ID: 8679
Title: Fixed a space leak in the state history cache
Component: The Check_MK Micro Core
Level: 1
Class: Bug Fix
Version: 1.4.0i4
Whenever certain state changes happened to a host or service (flapping,
downtime, alert), the Check_MK Micro Core leaked a small amount of memory
(24 bytes on a 64 bit platform). This has been fixed.
ID: 8694
Title: Scalars (warn, crit, min, max) of perfdata can now be added to custom graphs
Component: Metrics System
Level: 1
Class: New Feature
Version: 1.4.0i4
You can now use the scalars (warn, crit, min, max) of the perfdata as lines or areas
in custom graphs. You can even calculate with them, for example to calculate percentage
usages of an interface.
ID: 8696
Title: Graph collections can now be added to reports
Component: Metrics System
Level: 1
Class: New Feature
Version: 1.4.0i4
You can create you own custom collection of graphs in the GUI. These graph
collections can now be added to the PDF reports. Once you added a collection
to a report, it will always show the current graphs of the collection. This
means if you add new graphs to the collection, they will be added to the
PDF reports too.
ID: 8695
Title: mknotifyd: Process spooled notifications in order of occurance
Component: Notifications
Level: 1
Class: Bug Fix
Version: 1.4.0i4
In previous versions the spooled notifications were sent randomly. This
was especially noticeable in case there was a backlog of notifications or
a long list of deferred mails.
ID: 8698
Title: Stacked metrics draw all metrics even when one has no data now
Component: Metrics System
Level: 1
Class: Bug Fix
Version: 1.4.0i4
When having stacked several metrics and one metric in the middle has no
data available for some time, the metrics stacked above were not rendered
too. The metric with unavailable data is ignored now and all other metrics
are rendered.
ID: 8697
Title: New report element "Multiple graphs"
Component: Reporting
Level: 2
Class: New Feature
Version: 1.4.0i4
In case you want to add graphs of a dynamic collection
of services, for example all "CPU load" graphs of all hosts
that are tagged as productive hosts, you could only create
a "view" report element, specify the filters and add a single
painter showing the graphs of the service to the view. This
was working for some cases, but produced strange layout issues
in some cases. You could also not filter the single graphs of
the servvices. It was always showing all graphs of the services.
Now you can use the "Multiple graphs" report element to select
a collection of hosts/services to show the graphs. You can
configure this element to show only the N'th graphs of the
hosts/services. And you have many options to configure the
graph rendering to fit your needs now.