change all warning triangles in docs and comments ("
⚠️ ") to to more friendly bulb ("💡")
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tools/geneos
- Refactor internal routines to iterate over instances. Reduces the number of similar functions and inter-dependencies.
- Refactor other function names for clarity
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pkg/config
- Add a
UseKeyFile()
option to expand functions to allow overriding the key file to use
- Add a
v1.15.0 Fixes
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gdna
- Fix broken modifiers that result in no data visibility with updated sampler name
- While fixing above also fix references to old
t1
column to use100
to indicate complete coverage - Fix logfile selection from command line
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tools/geneos
- Fix the incorrect selection of archive directories in
package install
when using the-L
option - Fix the
--nosave
option by resetting error in return to nil, as it was a "valid" failure
- Fix the incorrect selection of archive directories in
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pkg/config
- Fix use of "internal defaults" in Load() when using the SetConfigFile() option
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Documentation
- Fix emoji in generated PDF files in Dockerfile by adding an appropriate font
- Fix missing screenshots in markdown files exported to releases by merging all screenshots directories and shipping that too. PDFs not affected.