Anypoint Monitoring Release Notes

Reports have a new column that specifies the target name, or location where the target is deployed, of the resource for which you are viewing a report.

The following charts were renamed:

Previously, in the Custom Dashboards API panel, APIs that did not support enhanced metrics did not appear. For enhanced usability, these APIs now appear in the API panel but are disabled.

The ${timestamp} variable is now available in alert email templates.

If you had previously chosen an environment when you accessed the Reports page, an error occurred when you tried to click View.

When you accessed the Custom Dashboards page and clicked Configure, the Save button appeared before you made any changes.

In Custom Dashboards, when you selected everything for an API Panel and changed to API Analytics Panel (deprecated), an error occured and your selections remained in each field. Because the metrics between API panels are different, your selections are now reset when you switch between API panel types.

Fixed an issue related to the group by for the Inbound - HTTP Endpoints chart.

Fixed an issue in which the Inbound - Total Requests by HTTP Endpoint and Outbound - Total Requests by HTTP Endpoint charts had empty cells. (SE-20663)

In the Built-in Dashboards page, when you viewed an API that supported both basic and enhanced metrics and then clicked the Switch to basic metrics link, the Switch to basic metrics link did not work. (SE-19796)

When you created a server alert, servers did not load automatically.

When you created an API panel in Custom Dashboards, if you selected everything, changed to advanced mode, and then switched back to simple mode, API selector tried to load indefinitely.

In Custom Dashboards, if you had two Runtime Fabric apps available that had the same name, there was an issue selecting the second one. (SE-20637)

When you used Safari to access built-in dashboards, the date picker did not work properly. (SE-20203)

When you used a link to Log Search that was shared by another user in the same organization, an error occurred if the query parameter in the URL was encoded: The sharer organization is not the same as the active one. You can now access log search after encoding query parameters in URLs. (SE-20282)

When you had multiple hybrid apps deployed to the same server, created a custom dashboard, and then selected the second app out of the hybrid apps deployed to that server as the Resource, your selection changed to the first app deployed to that server whenever you tried to reconfigure the panel. (SE-20453)

Basic alerts now support email templates. You can populate the subject and message body of basic alert emails to include variables for the alert metric, condition, severity, and more. For a complete list of available variables, refer to the basic alerts documentation.

The Alerts page now sorts alerts by the most recently updated.

When you use the Log Search feature, the logs that appear alongside the target log entry now load more quickly. SE-17024

The Connector Message Volume chart tooltip has been enhanced to read Number of outbound requests, grouped by connector type.

The following charts have been renamed:

The following charts include enhanced queries for more accurate metrics reporting:

Fixed an issue related to timeouts while searching for surrounding logs. SE-17024

Fixed an issue in which multiline logs in log searches resulted in multiple events. SE-18091

In basic mode of custom dashboards for hybrid apps, you could not select applications other than the first application that appeared when you accessed the resource selector. SE-19604

Fixed an issue related to ordering applications by name when you clicked the Application Name column in reports.

Fixed an issue related to deleting alerts while filters were enabled.

Basic and advanced alerts now include a selection for user-defined severity. Note that when you modify existing alerts, you must assign a severity to that alert before you can save changes.

You can now sort and filter alerts by severity in the Alerts page.

When you create an alert and begin entering a value in the Recipients field, user emails associated with your organization that match the value you entered appear.

When you had apps with the same name deployed to multiple Anypoint Runtime Fabric clusters:

The Inbound - Response Time by Flow chart erroneously displayed the same value for average, minimum, and maximum columns. (SE-19048)

The Raw Data page did not load for some Runtime Fabric users. (SE-18626, SE-19093)

The data for Inbound - Requests by Flow and Inbound - Response Time by Flow charts were swapped. (SE-18786, SE-19048)

In built-in API analytics charts, the following charts erroneously showed sums, instead of averages:

General bug fixes and security enhancements.

If you had the same API deployed in two or more environments, the corresponding API widget label continued to show the first environment the API instance was deployed to, even after saving and reconfiguring the graph.

Infinite scrolling did not work in the list of alerts.

When using Anypoint Monitoring, the Sign Out button did not log you out of Anypoint Platform.

When you clicked a link in an alert email, some redirects did not work as expected. The link in the alert email now directs you to an error page if that link goes to:

If you had two APIs with the same name but different targets, you could not differentiate which API was related to which cluster. The API names appeared without additional information. SE-15782.

When you searched for an API instance or version, the search feature did not suggest results based on the version.

When selecting assets to view in built-in dashboards, the supported runtime versions tooltip erroneously stated Version 3.8.7-AM is supported for log search only. All -AM runtime versions are deprecated.

In Built-in Dashboards, the Inbound - Maximum Response Time chart used the wrong query to populate the chart.

Because of time zone conflicts, the selected date sometimes did not match the dates in the charts.

