Changelog for icingaweb2-module-director-1.3.1-6.1.noarch.rpm :
Wed Mar 1 13:00:00 2017 adamradovits12AATThotmail.com
- update to 1.3.1

* Fixed issues and related features
- You can find issues and feature requests related to this
release on our [roadmap]
(https://github.com/Icinga/icingaweb2-module-director/milestone/8?closed=1)

* Service Sets
- Various little issues have been fixed. You can now remove Sets from hosts,
even when being empty. Services from Sets assigned to parents or via apply
rule are now shown for every single host, and their custom vars can be
overridden at a single host level
- Sets assigned to single hosts have been shown, variable overrides have been
offered - but rendering did not include the Director-generated template
necessary to really put them into place. This has been fixed

* Usability
- A nasty bug hindered fields inherited from Commands from being shown ad a
Service level - works fine right now
- There is now a pagination for Zones
- Multiedit no longer showed custom fields, now it works again as it should

* Rendering
- Disabling a host now also disables rendering of related objects (Endpoint,
Zone) for hosts using the Icinga Agent

* REST API
- Ticket creation through the REST API has been broken, is now fixed

* Performance, Internals
- A data encoding inconsistency slowed down apply rule editing where a lot of
host custom vars exists
- Some internal changes have been made to make parts of the code easier to be
used by other modules

Wed Feb 22 13:00:00 2017 ecsosAATTopensuse.org
- update README.SUSE

Tue Jan 24 13:00:00 2017 adamradovits12AATThotmail.com
- update to 1.3.0

* Fixed issues and related features
- You can find issues and feature requests related to this
release on our [roadmap]
(https://github.com/Icinga/icingaweb2-module-director/milestone/7?closed=1)

* Service Sets
- You are now allowed to create sets of services and assign all
of them at once with an apply rule
- Sets can be assigned to host templates or directly to single
hosts

* Service Variable Overrides
- When switching to a host view\'s services tab, you\'ll now not
only see its very own services, but also ones that result
from an apply rule
- You can override those services custom field values for every
single host
- Same goes for services belonging to Service Sets

* Apply rules
- A new \"contains\" operator gives more possibilities when
working with arrays
- Service vars are now also offered in the apply rule form
wizard

* Custom Variables and Fields
- Issues with special characters in custom variables have been
fixed
- In case mandatory fields should not have been enforced, this
should work fine right now
- Fields can now be shown based on filter rules. Example use
case: show a `Community String` field in case `SNMPv2` has
been selected, but show five other fields for `SNMPv3`. This
allows one to build powerful little wizard-like forms like
shown [here](16-Fields-example-SNMP.md)

* Agents and Satellites
- It is now possible to set Agent and Zone settings on every
single host. This means that you no longer need to provide
dedicated Templates for Satellite nodes
- The proposed Agent Deployment script has been improved for
Windows and Linux
- Infrastructure management got a dedicated dashboard
- Kickstart Wizard helps when working with Satellites. This has
formerly been a hidden, now it can be accessed through the
Infrastructure dashboard

* Commands
- Command arguments are now always appended when inheriting a
template. This slightly changes the former behavior, but
should mostly be what one would expect anyways.

* Testing
- [Testing instructions](Testing.md) have been improved
- Running the test suite has been simplified
- While we keep running our own [tests](Testing.md) on software
platforms, tests are now also visible on Travis-CI and
triggered for all pull requests

* Compatibility
- We worked around a bug in very old PHP 5.3 versions on
CentOS 6

* Activity log
- You can now search and filter in the Activity log
- In case you have hundreds of thousands of changes you\'ll
notice that pagination performance improve a lot
- A quick-filter allows you to see just your very own changes
with a single click

* Deployment
- More performance tweaking took place. 1.2.0 was already very
fast, 1.3.0 should beat it
- Deployment log got better at detecting files and linking them
directly from the log output, in case any error occured

* Work related to Icinga 1.x
- Deploying to Icinga 1.x is completely unsupported. However,
it works and a lot of effort has been put into this feature,
so it should be mentioned here
- Please note that the Icinga Director has not been designed
to deploy legacy 1.x configuration. This is a sponsored
feature for a larger migration project and has therefore been
built in a very opinionated way. You shouldn\'t even try to
use it. And if so, you\'re on your own. Nobody will help you
when running into trouble

* Translation
- German translation is now again at 100%

* REST API
- Issues related to fetching object lists have been fixed

* Integrations
- We now hook into the [Cube]
(https://github.com/icinga/icingaweb2-module-cube) module,
this gives one more possibility to benefit from our
multi-edit feature
- Icinga Web 2.4 caused some minor issues for 1.2.0. It works,
but an upgrade to Director 1.3.0 is strongly suggested

Tue Nov 15 13:00:00 2016 ecsosAATTopensuse.org
- update to 1.2.0

* Fixed a lot of issues and related features
- You can find issues and feature requests related to this
release on our [roadmap](https://dev.icinga.org/versions/310)

* Permissions and restrictions
- Permissions are now enforced. Please check your role
definitions, permission names have changed and are now
enforced everywhere
- Configuration preview, Inspect action, Deployment and others
can be granted independently

* Auditing
- Director provides a nice activity log. Now it is also
possible to additionally log to Syslog or File in case you
want to archive all actions elsewhere. Access to the audit
log in the Director can be controlled with a new permission

* Configuration kickstart
- Now imports also existing notification commands
- Kickstart can be re-triggered on demand at any time

* Performance
- Config rendering got a huge performance boost. In large
environments we managed it to deploy a real-world
configuration 5 times as fast as before

* Import / Sync
- Various improvements have been applied, mostly hidden small
features that should make work easier. Better form field
descriptions, more possibilities when it goes to syncing
special fields like \"imports\"
- Property modifiers can now generate new modified columns at
import time
- New property modifiers are available. There is a pretty
flexible DNS lookup, you can cast to Integer or Boolean, JSON
decoding and more is offered
- Datalist entries can now be imported and synchronized, this
was broken in 1.1

* Configuration possibilities
- You can now define assign rules nested as deep as you want,
based on all host and/or service properties
- It is now possible to define \"assign for\" constructs, looping
over hashes or dictionaries
- Improved Icinga 2 DSL support in commands, implicit support
for skip\\_key
- More and more developers are contributing code. We therefore
simplified the way to launch our unit tests and provided
related documentation
- Other objects can be referred as a dropdown or similar in
custom variables

* GUI and usability
- Form error handling got a lot of tweaking, eventual
exceptions are caught in various places and presented in a
readable way
- The deployment button is now easier to find
- Configuration preview has been improved and allows a full
config diff even before deploying the configuration
- Inheritance loops are now shown in a nice way and can be
resolved in the GUI
- A new hidden gem is the multiedit functionality.
Press SHIFT/CTRL while selecting multiple hosts and modify
imports, custom vars and other properties for all of them at
once
- Errors or warnings in all historic startup logs now link
directly to the related config file at the time being,
pointing to the referred line

* Agent setup
- The Windows kickstart script got some small improvements and
now enables all related ITL commands per default

* CLI
- You can find a few new commands, with the ability to list or
fetch all hosts at once in various ways being the most
prominent one

* Related modules
- There are now more additional modules implementing Director
Hooks. AWS import for EC2 instances, ELBs and Autoscaling
Groups. File import for CSV, JSON, YAML and XML. We heard
from various successful Import source implementations in
custom projects and would love to see more of those being
publicly available!

Fri Jul 15 14:00:00 2016 ecsosAATTopensuse.org
- update to 1.1.0

* Fixed a lot of issues and related features
- You can find issues and feature requests related to this
release on our roadmap

* Icinga Agent handling
- A lot of effort has been put into making config deployment
easier for environments with lots of Icinga Agents
- Related bugs have been fixed, the generated configuration
should now work fine in distributed environments
- A customized Powershell Script for automatic Windows Agent
setup is provided

* Apply Rules
- It\'s now possible to work with apply rules in various places

* Notifications
- All components required to deploy notifications are now
available. ENV for commands is still missing, however it\'s
pretty easy to work around this

* Automation
- Job Scheduler and Job Runner have been introduced. Import,
Sync, Deploy and run Housekeeping in the background with
full control and feedback in the GUI
- There is a new intelligent purge option allowing one to purge
only those objects that vanished at involved Import Sources
between multiple Import and Sync Runs.

* Data Types
- Booleans, Integers and Arrays are now first-class citizens
when dealing with custom variables

Tue Apr 5 14:00:00 2016 ecsosAATTopensuse.org
- initial version 1.0.0