We are pleased to announce the Devo Platform Release 7.15 is now starting to roll out to all Geos!   We have a lot of great stuff in this release, so lets go over it all. 
 

See the full release notes in our Docs here.

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Multitenancy Data Access across domains

The Devo Platform’s multitenancy capability enables users to centrally provision, monitor, manage, and query an unlimited number of tenants. MSSPs and large enterprises can maintain complete visibility into the data they manage while safeguarding its privacy and security, maintaining the residency and compliance requirements of their data.

Watch this video to learn more about Devo’s multitenancy capability.

Activeboards gets New Widget and API

New Timelapse Widget:

 The Timelapse widget gives users the ability to capture data across specific timeframes. Users can graphically compare different time ranges in one data series, which helps them visually analyze and predict behaviors, improving incident detection and resolution times.

Watch this video for a more detailed description of how it works.

Timelapse Query

The timelapse query defines the series to be analyzed. The query consists of a timestamp column, the event time reference, and a numeric column containing the value to be compared. 

Activeboards API:

Devo users can now build and export Activeboards via a web-based REST API, which enables customization and portability. Users can quickly share Activeboards and generate reports, increasing productivity and improving customer satisfaction.
 

View all the details in our Docs.
 

Additional Activeboard Updates

Copying Widgets to other Activeboards

Users now can copy a widget into a clipboard and paste it into the same Activeboard, a different Activeboard, or another program as configurable text.

New Predefined Global Variables

 The Activeboard language contains the following variables, which are helpful for widget queries.

• Domain_name

• Domain_id

• User_name

• User_email

• User_id

• Activeboard_name

• Activeboard_id

• Locale

• Timezone

• Isolated

Usability Improvements
 

User Identification via email addresses

Users are now identified in the Activeboard manager by their email addresses. This simplifies administration capabilities since email names are unique.

Improved Activeboard role-sharing reporting

Administrators can now view and set permissions that enable users to view and edit Activeboards across predefined roles in the organization.

New Relay API:

Users can access relays via a REST API to manage relays and check their status. This gives users access to relays without having to log into the Devo domain. Additionally, users can use the API to clone relay rules from one domain to another, which improves efficiency.

Read more about the Relay API in our Docs.

New Provisioning API Methods

Devo has added new methods in the Provisioning API. This is meant to make administering multiple domains easier for MSSPs. Now users can manage domain limits and domain preferences via API using:

• Manage domain limits:

  • user limits, cert limit, key limit

• Manage domain preferences:

  • Generic preferences: default language, session expiration timeout

  • Data search preferences: real-time ON/OFF, default time frame, default case sensitivity

Advanced password processing:

Improved complexity requirements have been added for new passwords. These updated validation rules apply when recovering, changing, or setting new passwords, which improves the security of your Devo domain.

Also in this Release

Devo Platform Release 7.15 also contains new Activeboards features such as enhanced user identification, improved data formatting, and additional accessibility settings, which enhance usability and boost productivity. 

See the full release notes in our Docs here.