ATLAS Viewer Release: v11.5.4.230-W37
This release adds VPS session recording to Stream Recorder and introduces a new FFT display as a preview feature, alongside fixes for distance-mode freezes, and Stream Recorder reliability.
This release adds VPS session recording to Stream Recorder and introduces a new FFT display as a preview feature, alongside fixes for distance-mode freezes, and Stream Recorder reliability.
This release makes the Feed and Metric ports configurable through the Bridge configuration, adds a disk-backed overflow buffer for messages pending validation retry, and fixes several bugs affecting parameter error handling, Virtual Parameter Service calculation, and session timestamps.
This is the first release of Bridge Broadcast Service, a new product that gives your live telemetry feed highly-available replication to multiple downstream consumers — so a downstream restart, network blip, or slow consumer never costs you data.
This release adds regex matching for subscribed parameters and improves buffering performance, and fixes excessive startup delay.
This release adds a new Snapshot calculation mode for virtual parameter calculation, alongside the existing Default mode, and fixes virtual parameters failing to calculate when a source parameter's identifier differs from its name.
This release completes a redesign of RDS connection handling, bundles an updated Bridge Service (v2.1.4.15), and provides improvements for SSN2 missing offload performance.
This release adds support for Enhanced Slow Row on the TAG-700 and resolves three issues affecting remote upload, grid stability, and data version loading performance.
This release delivers stability improvements across Stream Recorder, virtual parameter handling, and the Session Browser, alongside new features for recorder connectivity visibility, configurable navigation, and enhanced Kafka support.
There are three supported routes for bringing external data into ATLAS. Which one you pick depends on whether your data is live or historical, where it currently lives, and what language and tooling you're working with.
This release adds configurable Kafka publishing, consuming, and authentication settings with Kafka 4 support, adds support for processing standalone PGVs, and fixes a Kafka SASL handshake issue.