When you reconfigured a graph in custom dashboards, some of the application panel metrics changed to the first metric in the Metrics list.

You could not edit some basic alerts.

You can now enable Anypoint Monitoring automatically for new applications that you deploy to CloudHub. This feature is enabled automatically for Titanium users.

Anypoint Monitoring now supports Mule runtime versions 3.8.7 and newer. SE-16739

Searches for alerts by name were case-sensitive.

In the Custom Dashboards page, the tooltips for histogram charts did not display totals. SE-15270

Email addresses were formatted incorrectly for alerts that had multiple email recipients.

In custom dashboards, metrics changed when you edited content in the General tab.

In custom dashboards, adding widgets to a new chart cleared existing charts.

In built-in dashboards, the JVM - Memory Utilization chart is now named JVM - Heap Total Memory.

In built-in dashboards, the Application Process CPU Load chart is now named System CPU % Utilization.

In built-in dashboards, the Application Process CPU Minutes chart is now named JVM CPU Time.

For on-premises servers and CloudHub apps:

For on-premises, Runtime Fabric, and CloudHub apps:

In the Log Search feature, you can now view how to correctly format a date with clickable examples.

The Information section of the built-in dashboards pages has word wrapping and hover text.

When you share a log by copying the URL, a message appears instead of a countdown.

Improved performance when switching between built-in dashboards, applications, or APIs.

The CPU Utilization and Memory Utilization tabs of the Reports feature no longer include Cloudhub or hybrid deployments.

You could not add pre-Crowd APIs to built-in dashboards.

The Requests by HTTP Policy Violation chart did not display a name or ID.

The Log Search page now has a refresh button.

New API metrics are provided:

A legend for built-in API dashboards was incorrect.

For smoother navigation, the tabs on the Built-in Dashboards page appear in the same order whether the window is collapsed or expanded.

The built-in dashboard chart called Total Requests by Type is now Total Requests by Response Type.

Using the Export CSV feature for a chart resulted in CSVs containing fractional values, which caused incorrect sums of metrics. SE-14652

Using the is between and is not between operations with a timestamp filter did not work.

In advanced mode for custom dashboards, the API ID and API version ID were repeated.

If you clicked a URL in an email report from API Functional Monitoring to view the result of a test and you were not logged in to Anypoint Platform, the URL would open the login page. After you logged in, Anypoint Platform did not redirect you to the page you tried to access.

The notification switcher broke full-page scrolling.

The built-in dashboards refresh rate allowed you to refresh in increments smaller than one minute.

There was an invalid API instance value in the log-points selector.

The following API charts did not show correct data:

When a query had one tag, aliases did not work correctly.

When you used the same instance label on two or more APIs in different environments, the api-version-id list did not clarify which API resided in which environment. Now, the api-version-id list also shows the environment name. SE-14062

The list of APIs in advanced mode on the Custom Dashboards page did not include all the available APIs. This issue has been resolved. SE-12532

When you search for logs, the Quick Filter section has an option called See More that further filters your search results.

If you are using an -AM runtime, the built-in dashboards page displays a deprecation notice.

You could not delete saved searches in Log search. SE-13734

When a long API instance name appeared on built-in dashboards, it exceeded the length of the selector and prevented you from clicking the underlying View button.

The organization name was missing in alert notification emails.

In the Custom Dashboards page, it was not possible to move charts using the mouse.

A typo was corrected on the Log Points page.

In the Custom Dashboards page, deleting a chart left an empty state image.

In the Advanced Mode section of the Custom Dashboards page, there is now a label indicating that it is not possible to add alerts in advanced mode charts.

Although users who do not have a paid subscription cannot export charts as CSVs, an Export CSV button appeared in chart options.

Nongraph charts in advanced mode showed a label stating that alerts were not supported.

Overview

Inbound

Outbound

Performance

Failures

API built-in dashboards showed "No data points" despite API Manager showing incoming requests. SE-13181

In the Custom Dashboards page, the Advanced query options menu did not populate with a complete list of APIs. SE-12532

When you tried to view a log, an error would sometimes appear. SE-13931

When you added a link with the absolute type to a custom dashboard, the link did not open.

When you added a link in a new or existing custom dashboard, the link redirected back to the dashboard until you refreshed the page.

When you tried to navigate from the Reports page to a hybrid app, the link for the hybrid app did not resolve.

In the Built-In Dashboards page, links on some charts did not resolve.

In addition to enabling monitoring for apps deployed to CloudHub and running on Mule 3.9.2, you can enable monitoring for apps running on the following Mule versions:

The sidebar menu in Anypoint Monitoring is restyled to make navigation more intuitive.

General bug fixes.

General bug fixes.

Environment-wide reporting on application performance, including requests, failures, CPU and memory utilization. (Requires a Titanium subscription)

Performance Improvements

Improvements to Deployment and Management:

Minor user experience (UX) improvements.

Log search share URL.

General bug fixes.