Hello Tyk Community!
Tyk Pump v1.7.0 has been released today! Here are the details:
Highlights
Pump 1.7 is a significant release, adding a new pump that will transfer GraphQL transaction logs to MongoDB (sorry, no support for SQL just yet). There are also many feature enhancements, mainly for the Prometheus and Mongos pumps - including support for custom metrics, self-healing, bug fixes, etc.
Bug fixes and changes
- Added support for sending GraphQL records to Mongo pump, supporting the extended API definition in Tyk Gateway version 4.3
- Improved the write performance of the Prometheus pump, reducing CPU load at high throughputs
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- Improved support for custom metrics in the Prometheus pump
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- Prometheus custom metrics can now be configured using environment variables
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- Fixed an issue where a custom metric was not exposed by the Prometheus endpoint when defining two custom metrics
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- Added support for using the key alias as a label
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- Improved handling of custom histogram metrics
- Added automatic adjustment of aggregation window (self-healing) to the Mongo Aggregate pump to avoid data loss when the Mongo document reaches maximum size.
- Added support for MongoDB “readPreference” connection argument
- Fixed a bug where the Pump would report errors when used with CosmosDB
- Fixed a bug where Mongo Pump would log the entire MongoDB connection string when used in MDCB
- Fixed a bug in the calculation of document size when using Mongo Selective Pump
- Added the ability to skip the SSL checks done when Elasticsearch Pump connects to the ELK stack when using a self-signed certificate to secure the connection
- Enhanced Tyk Pump Demo mode to allow a configurable number of records per hour and multiple days in the simulated data
- Added the ability not to log the content of certain fields in the API transaction record, reducing the size of the analytics logs
- Updated the logging format within Pump to match that of Tyk Gateway and Dashboard
From the Tyk Community
- Integrated a PR from @hysed-dojo to disable default Prometheus metrics
Installation/Upgrade instructions
More details here: Tyk Pump Configuration
Additional resources: GitHub - TykTechnologies/tyk-pump: Tyk Analytics Pump to move analytics data from Redis to any supported back end (multiple back ends can be written to at once).
Changelog: Release v1.7.0 · TykTechnologies/tyk-pump · GitHub
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