v1.4.2

Fixed issue where changing SPEEDTEST_ENABLED="False" had no effect (you could not turn the speedtest on or off)

Fixed issue for some users where speedtest would return diminishing speeds over time

v1.4.1

Fixed issue where speedtest would repeatedly spam speedtest.net when 4xx errors were received

Now backs off for the speedtest_interval then retries to avoid hitting rate limiters

v1.4.0

• This version allows users to enable a speedtest to measure their download and upload rates over time (disabled by default)
  Note: to move to this version you will need to remove your old containers and volumes which will result in losing old data (docker compose down -v), and the container image (docker image rm -f plaintextpackets/netprobe:latest)

• Configured each container to use Google DNS as default resolver for non-testing functions to avoid conflicts with Pihole and other DNS servers running inside

• Installed traceroute in the base image for a future release

Thank you to @nordmannphilip for the contribution!

v1.3.0

New release using a lighter weight base image (python:3.11-slim-bookworm)

Thank you to @NicolasCARPi, our newest contributor!

v1.2.1

Bug fixes:

• Fixed issue #27 with 'my_dns_latency' being unbound causing all metrics to fail
• Fixed issue #30 by removing manual definition of docker subnet, allowing docker to choose - this avoids IP conflicts on the host

v1.2.0

This release fixes data storage issues when running on certain platforms. The tool now uses Docker volumes to store both prometheus and grafana data.

For users who would prefer using bind mounts, the Readme document has been updated to provide instructions on how to do so.

v1.1.0

New features:

1. Image file for netprobe is now hosted on Dockerhub, so it will no longer be built locally. This will help those who were having issues with the build stage.
2. On the dashboard the loss, latency and jitter metrics can now be visualized per target as well as on average.

v1.0.0

Initial release of Netprobe