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Support for distributed processing of cluster state updates and collection API calls without relying on the Overseer.

This release supports 'Overseer' and 'Data' roles.

Ability to specify node roles in Solr.

Task management interface allows declaring tasks as cancellable and trackable.

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Rate limiting provides a way to throttle update and search requests based on usage metrics.

A lot of dependency updates make Solr much more secure.

Solr embedded zookeeper only binds to localhost by default.

Solr now runs with the Java security manager enabled by default.

All request handlers support security permissions for authorization.

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Upgrade to Zookeeper 3.7, allowing for TLS protected ZK communication.

Certificate Authentication Plugin lets you authenticate with x509 client certificates.

New snowball stemmers: Hindi, Indonesian, Nepali, Serbian, Tamil, and Yiddish.

Dense Vector 'Neural' Search through DenseVectorField fieldType and K-Nearest-Neighbor (KNN) Query Parser.

Minimum Java version supported: Java 11.

Please consult the 'Solr Upgrade Notes' when planning an upgrade:

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The highlights below is not the full list. This is a major-version release with breaking changes.

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Solr 9.0.0 is available for immediate download at: Solr is highly scalable, providing fault tolerant distributed search and indexing, and powers the search and navigation features of many of the world's largest internet sites. Its major features include powerful full-text search, hit highlighting, faceted search, dynamic clustering, database integration, rich document handling, and geospatial search. Solr is the popular, blazing fast, open source NoSQL search platform from the Apache Solr project. The Solr PMC is pleased to announce the release of Apache Solr 9.0.0. Path /var/log/osquery/ may also read these news as an ATOM feed. # so you have have custom alert levels for them # if you want to group your servers into an application group # Uncomment the below section if using AWS EC2 Adjust as necessary for your environment. The example below creates up to 3 250MB log files. To enable log rotation for OsqueryвЂ™s own logs, add the following configuration in /etc/osquery/osquery.flags. 'SELECT user AS username FROM logged_in_users ORDER BY time DESC LIMIT 1 ' 'SELECT uuid AS host_uuid FROM system_info ', 'query': 'SELECT uid, gid, uid_signed, gid_signed, username, description, directory, shell, uuid FROM users ', 'query': 'SELECT * FROM users join shell_history using (uid) ', 'query': 'SELECT type, user, tty, host, time, pid FROM logged_in_users ', 'query': 'SELECT interface, mac, type, mtu, metric, flags, link_speed FROM interface_details ', 'query': 'SELECT device, device_alias, path, type, blocks, blocks_size, flags FROM mounts where path not like '/var/lib/%' and path not like '/run/docker/%' and path not like '/snap/%' ', 'query': 'SELECT hostname, cpu_brand, physical_memory FROM system_info ', 'database_path': '/var/osquery/osquery.db',

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Install Osquery, Fluent Bit, and Telegraf В¶ To ingest data, install and configure the needed agents on each host. The instructions below work with the following: Once the forwarders are installed and sending data, ask us about modeling the data and creating datasets.ДЄn ingest token - for details on creating an ingest token for a datastream, see Data streams

The Linux Integration uses osquery, Fluent Bit, and Telegraf to send logs and metrics to Observe. Logged In Users - active users, users recently added or removed Volume - free and used space, volumes by host Interface - packets and bytes sent/received, most active MAC addresses Host - CPU utilization, memory and disk usage, hosts per datacenter

Here are some Resources based on this data: Many host-related investigations start with the Host dataset, showing the major performance counters useful for troubleshooting host issues. This data gives you status, metrics, and other details about your Linux hosts. Telegraf - Metrics for various subcomponents, such as CPUs, processes, and disk I/O Server - Resource datasets for hosts, volumes, interfaces, and users Osquery - system properties, user information, and shell history The Linux Integration collects data from several sources: Please talk to your Observe Data Engineer for more details. You can see this in practice in this Linux Host Monitoring blog post. With this data coming into Observe, we can assist you with shaping it into datasets and boards so you can see what is happening with your Linux infrastructure. See details of each host and its users, volumes, network interfaces, and more. The Linux Integration ingests data using several common open source tools. Toggle table of contents sidebar Linux Host Monitoring Integration В¶

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