The eigth milestone of Hawkular released

Hawkular uses Keycloak Keycloak as its Single Sign On and Identity Management System.

In the downloads, Keycloak is/as always running embedded and expected the Hawkular server to run on localhost - if what was not the case the user had to edit two files before being able to bind the server on a different (public) IP or even use an external Keycloak server.

With Hawkular 1.0.0.Alpha 8 it is now possible to pass a command line option on startup to point to the Keycloak server:

So far when doing REST calls from your client, via curl or also when using the agent, it was required to pass username and password, which was not optimal.

We now started supporting the use of token + secret. For this purpose there is a new UI part in the user menu

When you have such a token, you will be then able to access URLs via

instead of

Please note that this does not yet work for all subsystems.

When you go to an indivdual application server you will now see a brand new overview page

This page is now also the default when you select an application server from the list.

The URL list page has been revamped to show individual servers in small tiles that include the state and also a sparkline diagram of the response time.

As you can see, it is now possible to filter the tiles shown by name and also state.

Full list of Jira issues fixed in this release: Release Notes - Hawkular - Version 1.0.0.Alpha8

Visit the recording here:

We will announce the next milestone demo on our Google Plus page.

You can download the release here:

Agent-installer:

The next Alpha is planned for January 20th, and we are planning to work on the following features: