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2024-05-13 .Copyright

The following new features, bug fixes and improvements have been completed for Release 4.10.0 Proxedo API Security.

Features

  • New selectors for Backend and Endpoint names
    New selectors have been introduced to select the names of the Backend and Endpoint components utilized within the call.

  • Validation errors on nested fields are now visible
    When there are validation errors on nested fields in component configurations, the Web UI now properly displays these under the corresponding fields. Also, the handling of validation errors on the Web UI have been significantly improved.

  • The name of the current user is now visible
    There is a new profile button in the Logout button’s place, that displays the name of the currently logged in user. The Logout option is available in a dropdown under the new button.

  • Default values are now visible in table views
    In component table views, columns previously displayed empty cells where the component’s configuration had not overridden the default value in the corresponding field. These cells now show the current default value utilized by the component.

  • Notification when leaving an edit page
    When attempting to navigate away from an open edit page without saving, a notification is displayed to avoid accidental data loss.

  • Error windows on server errors
    When encountering a server error on the Web UI, a window containing information about the error is displayed.

Bug Fixes

  • Time Format validation removed
    The validation have been removed from the Time Format field of Timestamp Selectors, since it could not handle corner cases, and made some otherwise valid configurations impossible.

  • The running configuration was editable from the API
    The components in the currently running configuration were editable through the API, even though the changes did not affect the behaviour of the running services. This is now disallowed.

  • Miscellaneous fixes

    • The expression in Regex comparators in relevant Matchers are now properly validated.

    • The Flatten and Flatten Separator fields of Insight Targets are now hidden when they are not applicable.

Improvements

  • More thorough component health checks
    Several components received more thorough health checks, which makes the Status page more accurately reflect the state of the PAS components.

  • Pods now have startup probes on Kubernetes
    In Kubernetes deployments, the PAS pods now have startup probes, along with readiness probes. This helps pods reach a Ready state slightly faster.

  • Services now start and reload slightly faster
    State checks have been fine tuned to reduce service startup and reload times in both VM and Kubernetes deployments.

  • Administrator Guide improvements
    The Administrator Guide received some improvements related to correctness and consistency.