Having recently completed an internship at a lab at the University of Trento, I noticed how my work at Wuerth-Phoenix has greatly influenced the development of the research I conducted during my internship. In fact in this post I’d like to share my completed project and how it was influenced by my work in Wuerth-Phoenix’s…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug in the NetEye upgrade that regards the update of the Elastic Stack packages in cluster environments. The bug occurred in case of encountered errors and resulted in the procedure finishing the steps instead of instantly aborting the operations. Now is possible to update the nodes of the NetEye cluster without hesitations….
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that regards Tornado Carbon. It is now possible, in the dedicated regex fields, to be assisted in the error check without incoming in an error message during the deployment phase. In addition, a bug that was causing a host’s availability to exceed 100% in SLA reports has been fixed. Updated packages…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that regards the validation of the hostname of a NetEye node. Now is possible to use names starting with upper case characters without any problem. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that regards the neteye upgrade/update process: since there was the risk of failures when the first node of a cluster was already in a standby status, now we implemented an additional check about this possible case. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed several bugs regarding the NetEye first installation on a cluster. It is now possible to successfully run the neteye_secure_install without worrying about possible problems and interruptions. In addition, we fixed the permissions of some configuration files. Updated packages For NetEye 4.30 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug on the command orchestrator module that prevented the correct command to be displayed on the “Command Execution” tab. Now is possible to see the correct command name and associate correctly the execution tab to the selected command. For NetEye 4.29 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that was preventing the first secure install of a cluster to success. Now the ClickHouse autosetup, which contained the spotted bug, has been fixed and updated. Moreover we fixed two bugs related to Tenants having a name starting with numbers. In particular a bug that in this case caused the Satellite…
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that was preventing the first secure install of a cluster to success. Now the ClickHouse autosetup, which contained the spotted bug, has been fixed and updated. For NetEye 4.27 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed a bug that was preventing the first secure install of a cluster to success. Now the ClickHouse autosetup, which contained the spotted bug, has been fixed and updated. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe updated the monitoring plugins package to the last bugfix version 2.3.3. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed edit permissions for module Geo Map. Now users with only editor access will not be able to edit map names. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed role sorting in the Access Control page: now it is possible to view all the roles sorted by name. This viewing settings is settled by default when accessing the Access Control page and can be changed in the dedicated menu. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreWe fixed access permissions for Geo Map module: now also users with only General module access and viewer permission are able to access the module with viewing permissions. For NetEye 4.28 we updated the following packages:
Read MoreIn this bug fix we managed to solve the problem regarding the checkbox usage. The bug we fixed was forcing the checkboxes found in the SLM – Availability Contracts manager status to be true regardless the user choice. For NetEye 4.27 we updated the following packages:
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