Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog.

3.0.0 - 2019-02-01

Added

• Removed MySQL-to-Postgres migration tools. This tool is supported for 1.x to 2.x upgrades only and should not be used with 3.x.
• Backup Edge Cache group: If the matched group in the CZF is not available, this list of backup edge cache group configured via Traffic Ops API can be used as backup. In the event of all backup edge cache groups not available, GEO location can be optionally used as further backup. APIs detailed here
• Traffic Ops Golang Proxy Endpoints
  • /api/1.3/origins (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/coordinates (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/staticdnsentries (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
• Delivery Service Origins Refactor: The Delivery Service API now creates/updates an Origin entity on Delivery Service creates/updates, and the org_server_fqdn column in the deliveryservice table has been removed. The org_server_fqdn data is now computed from the Delivery Service's primary origin (note: the name of the primary origin is the xml_id of its delivery service).
• Cachegroup-Coordinate Refactor: The Cachegroup API now creates/updates a Coordinate entity on Cachegroup creates/updates, and the latitude and longitude columns in the cachegroup table have been replaced with coordinate (a foreign key to Coordinate). Coordinates created from Cachegroups are given the name from_cachegroup_\<cachegroup name\>.
• Geolocation-based Client Steering: two new steering target types are available to use for CLIENT_STEERING delivery services: STEERING_GEO_ORDER and STEERING_GEO_WEIGHT. When targets of these types have an Origin with a Coordinate, Traffic Router will order and prioritize them based upon the shortest total distance from client -> edge -> origin. Co-located targets are grouped together and can be weighted or ordered within the same location using STEERING_GEO_WEIGHT or STEERING_GEO_ORDER, respectively.
• Tenancy is now the default behavior in Traffic Ops. All database entries that reference a tenant now have a default of the root tenant. This eliminates the need for the use_tenancy global parameter and will allow for code to be simplified as a result. If all user and delivery services reference the root tenant, then there will be no difference from having use_tenancy set to 0.
• Cachegroup Localization Methods: The Cachegroup API now supports an optional localizationMethods field which specifies the localization methods allowed for that cachegroup (currently ‘DEEP_CZ’, ‘CZ’, and ‘GEO’). By default if this field is null/empty, all localization methods are enabled. After Traffic Router has localized a client, it will only route that client to cachegroups that have enabled the localization method used. For example, this can be used to prevent GEO-localized traffic (i.e. most likely from off-net/internet clients) to cachegroups that aren't optimal for internet traffic.
• Traffic Monitor Client Update: Traffic Monitor is updated to use the Traffic Ops v13 client.
• Removed previously deprecated traffic_monitor_java
• Added infrastructure/cdn-in-a-box for Apachecon 2018 demonstration
• The CacheURL Delivery service field is deprecated. If you still need this functionality, you can create the configuration explicitly via the raw remap field.

2.2.0 - 2018-06-07

Added

• Per-DeliveryService Routing Names: you can now choose a Delivery Service's Routing Name (rather than a hardcoded “tr” or “edge” name). This might require a few pre-upgrade steps detailed here
• Delivery Service Requests: When enabled, delivery service requests are created when ALL users attempt to create, update or delete a delivery service. This allows users with higher level permissions to review delivery service changes for completeness and accuracy before deploying the changes.
• Traffic Ops Golang Proxy Endpoints
  • /api/1.3/about (GET)
  • /api/1.3/asns (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/cachegroups (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/cdns (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/capacity (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/configs (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/dnsseckeys (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/domain (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/monitoring (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/health (GET)
  • /api/1.3/cdns/routing (GET)
  • /api/1.3/deliveryservice_requests (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/divisions (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/hwinfos (GET)
  • /api/1.3/login (POST)
  • /api/1.3/parameters (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/profileparameters (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/phys_locations (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/ping (GET)
  • /api/1.3/profiles (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/regions (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/servers (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/servers/checks (GET)
  • /api/1.3/servers/details (GET)
  • /api/1.3/servers/status (GET)
  • /api/1.3/servers/totals (GET)
  • /api/1.3/statuses (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
  • /api/1.3/system/info (GET)
  • /api/1.3/types (GET,POST,PUT,DELETE)
• Fair Queuing Pacing: Using the FQ Pacing Rate parameter in Delivery Services allows operators to limit the rate of individual sessions to the edge cache. This feature requires a Trafficserver RPM containing the fq_pacing experimental plugin AND setting ‘fq’ as the default Linux qdisc in sysctl.
• Traffic Ops rpm changed to remove world-read permission from configuration files.

Changed

• Reformatted this CHANGELOG file to the keep-a-changelog format