Nobl9 application (1.151.0)
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We've just released Nobl9 1.151.0! Release highlights:
improved
- Name and Display name character limit is 253
- User annotations renamed to Comment
- No data annotation template enhanced
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improved Name and Display name character limit is 253
The character limit in the Name and Display name fields has been significantly increased—from 63 to 253 symbols. This enhancement provides you with greater flexibility to craft more descriptive and meaningful names, while the other requirements for the Name (name) field remain unchanged.
improved User annotations renamed to Comment
The User annotation category is now Comment. This clearly distinguishes annotations manually added by users from those generated by the system.
improved No data annotations template enhanced
The enhanced No data annotations provide more context to help you troubleshoot missing SLI data. In addition to the existing information, the following details are displayed:
- The annotation rule label.
It indicates how the data anomaly was detected~annotation-rule: manual—the No data anomaly was detected by a user-defined rule configured for this specific SLO~annotation-rule: auto—the no data anomaly was detected by a system-defined rule. This default rule is the same for all SLOs and cannot be changed by a user
- The duration of the no data period
- Troubleshooting hints
- Reference information
- The name of the objective that is missing data
- When the objective last reported a data point
- When the data anomaly was detected (including the waiting time set in the detection rule)
Waiting times
- Auto-detection rule: The waiting time is fixed at 3 hours
- Manually configured rules: The waiting time can range from 5 minutes to 31 days
Documentation updates
Alerting > No data anomaly alerts renamed to Data anomaly detection, and the documentation updated