In the last week we fixed a bunch of bugs including ticketing and thresholding fixes, continued to work on QoS/ToS and flow improvements, ReST additions, and documentation.
In the last week we continued to work on documentation, UI cleanups, configuration schema work, JDK11 build updates, Prometheus exporting, CircleCI improvements, a ReST API for Enlinkd, and more.
In the last week we continued to work on Nephron and flows, fixed some Kafka stream related bugs, fixed up some tests, worked on an Enlinkd ReST service, and did some other UI cleanups.
For March we released point updates to all OpenNMS versions under active support.
In the last week we worked on Newts, Kafka queues, transitioning from OpenBMP, a configuration API, documentation, event definitions, Nephron benchmarking, UI/UX cleanups, ReST improvements, and user validation. Github Project Updates Internals, APIs, and Documentation Dustin fixed an issue with TTL handling in Newts. Dustin's fix for cache priming in [...]
In the last week we disclosed a JEXL vulnerability, did more bug fixing, updated Nephron and flow handling, worked on a new configuration API, did more JDK 11 updates, more documentation fixups, CDP/LLDP searching, QoS/ToS improvements, OpenBMP migration, and more.
In the last week we released new Meridian and Horizon versions, and worked on a bunch of bugs, Nephron flow processing, moving BMP support in-core, node geohashes, the Prometheus collector, Minion configuration, ToS/QoS aggregation, and much more.
In the last week we worked on ToS in flows, SSL certificates, gNMI OpenConfig, documentation, Karaf updates, web UI improvements, and ReST.
OpenNMS is released on a monthly schedule, the first Tuesday of the month. The next scheduled release will be September 1st. In August, we released updates for all supported OpenNMS releases.
OpenNMS Horizon 26.1.1 and Meridian 2019.1.8 are out now.
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