Nobl9 application (1.114.0)
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We've just released Nobl9 1.114.0! Release highlights:
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new Reports APIβ
Now, you can generate the Resource Usage Summary report calling the Nobl9's new Reports API.
The API provides detailed information about the report:
- Report metadata: when the report was generated, subscription name and tier, and license's expiration date.
- Resource usage: the current and peak number of resources, along with quota status (indicating whether the quota is within limits, reached, or exceeded), for:
- SLOs
- SLO units
- Composite SLO components
- Data sources
- Users
An authenticated API token is required to make API requests.
Also, ensure your organization role allows access to the Resource Usage Summary report.
new API and Web transactions tests in ThousandEyesβ
This Nobl9 release brings support for two more test types in the ThousandEyes integration: API and Web transactions.
- API transaction time calculates the total duration of an API request transaction, from the initiation to the point where the server responds. This check includes both network transmission time and server processing time for the API request.
- Web transaction time represents the total time taken to complete a web transaction like page loading, interacting with page elements, or form submission. This metric provides insight into the time taken for an end user to complete a full interaction sequence on your web service.
improved Project and service names in anomaly notificationsβ
Starting from version 1.114.0, anomaly ("No data") notifications include SLO's parent service and project:
improved The Integrations section visual improvementβ
This release streamlines data source identificationβnow, along with data source names, you can see your data source logos under the Data source column in the Integrations list:
Documentation updatesβ
New test types description and YAML samples in the Creating SLOs > ThousandEyes documentation