Pure Storage FlashArray: added support for API token login authentication
Solaris: memory graphs had switched color between used/free, fixed
Hitachi HCP: volume health status fix
PostgreSQL: cluster fix
Dell EMC PowerMAX: fixed capacity graphs
Netapp: data collection has stopped under some circumstances, fixed
NetApp: ethernet port stats were missing, fixed
Xen server: Fixed foreign key constraint violations in architecture save by ensuring volume parents only reference VMs and storage repositories that are actually emitted in the payload.
VMware: only one IP was presented for each VM, now all IPs are there (from vCenter data)
Custom Groups: fix for SSO users
CFG Tracker: properties filter fixed
Back-end: PM2 spawning processes main.js under some circumstances, fixed
SQL Server: adds nolock intent for transactions
IBM Storage Protect (TSM): alerting of errored admin schedules
MongoDB: fixes connection to replicas
SAN Brocade (REST API): add peer zones
OS agent Linux:
Open ZFS: optimized for environments with many pools
100% swap usage was presented when there was no swap defined at all, fixed
2.2.10
Fixes:
IBM FlashSystem: v2.2.0 has a bug that prevents the storage connection test from running successfully, data is being collected.
Hitachi VSP: Fixed incorrect status evaluation for mirroring, which could trigger false alerts.
Red Hat OpenShift/Kubernetes: The cluster is missing in the alerting
NetApp FAS/AFF: Latency has not been working since v2.2.0
HPE OneView: supported are only Local domain users. Other domains will be configurable in a future releases.
HPE iLO, Dell iDRAC and Lenovo XClarity: WWN extraction sometimes failing what breaks data load
Brocade SAN: The wrong metric was used for enc_out (encoding-disparity-errors was used instead of encoding-errors-outside-frame).
Cisco LAN: SFP fix
Grafana: Capacity tables imported from XorMon were not working.
Docker: The prediction analyzer module has not been working since the v2.2.0.
Dell EMC² XtremIO: Total data throughput per cluster has been fixed (wrong values, kB/sec vrs MB/sec)