We fixed the following 4 bugs related to upgrade procedure to ELK 8. Firstly, we fixed an issue with a script used to set the correct number of replicas for single-node installations, which was throwing an error in case a certain system index, already having the correct setting, was being affected by the procedure. Moreover,…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in a check pre-upgrade related to the upgrade to Elastic Stack 8 which did not identify correctly the cases in which a single critical system index needs migration. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed the following 4 bugs related to El Proxy. The first bug was that there was large RAM consumption during the verification in case the verified blockchain contained a large number of corruptions. With the fix, the list of found corruptions, which caused the problem, is now exported in a .ndjson.gz file, for easier…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in a check pre-upgrade related to the upgrade to Elastic Stack 8 for which, in case some critical system indices need to be migrated, the upgrade was prevented. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed an issue for which El Proxy, when writing logs to the DLQ due to the impossibility to index logs in Elasticsearch, would not write the original received log but a “reduced version” used in the previous retries. With the released version, the original document is now written in DLQ. Updated packages For NetEye…
Read MoreWe fixed an issue for which El Proxy was taking long to acknowledge multiple corruptions at large iterations. With the newly released version is now possible to use the acknowledge-range command to acknowledge multiple corruptions with a single command. For more information, check out the NetEye User Guide. Updated packages For NetEye 4.31 we updated…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that regards the neteye alyvix-node setup command, which was not specifying the version of the Alyvix API to consume, thus leading to an error. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed an issue where the check of the upgrade prerequisites was failing in case no prerequisites were found. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that caused a failed authentication of Alyvix sessions having some special characters in the password, due to an inconsistent encoding. Moreover, we fixed an issue related to the installation procedure of the feature modules packages on satellites, which under some circumstances was not marking the corresponding DNF group as installed. Furthermore,…
Read MoreGeneral Authentication via request-header backend We fixed a bug that did not allow the role to be associated with a user who was part of an LDAP group when the user logged in via the request-header backend. Tornado Tornado Director retry loop We fixed a bug that triggered the Tornado Director in a retry loop…
Read MoreIn my previous post, we saw how it’s possible to build a simple Grafana Data Source Plugin, which we can use to read data from whatever source we’d like to use. In particular, we used it to read data from a simple web service we created so we could expose data containing some outliers. In…
Read MoreIn this article, I’d like to step through the development of a simple Proof of Concept (POC) Grafana data source with you where we retrieve data from an API, apply an outlier detection technique, and then visualize the end results in a dashboard. So… let’s begin! Note: All the code discussed in this blog post…
Read MoreWe fixed an issue in Grafana for which the panel description icon and the panel title resulted overlapped. For NetEye 4.27 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed an issue in Grafana for which the panel description icon and the panel title resulted overlapped. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed an issue in Grafana for which the panel description icon and the panel title resulted overlapped. For NetEye 4.26 we updated the following packages:
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