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LogicMonitor v.155 is scheduled to roll out to customer portals from July 12 through July 21.
Updated on July 22,2021
Highlights
LogicMonitor has enhanced LM Service Insights with an additional anomaly detection aggregation for Unbalanced Service Detection. An unbalanced service refers to a group of instances that are not utilized evenly for some metrics. With the increased usage of microservice architecture, it is essential to use every resource efficiently and effectively.
In load balancing, some nodes receive small tasks, and some nodes receive larger and complex tasks. For such scenarios, unbalanced metrics are used to get insights into these issues.
To add the Unbalanced feature, navigate to Service Insights creations > Manage and select the Unbalanced checkbox for any datapoint. You can also set alerts and thresholds for the Datapoints. See Adding Services.
Starting with this release, LogicMonitor’s new Application Performance Monitoring capabilities will be available to a limited number of customers. LM APM is Application Performance Monitoring within LogicMonitor. LM APM enables you to troubleshoot faster through insights that bring together traces, logs, and metrics for modern applications.
You will be able to take advantage of Distributed Tracing, Push Metrics API, and OpenMetrics DataSource Wizard to associate application metrics and traces with your infrastructure for complete coverage across your entire stack. See LM APM Overview.
New and updated LogicModules are available for you to import from the LogicMonitor Public Repository. This section lists the LogicModules that are new in this release, updated in this release, or will be removed in a future release. Changes related to the LogicModule feature will be listed under General Updates.
There are no new deprecated LogicModules in this release. For the list of LogicModules deprecated over the past five releases, see the support article Deprecated LogicModules.
In this section, you will find announcements about upcoming beta features, updates about ongoing beta features, and information about the end-of-life of existing features.
We have decided to focus on improving the LogicMonitor Rest API, which has higher security standards and integration capabilities that are more in line with our future development goals. This means that we are preparing to end support for the RPC API with the upcoming release of LogicMonitor v.156.
If you are using the RPC API for Ansible, reach out to Support for guidance on migrating playbooks to the REST API.
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