2020-09-15
Instana's support for AWS Fargate, so far available as a technical preview, becomes generally available with this release.
Next to local Db2 instances, Instana is now capable of monitoring multiple remote instances.
They will be displayed as separate boxes in the specified availabilityZone
on the Infra map.
Elasticsearch detailed monitoring for up to 200 indices now includes more than 20 metrics such as: Queries, Get requests, Segment merges, Failed indexing operations, Evictions and Cache Memory. Indices to be monitored in details need to be specified in the agent configuration with a regex.
Extended Weblogic monitoring with collecting SAF Agent metrics. See the Weblogic docs for more information.
Instana now supports tracing of Google Cloud Storage for .NET Core applications.
- Website & Mobile App Monitoring: It is now possible to jump to analyze from KPIs.
- AWS Sensor: Exposed built-in metrics for API usage. Exposed dynamic built-in metrics for custom events.
- Node.js: Trace HTTP2 communication.
- Node.js: Trace Google Cloud Storage client calls.
- Node.js: Add support for
INSTANA_EXTRA_HTTP_HEADERS
variable. - Node.js: Secrets Filtering: Replace values for filtered query parameters with
<redacted>
instead of removing the whole key-value pair. - Node.js/AWS Fargate: Add support for
INSTANA_ZONE
,INSTANA_TAGS
. - Node.js/AWS Lambda & AWS Fargate: Add support for
INSTANA_SECRETS
andINSTANA_EXTRA_HTTP_HEADERS
. - Go: Google Cloud Storage client instrumentation
v1.0.0
has been released.
- Traces processing: Timestamps in spans received via the Agent WebService (REST) API are no longer corrected according to relative host time.
- StatsD sensor: Fixed flaky charts when the flush-interval value is bigger than 60 seconds
- Node.js: Fix handling for HTTP headers of type array (normalize to string, separated by 0x2C 0x20).
- Node.js/AWS Lambda: Improve handling for
event.multiValueHeaders
.