Butler brings superpowers to Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows! Advanced reload failure alerts, task scheduler, key-value store, file system access and much more.
Investigating problems with the Docker image build pipeline. No new features or bug fixes in this release.
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This is a maintenance release used to test the automatic building of Butler binaries, Docker images etc. No new features or bug fixes were added in this version.
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This is a maintenance release used to test the automatic building of Butler binaries, Docker images etc. No new features or bug fixes were added in this version.
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Upgrade note:
As this version includes a change to the InfluxDB data structure, it is recommended to delete the InfluxDB database used by Butler.
The database will be automatically re-created using the new structure next time Butler is started. You will loose historical data though, but as you probably have a reasonably short retention period in InfluxDB (right...? you don't store everything forever, do you...?) it's usually not a major problem.
If your InfluxDB database name is "butlerops", dropping the database is done with a command similar to this:
influx --host <ip-where-influxdb-is-running> --port <influxdb-port-usually-8086> drop database butlerops exit
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⚙️ This release address several bugs related to Windows service monitoring. Long story short - this should work a lot better now compared to previous versions.
🎉 A bonus is that the Windows service monitoring is significantly faster than before. For example, if you monitor 5 services on a server, Butler's monitoring code now executes ca 5 times faster than before!
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