Releases: ContentSquare/chproxy
Releases · ContentSquare/chproxy
v1.8.0
- Added ability to set
cache_namespace
via GET query arg. This makes possible to instantly flush cache by switching to new namespace. See docs for more details. - Actualized grafana dasbhoard.
- Increased test coverage.
- Debug messages now contain elapsed request duration.
v1.7.0
- Added
cache
label to all the cache-related metrics. - Forcibly kill queries for canceled requests (i.e. when the user closes http connection to
chproxy
). - Added ability to balance load among available replicas.
v1.6.2
v1.6.1
v1.6.0
- Added response caching.
- Improved error logging and debug logging (
log_debug: true
). Now log messages contain useful info such as client address, user name, cluster name, node address and the query. - Fixed bugs preventing from killing timed out queries.
v1.6.0-beta
Beta release. May contain bugs.
Changes
- Initial response caching support.
- Improved error and debug logging.
v1.5.0
- Automatically calculate and set the maximum possible response time for http (and https) server. Previously the response time has been hardcoded to
1m
. - Increase health check timeout from
1s
to3s
, since we were receiving many false positives with1s
health check timeout. - Improve log message when exceeding health check timeout.
v1.4.0
v1.3.0
v1.2.0
- Added per-user
allow_cors
config - Allow to display multiple instances in dashboard
- Add
cluster
filter in dashboard