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Hello everyone,

In this sprint, we have removed the '@' from the property names in AWS CloudWatch, added Server-Timing metrics for opening database connections, and updated the HTTP connector. We have also added support for sending two factor authentication and password reset token mails using the Microsoft graph API.

You can read more about Indicium's features in the Indicium user manual. We will keep you updated regularly about Indicium's progress.

 

About Indicium

Two types of the Thinkwise Indicium Application Tier are available:

Contents of this release

 

Breaking

Remove '@' from the property names in AWS CloudWatch

We have improved the property names of AWS CloudWatch. Some properties contained the `@` symbol, which made it difficult to use them in metric filters.

We have removed the `@`, and property names are now fully written out. These property names are case-sensitive.

Refer to the table below to view what has changed.

Old property name New property name
@t timestamp
@l Level
@@m MessageTemplate

 

New

Added Server-Timing metrics for opening database connections

Server-Timing metrics are returned in the responses to most requests to Indicium.

We have expanded these Server-Timing metrics with information on how long it took to open the connection to the database and set the session variables. This improves insight into performance issues related to bad network connections between the web server and the database server.

 

TSFMessage for datatype violations

We have added a TSFMessage for when a data type violation occurs.

In previous versions, a bad request response was sent with the message "Invalid Value 'X' for property 'Y'". Now, this response will also contain a TSFMessage, explaining why the violation happened.

 

Microsoft Graph support

We have added support for sending two factor authentication and password reset token mails using the Microsoft graph API.

To enable this, you need to add the following data to the appsettings.json:

"Email": {
            "Provider": "MsGraph",
            "MsGraph": {
                        "ClientID": "<Your clientID>",
                        "ClientSecret": "<Your ClientSecret >"
                        "TenantID": "<Your TenantID >"
            }
}

If you are hosting your application in Azure, maybe you can skip the MsGraph section because the credentials can be inherited in Azure.

We also made it possible to write the SMTP settings in the same way, though we still support the current way. An example of  the new way:

"Email": {
            "Provider": "SMTP",
            "SMTP": {
                        "Server": "<Server>",
                        "Port": <Port>,
                        "UseSSL": <SSL>,
                        "Username": "<Username>",
                        "Password": "<Password>",
            }
}

 

Changed

HTTP connector will now set a default Content-Length and User-Agent

The HTTP connector process action now sets the Content-Length header to 0 for POST, PUT and PATCH requests that do not specify a request body or a Transfer-Encoding header.

It also adds a default User-Agent header with the value Indicium/<version> to every request.

 

Minor fixes and tasks

  • We have fixed an issue with the *Delete Row* process action. The output parameters were not propagated correctly.

 

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