This document contains release notes for op5 Monitor 5.5.0. The document is intended to give brief information about the new release. It is directed towards staff responsible for managing op5 products.
The main new feature in this release is the possibility to limit the rights in what objects a administrator have access to. Apart from this a number of bugs related to back-end stability have been fixed.
The release of op5 Monitor 5.3 includes both new feature and bug fixes from op5 Monitor 5.2. Close to 60 bugs have been fixed, most of them minor but we also got rid of a few more serious problems.
The release of op5 Monitor 5.2 is mostly about our new method for distributed, redundant and load balanced setups with automatic failover. This will give the end user a range of possible ways to setup his environment.
With op5 Monitor 5.o the new GUI is default. To serve the user interface (Ninja) and Nagvis with easy accessible status data to display we have created Merlin, which put status data from op5 Monitor into a database. Merlin will also become the base layer for future easy and scalable distributed and redundant setups.
This release of op5 Appliance System 3.5 is mostly about updating packages for the underlying operating system. While we are at it we also update the op5 Config tool used to configure system related settings. Included are also an improved backup utility.
With the release of LogServer 3.5 weadd the possibility to link logging hosts to information in op5 Monitor or other external tool holding information about the hosts. When enabled the 'host' column in the logserver view gui turns into a link pointing to the status page of that host in op5 Monitor or other site containing information about the host.
Release Notes for op5 Monitor 4.2. with new GUI, new network map add-on and a backend module enabling for future easy and scalable distributed and redundant setups.
In this release of LogServer 3.3 we have refactored parts of the code to improve stability and maintainability. Front-end controller design pattern was introduced in this release, which gave us the possibility to both improve security and simplify code. We have fixed a possible message sorting issue and merged a couple of packages to simplify maintenance. Speed and robustness improvements to the query logic has also been made.
Release Notes for op5 Monitor 4.1, January 2009, a minor release with a couple of bugfixes and minor features.
The release of LogServer 3.3 gives you summary reports with a graphical presentation of the amount of log messages that are received. The reports are created instantly and based on your filters, data is gathered and presented for you. The hierarcical filters takes the search one step forward by allowing nested filter searches.
Major focus for op5 Monitor 4.0 is to integrate the latest major nagios version. Most of the Nagios 3 functionality has been nicely integrated to make configuration, reporting etc as
simple and userfriendly as usual. We have also put a lot of time and effort into killing bugs and increase the quality of the product.
The release of LogServer 3.2 contains an improved user and group management, we have introduced groups which highly adds the flexibility of managing what an idividual can or can not do. There is also an improved filter management. The query builder is now a lot easier to use if you don't have prior knowledge of the query language.
This release op5 LogServer contains a new look and feel GUI, a new database backend and improved search interface.
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op5 Monitor 5.6.0 Release Notes
This document contains release notes for op5 Monitor 5.6.0 Beta. The document is intended to give brief information about the new release. It is directed towards staff responsible for managing op5 products.