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MediationZone configuration can now be exported using the new Workflow Package format, which is a versioned, pre-compiled, self-contained, package (unlike the traditional system export format, which is moving configuration objects that must be compiled in the target environment).Since the configurations are self-contained, they will not affect configuration that is already present in the target environment. This new format improves configuration transport as it is faster, more robust, and enables atomic upgrades and rollbacks.This functionality replaces the older configuration spaces concept.
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Workflow Packages
See Workflow Packages. for more information
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Conditional Trace has been rewritten to track all UDRs in a workflow that match the applied filter criteria, for instance if all UDRs originating from a particular set of users need to be monitored as they flow through the system.
The new versions is designed to provide plug-and-play interoperability with Jaeger, a state-of-the-art trace logging system. This provides complete trace logs and a rich set of filtering and troubleshooting tools.
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See Conditional Trace for more information.
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From version 9.0.1 subfolders are supported. The subfolder feature is enabled by adding and setting the property mz.subfolder.enabled to true from within the Platform.conf file. See section Subfolders in the Configuration Browser on page Build View for more information.
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In MediationZone there is now an IPDR SP agent available for real-time workflows.
The IPDR SP agent can process UDRs with Python in real-time by defining a consume block. It also uses an Interpreter profile that is used to configure the Python executable. If you have created several Interpreter profiles, you may also set which one you want to be the default one. If this is done, you will not have to select a profile in the agent configuration, as the default profile is used by default.
The IPDR SP (Internet Protocol Detail Record Streaming Protocol) agent is used to collect IP based service usage information, performance and usage measurement of cable modems and multimedia terminal adapters.
The IPDR SP agent also comes with an IPDR SP Template profile.
The profile allows the selection of the fields present in the DOCSIS 2.0 SAMIS, DOCSIS 3.0 SAMIS-TYPE-1 and DOCSIS 3.0 SAMIS-TYPE-2 specifications. This allows the IPDR SP agent to identify the format that the agent is receiving the data in.
See IPDR SP Template Profile and IPDR SP Agent for more information.
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Both HTTP/2 Service and Client agents are now supporting the selection of multiple Open API profiles. This can be done by selecting the Open API profiles in the agent configuration dialog.
See HTTP/2 Agents for more information.