Changelog

2.2.0

Issues and Features

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New Dependency

The module now depends on the Icinga PHP Library (ipl)

New Features

Nodes can now be reordered by using Drag'n'Drop #123
Importing nodes from other process configurations is now fully supported #133

Usability and Visualization

Lighter Design for the tree view and breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs provide a way back to the global overview now
Info urls to external sites now open in a new browser tab
Linked processes are now shown as part of a node's impact

Permissions

Users restricted by the monitoring module's monitoring/filter/objects restriction now get a properly filtered list of hosts and services while adding new nodes. #67
Users with the permission businessprocess/showall were previously not able to see configurations if they were also restricted by other roles. #200

2.1.0

Issues and Features

You can find issues and feature requests related to this release on our roadmap

Usability and Visualization

Missing nodes are now shown in a generic error notice
Unbound nodes (nodes not being shown at top level and not in use as a sub node) are now reachable through a fake node
A bug with the Chrome browser showing messed up checkboxes has been fixed

State Calculation

Missing nodes are now considered being UNKNOWN (or UNREACHABLE when being a host node). The former behaviour comes from Icinga 1.x, as a reload there had the potential to trigger false alarms. This is no longer an issue with Icinga 2.x, allowing us to be strict once again when it goes to missing nodes
Linking nodes from other process configuration files (still an undocumented feature) has been broken shortly before 2.0.0, this has now been fixed

Permissions

Permissions have not been enforced as they should have been in 2.0.0, some links and operations have been accessible to roles that haven't been granted such. This has now been fixed
While we allow for granular permissions that can be persisted in every process configuration file (still an undocumented feature), there is now also a pretty simple but effective way of restricting access to your business processes based on process name prefixes.

2.0.0

First officially stable version