The Severalnines team is pleased to announce the release of ClusterControl 1.2.8. This release contains key new features along with performance improvements and bug fixes. We have outlined some of the key new features below.
Highlights of ClusterControl 1.2.8 include:
- YUM/APT repositories for ClusterControl
- Deployment and scaling of single-node MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB
- Alerts and incident tracking with PagerDuty
- Unified Event Viewer
- New flexible alarms/email notification system
- Audit logging - Administrator activity tracking
- Global MySQL User Management
- New default dashboards for MySQL/MariaDB
- Puppet Module for ClusterControl
- Improved LDAP support for Active Directory and FreeIPA
For additional details about the release:
YUM/APT repositories for ClusterControl: We are excited to announce the availability of YUM/APT repos for ClusterControl, making new releases of ClusterControl easily accessible using YUM or APT package managers. The repo is found at http://repo.severalnines.com. For step by step instructions on how to use the repo, see this blog post.
Deployment of single-node MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB: It is now possible to deploy single database nodes from ClusterControl. Once a single node is deployed, it can then be managed from the ClusterControl interface. Single nodes can be scaled into clusters with a single click of a button. MySQL and MariaDB are turned into Galera Clusters, and MongoDB into a ReplicaSet. So you can now start small, and easily add scalability/HA when the business or your development/test environment requires it.
ClusterControl integration with PagerDuty - Alert and Incident Tracking: PagerDuty is an operations performance management platform used by thousands of Ops teams. You can now integrate ClusterControl’s alerting with your PagerDuty account. By integrating with PagerDuty, you can be alerted when alarms are triggered within your ClusterControl environment.