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v0.23.1

03 Sep 19:47
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Fixed

  • Fixes a panic in the signal mechanism that appeared when using the file
    generator most prominately.

v0.23.0

29 Aug 16:41
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Added

  • Added ability to create tags for both expvar and prometheus target metrics specific to a single target_metrics configuration (example below shows prometheus metrics collected from the core agent and two additional tags created)
    target_metrics:      
      - prometheus: #core agent telemetry
          uri: "http://127.0.0.1:5000/telemetry"
          tags:
            sub_agent: "core"
            any_label: "any-string-value"

v0.23.0-rc0

19 Aug 19:31
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Added

  • Added ability to create tags for both expvar and prometheus target metrics specific to a single target_metrics configuration (example below shows prometheus metrics collected from the core agent and two additional tags created)
    target_metrics:      
      - prometheus: #core agent telemetry
          uri: "http://127.0.0.1:5000/telemetry"
          tags:
            sub-agent: "core-agent"
            any-label: "any-string-value"

v0.22.0

19 Aug 16:05
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Fixed

  • Fixes bugs in smaps parsing code that can result in under-counting RSS in
    the smaps view of the data.
  • Target observer was not exposed through CLI.

Changed

  • Now built using rust 1.79.0

Added

  • Target observer now allows a docker target, identified by name.
  • Lading experiment duration may be set to (effectively) infinite via --experiment-duration-infinite.
  • Allow lading to export prometheus over UDS socket.

v0.22.0-rc3

17 Jul 20:44
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Added

  • Retrieve memory, CPU information from cgroup controller for every pid observed on Linux.

v0.22.0-rc2

16 Jul 01:52
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Added

  • Incorporate perf-event telemetry on Linux for CPU data.

v0.22.0-rc1

12 Jul 23:18
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Fixed

  • Target observer was not exposed through CLI.

v0.22.0-rc0

10 Jul 23:57
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Added

  • Target observer now allows a docker target, identified by name.
  • Lading experiment duration may be set to (effectively) infinite via --experiment-duration-infinite.
  • Allow lading to export prometheus over UDS socket.

v0.21.1

31 May 16:45
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Changed

  • Added lading version to initial welcome print msg.

Fixed

  • Prometheus metric exporter did not include some internal metrics (generator
    metrics)
  • Range values in the dogstatsd payload will now generate the full inclusive
    range. Previously, values were generated up to but not including the max
    value.
  • HTTP Blackhole now supports ZSTD encoded requests

v0.21.0

06 May 20:29
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Changed

  • Improved the block cache construction to better fill the pre-defined space.
  • Removed streaming cache method. Fixed is now the only option.
  • Users now configure a maximum block size in generators, not individual blocks.
  • Maximum datagram size in bytes for unix datagram generator is 8,192.
  • Altered default cache construction from 'fixed' to 'streaming'
  • Increased maximum DogStatsD context limit from 100k to 1M
  • Procfs generator now generates process names as long as 254 characters, up from 253.

Fixed

  • The capture manager will no longer panic if recording a capture and checking for a shutdown combined takes longer than one second.
  • A shutdown race was partially fixed in the capture manager which could result in truncated (invalid) json capture files.
  • Unix datagram generator will not longer 'shear' blocks across datagrams.
  • Procfs generator now generates pid/stat files with comm in parens, matching Linux behavior.