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March 11
Welcome to the March 11, 2020 release of the rapyuta.io platform. There are significant updates in this release that we hope you will like.
Features
Ability to search configurations
Search for dynamic configuration parameters using the new search feature.
Improvements
- Improved isolating of rapyuta.io internal dependencies on a device during the device onboarding process.
- Improved the device onboarding process; made it more resilient.
- Restricted the ability of a user to remotely access (or SSH) into erroneous executables of deployments.
Notable Fixes
- Fixed the error message seen for duplicate device names when trying to update the names of devices.
- Fixed a bug for a lingering internal rapyuta.io service that occurs in specific cases on devices.
- Fixed the issue of inconsistent error messages across validation tests for user input while creating packages in rapyuta.io
Documentation
- Read about the new wireless system metric that is now available for subscription.
- Read the improved how-to guide on device metrics visualization.
March 27
Welcome to the March 27, 2020 release of rapyuta.io Python SDK 0.13.0
Feature
New methods to support static routes
Python SDK 0.13.0 adds new methods to support static routes functionality. A static route provides a deterministic URL/route for an application while exposing a network endpoint externally, thus making the endpoint resilient to re-deployment, facilitates maintenance and upgrades to the backend/deployment while retaining the same unique globally available URL.
Install the new SDK:
pip install https://storage.googleapis.com/rio-sdk-python/rapyuta_io-0.13.0-py2-none-any.whl