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1 -Another couple of weeks have passed, so it is time for a new release. We have focused in this period on improving the migration process towards the next-generation architecture as well as how the user experience and interaction with the next-generation architecture works.
1 +Another couple of weeks have passed, so it is time for a new release. We have delivered additional minor (bug) fixes in this release and released the event streaming alerting. The last is a real improvement in managing your event streaming solution. Furthermore, you will find several enhancements in working in nextGen environments.
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3 -Please find out more on our [[Release blog>>Main.Release Information.Release Blogs.198 - Great Migration.WebHome||target= "blank"]].
3 +Please find out more on our [[Release blog>>Main.Release Information.Release Blogs.197 - Pay Attention.WebHome||target= "blank"]].
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5 5  =====New features=====
6 +* Deploy - Cloud Templates: New Cloud Templates are available for single-lane and double-lane environments. Please check out the cloud template [[release notes>>Main.Release Information.Cloud Templates.WebHome||target="blank"]] for more information.
7 +* Manage - Alerting: Added support for providing alerts on event streaming topics: consumer lag, topic approaching maximum size & messages added to the topic under the threshold. Two new alerts are introduced to send alerting messages to the user when messages added to the topic is greater than a threshold or when topic messages consumed is below a threshold. These new alerts are applied for all runtime architectures we support. Please check out the runtime [[release notes>>Main.Release Information.Runtime Images.WebHome||target="blank"]] for additional information.
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8 8  =====Minor changes=====
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10 -* Create - 3rd generation runtime migration: You will be notified by a pop-up when the migration is complete.
11 -* Create - 3rd generation migration: Migrating a JMS server to the 3rd generation runtime will migrate backup JMS servers too.
12 -* Create - Flow designer: Added a validation for HTTP outbound gateways and HTTP outbound channel adapters that will create an alert if both Encoding mode and a REST template is set for the component.
13 -* Deploy - Releases: We improved the performance of preparing and deploying releases, by optimizing the algorithm that decides if runtime images needs to be rebuild or not.
14 -* Deploy - Releases: We improved resource validation when preparing releases. You will get notified when a flow resource was updated in one flow, but not in another flow in your release. Only applies to third generation runtimes.
15 -* Deploy - Architecture: You can apply your changes to environment without having an active release.
16 -* Manage - Alerting: Updated the eMagiz control tower with an improved way to determine whether metrics for a runtime are missing.
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18 -* General: Updated the monitoring stack so alerts can be paused, reducing the alerts that are received during eMagiz infra deployments.
11 +* Create - Flow Testing: we add some minor UI improvements and validation to prevent a test case from being in live mode and automated.
12 +* Deploy - Deployment plan: If you run the deployment plan to deploy machines and run into issues, your deployment plan will be stopped at the step that gets a warning, and you can see a warning message on the left side. That is easier for you to figure out problems and fix them. Afterward, you can run that step again by selecting "Refresh" and "Execute."
13 +* Deploy - Architecture: We increased the grace period for shutting down runtimes when they run on Docker environments.
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20 20  ====Bug fixes====
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22 -* General: Increased the performance of the eMagiz Control Tower, which should significantly reduce the occurence of the 'failed to send to elastic' log message in your models.
23 -* Deploy - Architecture: The docker commands now correctly propagate to the java process, making sure containers stop, start and restart as intended when running runtimes in a hybrid situation. Please check out the runtime [[release notes>>Main.Release Information.Runtime Images.WebHome||target="blank"]] for additional information.
17 +* Create - Store: We fixed an issue that you sometimes do not see the list of message definitions or the list of transformations when you export new or update your store item.
18 +* Deploy - Architecture: We fixed an issue were some cloud environments would not automatically wake up. (#952)
19 +* Deploy - Architecture: You can apply your changes to only one or both zones on 3rd generation double-lane models. (#947)
20 +* Deploy - Architecture: We fixed an issue where runtimes were not removed from a machine, while this was expected behavior according to the architecture.
21 +* Deploy - Architecture: The gen two karaf container will now exit when an Out-of-memory error occurs for gen three cloud environments. This will cause an auto-healing restart, after which the container can run properly again.
22 +* Design - Message Definitions: "Message format" button is also available in view mode. (#919)
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25 25  ====Remarks====
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27 -* Infrastructure Upgrade: We have updated the underlying version of one of our applications to 9.24.2.
26 +* Manage - Statistics: Improved rollup and storage of metrics when running your solution in the next generation archticture. Due to this change, the platform will remove data collected before the release date in the upcoming weeks. This process will be finished at the beginning of June. From then on, all data before the 12th of May will no longer be visible. As users generally do not look back this far back in time, we consider this an acceptable trade-off.