2022.08.1 Release
Docker tag: quay.io/pganalyze/enterprise:v2022.08.1
Notes
- This release requires a database migration when coming from older releases, be sure to follow the recommended upgrade steps
- This is mainly a bugfix release to address Postgres connection issues and IAM authentication issues with certain configurations reported with the v2022.08.0 release
Features
- Update collector inside pganalyze Enterprise Server image to v0.45.1
- Auto-detect Aurora writer instance, as well as reader on two-node clusters
- Previously it was required to specify the individual instance to support log downloads and system metrics, but this now happens automatically
- The cluster name is auto-detected from the hostname, make sure to not specify the AWS DB Instance ID manually for the auto-detection to work
- This requires giving the IAM policy for the collector the
DescribeDBClusters
permission - In case more than one reader instance is used, each reader instance must be specified individually instead of using the readonly cluster hostname
- Amazon RDS/Aurora: Show instance role hint when running collector test
- Amazon RDS/Aurora: Show permission errors during log download
- Auto-detect Aurora writer instance, as well as reader on two-node clusters
- Better handling of complex queries with parse trees more than 100 levels deep
- Previously query analysis could not be performed on such queries, causing them to not have links to table references, and hiding them from Index Advisor
Bugfixes
- Fix Postgres connection errors for certain configurations
- Fix handling of IAM authentication with instance roles (when object storage is enabled)
- Periodic worker restarts have been modified to run every 6 hours (instead of 30 minutes)
- This avoids issues with frequent restarts causing snapshots or automatic analysis to be interrupted
Security
- Base image security updates (none of these are exploitable, to our knowledge, but may have shown in dependency scanners)
- GnuTLS (CVE-2021-4209 and CVE-2022-2509)
- libxml2 (CVE-2016-3709)
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