Release Notes for Managed Integration 1.7
These release notes list the components of Red Hat Managed Integration 1.7.0, as well as known and fixed issues in this release.
When a Managed Integration patch or upgrade is available, you are notified by email and prompted to create an upgrade schedule. When prompted, see these Release Notes for details regarding changes to your cluster.
Currently, technical preview features are not enabled by default in Managed Integration clusters. For example, the Internet of Things (IoT) feature of AMQ Online is not enabled. Any exceptions are labeled in the Solution Explorer. |
Versions of Components
Fixed Issues
The following issue is resolved in Red Hat Managed Integration 1.7.0:
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The address space messaging endpoint in Managed Integration supported TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1, which are weak cipher suites. In this release, only TLS 1.2 is supported.
Known issues
This section lists known issues with Red Hat Managed Integration 1.7.0:
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In the Managing and protecting APIs using API management Solution Pattern, users must have administrator privileges to create a product in 3scale.
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The
customer-admin
user cannot prevent any user with access to the Solution Explorer from changing the Solution Pattern subscription settings. Any user with access to the Solution Explorer can determine which Solution Patterns are available in a cluster. -
The following Solution Pattern is not available in this release:
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Low-code API development and SaaS integration.
Ignore references to this Solution Pattern in the documentation.
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Deprecated features
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Support for TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 is removed from Red Hat Managed Integration. Only TLS 1.2 is supported in this release.
New and changed features
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CodeReady Workspaces is upgraded to 2.0. Existing workspaces are not compatible with this version of CodeReady Workspaces.
Red Hat recommends that you recreate any existing workspaces using CodeReady Workspaces 2.0.
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You can now configure AMQ Online.
If you plan to use AMQ Online in Managed Integration, you need to create an AMQ Online configuration for production. You must edit and apply YAML files using the command line (CLI) tools to configure AMQ Online.
This section provides general guidance on configuring AMQ Online for production usage in Managed Integration.
Prerequisites-
You are a cluster administrator with the OpenShift CLI (
oc
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You have experience with configuring AMQ Online.
Procedure-
Configure AMQ Online in Managed Integration as described in Configuring AMQ Online.
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The name of the AMQ Online project in your cluster is
enmasse
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You must log in as
customer-admin
.
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Configure your address space to use an external authentication service as shown in the address space example using an external authentication service.
The authentication services are configured by the AMQ Online service operator and are specified when creating an address space.
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