Enhancements
Data Gathering Scripts
- Base-scripts (v0.3.x) – renames config files
- SQL Server Licensing Script now captures WindowsFailoverClusterName for Always On Availability Groups.
- Rename the local copy of configuration files to include the configuration file ID in order to facilitate the use of multiple configuration files
- New format:configs/{company}/{client}/{cfgFileID}-dgConfig.json
- The runall.sh script will pull the file if it doesn’t exist – regardless of auto-update flag
- When specifying a configuration file, opscompass.sh and runall.sh will now accept arguments consistent with the CLI, eg:runall.sh –id 1142
- Rename output files with configuration file ID
- Add support for SuSE Enterprise Linux 15 to the installer
- Increase maximum data gathering file size to 500MB
- Add email notifications for certain failures during file processing
- Set “Email To” to one or more email addresses (comma separated) under “Problem Alert” on the “Data File Settings” tab for a data gathering configuration file.
- The meaning of retention days parameters for various file types was changed. Previously, both 0 and 1 generally meant to delete immediately, which was not intuitive. The cleanup was also being done in multiple places. Cleanup is now only performed for relevant files at the completion of a data gathering module. The cleanup logic has been consolidated to common.env, and the following behavior is now consistent across all modules:
- < 0 means cleanup is disabled
- 0 means delete immediately after sending
NOTE: This used to cause problems when gathering multiple configurations simultaneously but should work now since output files will include the configuration file id in their names for easy identification. - 1 (default) means delete files more than a day old
- N means delete files more than N days old
- Bulk loader now updates optional parameters as well as loading new configurations
- Fixed an issue that allowed duplicate configuration names for SQL Server within the same configuration file. If duplicates are found during the release, they are renamed with ‘ (#)’ appended to make them unique.