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8 June 2020 Release Notes

Version 1.1.169

Feature Highlights

Stay tuned for new DataKitchen features in coming releases!

Other Fixes & Enhancements

Kitchen Agents Settings Updated: In the Automation platform, agents provide resources (disk space and memory) for order runs. During initial setup, customers decide whether to use the default agent pool hosted by DataKitchen or their own, private agent pools. In the case of a private agent pool, customers can also designate agent groups to segregate resources to specific kitchen environments. An agent group constrains the resources available to any one kitchen.

DataKitchen engineers handle much of this configuration when setting up a new customer, so this release makes the following changes to the kitchen Agents tab. See Agents for more information. [DEV-5645, DEV-6334]

  • The Agent Constraint checkbox has been removed.
  • The Agent Group field is enabled for customers using a private agent pool with named groups.
  • The Agent Group field is disabled for customers using the default DataKitchen agents.

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Node Description Updates are Saved: Users who updated graph node descriptions in the Node Editor without making any other edits to the nodes found that the system was not saving the new text. If they made any modifications in the same updates as the descriptions, the text saved correctly. This issue has been resolved and all changes to node descriptions are properly saved. [DEV-6185]

Documentation Added for Alerts: A UI feature for configuring alerts at the kitchen level was released recently but never documented. A new topic in this documentation describes how to use kitchen alerts and how they work with alerts set at the recipe level. See Alerts for the full content. [DEV-6098]

Fast-Throughput Graph Processing Updated: Following the release of a configurable option to change the order of execution for graph processing, users found specific scenarios where the nodes did not process as expected. These issues have been resolved, and the new fast-throughput execution works as designed. See Processing Graphs for more information. [DEV-6375, DEV-6418]