Released Apr 25, 2015.
- Update to latest emberjs/ember-data releases
- Use emberjs template compiler if nodejs is present on build host, improves app performance
- Add some infos on the /#systemhealth page
- Reworked login redirect to support bookmarks into any route/view
- Only rely on FontAwesome - no more bootstrap icon mix
- Add buttons on /#systemhealth page to let users reset monitoring job status and flush state logs
Fixes:
- Fix/cleanup many template issues, split index.html into .hbs templates
- Prevent flashing bolt CSS3 animation from breaking amtc-web on some mobile devices (e.g. iOS)
- Scheduler used invalid AMT optionset when querying more than 180 clients of same optionset
Released on Mar 15, 2015.
This is a first ALPHA release coming with pre-built binaries/packages for
- RHEL 7 / CentOS7 / Debian 7 / Ubuntu 14.04 (x86_64)
- OS X Yosemite
- Raspbian (arm)
Changelog below lists major changes since release v0.8.2.
- Supports some simple configuration items for AMT non-enterprise boxes:
- enable/disable ping replies in power-off state,
- enable/disbale SOL / Serial Over LAN
- enable/disable AMT Web UI
- support for AMT 9.0 graceful shutdown added
- RDP/SSH portscans resolve hostnames, can be enforced if AMT unavailable
- Web-GUI based on EmberJS, Twitter BootStrap ...
- scheduled tasks fully configurable via GUI
- state logging aggregates rooms to make most of amtc's threading capability
- amtc execution decoupled from amtc-web through DB
- binary packages will use cron.d or a LaunchDaemon (OSX) for background exec
- [RPM] user 'amtc-web' is created for background amtc exec
- [OSX/DEB] the webserver user is used for amtc exec
- No statelog graphs as in amtc-web1 yet
- Current DB-stored monitoring interval of 1 minute is not GUI-accessible
- In contrast to RPM, the (single) DEB will install amtc and amtc-web (dto OSX)