Peridio August 2024 Changelog

This month, Peridio introduces several powerful features and refinements to enhance your experience across cohort management, device connectivity, and certificate handling. Key highlights include the ability to delete cohorts with conflict resolution, CLI support for X.509 certificate creation, and expanded tracking for device WebSocket connections. Along with these features, we've made performance improvements across queries, tagging, and UI elements, while addressing important bug fixes to ensure a smoother user experience.

Delete Cohorts

Quickly and safely delete cohorts in your organization including guided conflict resolution for devices and CA certificates to ensure seamless deletion.

For more information, see fast and safe cohort deletion.

CLI Support for X.509 Certificate Creation

• Peridio CLI x509-create enables fast development workflows that require ad-hoc certificate generation.
• Peridio Documentation Platform Guides: creating-x509-certificates-with-peridio.
  
  

Enhanced Events

• Track WebSockets: device.connected events now also track connections to the Device WebSocket API (in addition to the already supported Device API).
• Add field: device.connected events now have a route field which tracks the HTTP route of the connection.
• Event details: events now have a dedicated detail view with formatted event data.
  
  

Default Organization Feature Flags

• Newly enabled by default:
  • Releases
  • Webhooks
  • Remote Access Tunnels

Improvements

• Tag suggestions: tag inputs now suggest tags from all tag sources (deployment conditions, devices, releases, and JITP configs).
• Side navigation tooltips: show tooltips on hover for most side navigation items. Some tooltips only show when the side navigation is collapsed.
• Query optimization: a number of user and device facing queries have been optimized to ensure a consistently efficient experience.
• CA certificate table: add “JITP Cohort” column.
• Deployment tags: improve in-application documentation on deployments’ tags to emphasize that a device must have all of the tags (as opposed to any of the tags).
• CLI config error handling: improve error handling of unset optional config file fields.
• Binary target description: improve language of description for target field in binary details view of web console to no longer errantly imply that the target would impact a device’s ability to use a binary due to an enforcement from Peridio.
• Certificate deletion: the web console now supports deletion of device certificates.
• Table result set count: tables now show “≥ 10,000” rather than just “10,000” when that result set limit is reached. This helps indicate to users that while the table will only operate with 10,000 results at a time, that does not necessarily mean the underlying data actually has exactly 10,000 items that match the query (it very well may have more).

Fixes

• Unique bundles: fixed a bug in enforcing unique bundles on creation.
• Date formatting: fixed inconsistency in how dates were formatted in table filter badges.
• Code input: fixed a bug in the confirmation code modal that limited the possible rate of number entry.
• Pending updates progress: fix bug in displaying accurate progress values during updates.
• Global search decoding: fix bug in global search query decoding.
• Deleted users: fix soft-deleted users not being visually hidden from users table. In the future these users will likely visually re-appear in this table, but with appropriate visual affordances to make it clear they have been de-activated.
• Typos: fix typos in web console release views.