Releases
Release notes for Resource Surveillance (surveilr
) 0.10.2
What’s New
1. Orchestrate with Script Storage
- Command:
surveilr orchestrate -n "v&v" -s abc.sql --save-script
- Description: This command now stores everything from the command line into the orchestration session. If the
--save-script
flag is set to true, which is the default, the script content is stored in the elaboration field for reference.
2. Web UI Launch and Auto-Open
- Command:
surveilr web-ui -p 9000
- Description: The
sqlpage
subcommand has been changed towebui
. You can now launch the web interface using the commandsurveilr web-ui
, which provides the address of the webpage. Additionally, using the--open
flag will automatically open the webpage in the default browser. Read more here.
3. Handling Streaming Content from STDIN
- Functionality: If streaming content is received through STDIN, it is treated as the first script to be executed, followed by any subsequent scripts provided via the
--sql
flag. - Example:
curl https://abc.com/my.sql | surveilr orchestrate -n "v&v" -s abc.sql
4. Execute Scripts from Remote Filesystem via HTTPs
- Command:
surveilr orchestrate -n "v&v" --sql https://github.com/abc/xyz/xyz.sql
- Description: This command will execute a script stored in a remote filesystem via HTTPs. This feature ensures that remote scripts are fetched and executed seamlessly.
- Example:
surveilr orchestrate -n "v&v" --sql https://github.com/abc/xyz/xyz.sql
Combined Example of passing SQL scripts to surveilr
orchestration
- Description: This command pipes a script from a remote URL into the surveilr orchestrate command and specifies additional scripts to be executed from both local and remote sources. The initial script from STDIN is executed first, followed by the scripts provided via the —sql flag.
Fixes
surveilr_device_id
: This function was previously nameddevice_id
, but now the wordsurveilr_
has been added as a prefix to denote that it is asurveilr
specific function.
Assets
Please find the release here.