2.0.0

Compatibility release for PuppetDB 3.x. All queries have been converted to use the new v4 API, which means that this release requires at least PuppetDB 3.0.0 to work and won't work with older versions.

No new features in PuppetDB 3.x are used yet, that will come in future updates.

1.5.0

• Paginate reports in node detail view (thanks to Tim Laszlo)
• Fix server selection dropdown
• Update dependencies

1.4.0

• Make fact chart toggleable by clicking on fact
• Fix error message if metric loading is aborted
• Make browser back button work as it should on the events view
• Add ability to view single report in events view
• Update to puppetdbquery 0.5.0
• Update other dependencies to latest versions
• Automate repo update release process
• Fix wrong bootstrap class when setting 5 panels.
• Fix timespec examples to use correct syntax
• Reload metrics on server change
• Don't show metric error on cancelled queries

1.3.1

Bugfix release

Mainly fixes for two bugs:

• If DASHBOARD_PANELS was undefined in the config file the dashboard failed to load. Now it will default it to no panels.
• Updated to node-puppetdbquery 0.4.2 which has a fix for false boolean values, so querying for them works properly now.

1.3.0

This release adds support for PuppetDB 2.2, but also drops support for previous PuppetDB releases (once the v4 API stabilizes it will be easier to keep compatibility).

The major new feature is support for structured facts, for example you can search for system_uptime.days>100 if you are using Facter 2.2.

You can now also subquery the node fields using the #node syntax, for example #node.catalog-environment=production

To query for nodes matching timestamps you can use an @ sign in front of a string to have it parsed by timespec instead of typing a ISO timestamp by hand. For example: #node.report-timestamp<@"now - 2 hours"

It also has support for customisable panels in the dashboard, define your own queries and show how many nodes are matching.

1.2.0

A new release of Puppet Explorer is out. It includes a new look which you can check out at the new public demo site: http://demo.puppetexplorer.io/

Other highlights in this release is:

• Abort unfinished background requests when filter changes
• Show number of found nodes in node list
• Much improved mobile experience
• RPM build task, details are in README
• Tests using recorded mock data from demo site PuppetDB
• Warn if nodes haven't reported in more than X hours

Likely this is the last release that will work with PuppetDB 2.1, I expect the next release to be using the coming structured facts support in PuppetDB 2.2+

1.1.0

This is mainly a compatibility release for PuppetDB 2.1.0. It also drops support for PuppetDB 2.0.0.

1.0.0

Initial public release.