2019-07-15
We focused mostly on technical backend/frontend improvements this past sprint
around performance, scalability, and core platform infrastructure. This lays the
ground work to allow us to bring you more exciting capabilities faster and more
reliably going forward.
While that was happening, we did manage to squeeze in a few new things.
Early Access / Beta Features
Alert rules now support SEND_SLACK_MESSAGE
as an action, using a
pre-configured Slack Webhook to send alert message to a specific channel.
For example:
{
...
"operations": [
{
...
"actions": [
...
{
"type": "SEND_SLACK_MESSAGE",
"webhookUrl": "https://hooks.slack.com/services/A1B2C3D4E/BCBD12345/..."
}
]
}
]
}
Improvements and Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where in certain scenarios, expanding a graph node to bring up
additional neighbors did not work.
Added scrolling pagination to the Vulnerability and Findings view in the
Alerts app.
AWS integration:
- Added ENI and EIP support
- Added Route53 Zones and Records support
- Fixed an issue where security group rules pointing to external IP
addresses / hosts were not properly mapped
Added _integrationType
and _integrationClass
metadata properties to
entities from integrations, so that they can be queried like:
Find * with _integrationType='aws' as e return e._type, count(e)
Bugs fixes across integrations
Improved mapper performance and tweaked a few mapping rules - docs around how
mapper works coming soon
Added "handle bar" on top of each Insights chart, so that text of a chart
(especially from a table) can be selected without the chart being dragged
around
Misc. UI/UX improvements across Alerts, Insights, and Compliance apps
Added support to create/update question in jupiterone-client-nodejs
and CLI
Limitations on free/community accounts are now being enforced. See the
accounts and billing FAQ for more details.