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@GUI GUI released this 21 Jan 07:07
v0.11.0
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This is a small update that fixes a few bugs, adds a couple small new features, and updates some dependencies for security purposes. Upgrading is recommended.

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Upgrade Instructions

If you're upgrading a previous API Umbrella version, you may upgrade the api-umbrella package using your package manager.

Added

  • Search user role names in admin user search: In the admin search interface for users, role names assigned to users are now searched too. (api.data.gov#302)
  • Allow for nginx's server_names_hash_bucket_size option to be set: If you've explicitly defined hosts in the API Umbrella config with longer hostnames, you can now adjust the nginx.server_names_hash_bucket_size setting in /etc/api-umbrella/api-umbrella.yml to accommodate longer hostnames. (#208)
  • Documentation on MongoDB authentication: Add documentation on configuring API Umbrella to use a MongoDB server with authentication. (#206)

Changed

  • Upgrade bundled software dependencies:
    • Elasticsearch 1.7.3 -> 1.7.4
    • MongoDB 3.0.7 -> 3.0.8
    • OpenResty 1.9.3.2 -> 1.9.7.1
    • Ruby 2.2.3 -> 2.2.4

Fixed

  • Fix editing users with custom rate limits: There were a few bugs related to editing custom rate limits on users that broke in the v0.9 release. (api.data.gov#303, api.data.gov#304, api.data.gov#306)
  • Fix MongoDB connections when additional options are given: If the mongodb.url setting contained additional query string options, it could cause connection failures. (#206)
  • Fix logging requests containing multiple User-Agent headers: If a request contained multiple User-Agent HTTP headers, the request would fail to be logged to the analytics database. (api.data.gov#309)
  • Raise default resource limits when starting processes: Restore functionality that went missing in the v0.9 release that raised the nofile and noproc resource limits to a configurable number.

Security

We've updated several dependencies with reported security issues. We're not aware of these security issues impacting API Umbrella in any significant way, but upgrading is still recommended.

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