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This feature allows you to register Routes (Network Mappings) in bulk by uploading a CSV file. It simplifies and enhances efficiency in the process of registering large volumes of data.
Now you can visualize all the routes (Network Mappings) associated with a specific connection (Edge Router) on your ZTNA connections on the Digibee Integration Platform.
In the logs-viewer role, the STATS:READ permission has been improved with an environment variable, allowing control over user access to the test and production environments on the Overview tab in the Monitor page.
Administrators can now specify whether users with the STATS:READ permission can only view metrics in the test environment, production environment, or in both. The permissions for the other tabs on the Monitor page remain unchanged.
We've introduced a new feature in Training and Enablement realms to help users stay on track with onboarding tasks. It provides timely reminders to complete key steps in the in-app checklist, such as "Build your first pipeline", "Deployment", and "Create API key", to ensuring that users acquire the essential integration skills for Digibee.
Troubleshooting articles: We’ve updated our troubleshooting documentation with 4 new articles:
Duplicate calls when switching environments on the Run page: We fixed the bug that generated unnecessary calls to the test and production environments when switching between them. Now, only one call is made to the selected environment.
Digital Sign connector: We fixed the bug that prevented payloads from being signed with certain private key formats.
Connector Mocking is a powerful addition to the Digibee Integration Platform’s testing features. It lets you create mock responses within connectors for testing purposes, allowing you to simulate different responses and iterate quickly when designing flow logic.
This feature supports testing without altering the flow, is easy to manage with an on/off switch, and is safer than manual mocking by reducing the risk of deploying mock responses.
Test Payloads, now available in the Execution panel, is the latest testing enhancement on the Digibee Integration Platform. With this feature, you can save a payload for future executions, simplifying the testing process and removing previous manual steps.
We've added new charts to the Pipeline Metrics page in Monitor:
Trigger Invocations vs. Pipeline Executions vs. Errors: Shows a comparison of how many times the pipeline was triggered, how many times it actually ran, and how many of those executions resulted in failures.
Pipeline Queued Messages vs. Pipeline Executions in Progress: Shows the number of messages in the queue compared to the number of executions in progress.
Pipeline Memory Usage vs. Pipeline Message Sizes: Shows the pipeline memory usage relative to the size of the request and response messages received.
After creating the credentials, configure the metrics API using Prometheus or Datadog:
We've introduced a new account type on the Platform: Azure Key. This account type allows you to connect to Azure Key Vault services on Microsoft Azure by providing the Client Secret, Client ID, and Tenant ID.
We’ve added a new Troubleshooting section to the Digibee Documentation Portal. In this section, you will find articles that explain how to resolve specific issues on the Platform, making it easier to access solutions more quickly and efficiently. This page will be updated periodically with new content.
Salesforce connector: We fixed a bug that prevented searching for binary content through the Get Blob Field operation.
Read the to learn more.
Check out the to learn more.
We’ve included a Total response time X Pipeline response time chart that compares the pipeline processing time to the total response time, which includes the trigger invocation and time spent in the request queue. This analysis helps you identify key latency drivers and optimize deployment configurations. This chart is in and may not be available to all users.
Learn more on the .
Check out the and documentation. You can also access the to learn how to set environment permissions for a group.
Our guides you through setting up secure, automated file management processes to reduce errors, minimize manual tasks, and focus on higher-value activities.
Explore this and more in the section of the Documentation Portal.
How to install Digibeectl on Windows: We’ve updated the step-by-step for installing Digibeectl on Windows.
New get metrics command on Digibeectl: We have added a new get metrics command to get the metrics of a valid pipeline. Check out the .
Digibeectl - Customizing the configuration directory: You can now customize where Digibeectl configuration files are stored. Read the to learn more.
ZTNA - Alerts for potential orphaned Network Mappings when deleting an Edge Router: Now an alert is displayed when deleting an Edge Router that is the only association for a Network Mapping. Read the to learn more.
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As of December 3, 2024, the legacy metrics API will be discontinued. To migrate to the current API model, you must create API credentials using the step-by-step instructions described in the .
For more details, .
Check out the .
How to install Digibeectl on Windows: We’ve updated the .
Azure Key Vault and Azure CosmosDB connectors: We’ve introduced updates to the and connectors, along with their documentation, to enhance usability and support a smoother experience.
