New Features
Agent Clustering
- This enhancement allows a single job to be distributed across all available agents capable of performing the transfer. By leveraging the collective power of multiple agents, this feature significantly improves job performance, leading to faster transfer times and more efficient resource utilization.
Agent Pinning to a Job
- Users now have the option to specify which agents are responsible for running a job once it is initiated. While CloudSoda automatically manages agent delegation for optimal performance, users can manually adjust agent assignments in real time to meet specific conditions.
Multithreaded Scanning
- Job scanning processes have been upgraded to multithreading, enhancing the speed and efficiency of scans. This allows scans to be performed in parallel, reducing the time needed for large and complex scans, resulting in quicker job initiation and a smoother workflow.
Job Log Enhancements
- We have enhanced access to very large jobs and added more details, such as the agents involved in the transfer and information on retrieving data from cold storage. The data is now presented in a finer-grained table format, where the source and destination are always separate, allowing for easier analysis with external tools.
Clone a Job while Running
- We have added the ability to clone a job while it's running.
Date filter on Jobs and Activity
- We added the ability to filter jobs and activities by date and time.
Changes
API tab moved to Clients
- The page listing the API clients has been moved from Administrator -> API to Management -> Clients to ensure consistent display throughout the application.
Auto Attach Cloud Price books to storage
- Price books for cloud storage will be automatically assigned, eliminating the need for manual association. However, for custom S3 and file storage, you will need to manually associate the desired price book with the storage.
Deprecations
NFS Accessor
- The NFS accessor has been deprecated and is now set to read-only. Users needing to work with NFS in CloudSoda should mount the NFS share directly on the server and use the Local Path accessor to access it. For more information, please refer to our support article. https://support.cloudsoda.io/hc/en-us/articles/5030426621979-Creating-Accessors
Deployment ID (API)
- Deployment ID is being deprecated, and Account ID is now the recommended account identifier. All API users should update their code to use Account ID instead of Deployment ID. While Deployment ID will continue to function, it is recommended to switch to Account ID as Deployment ID may be phased out in a future release. Additionally, an /accounts endpoint has been introduced, allowing filtering by account name to automatically retrieve the correct Account ID for API requests. For more information, please refer to https://docs.cloudsoda.io/#tag/accounts
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