This topic summarizes the history of significant changes in TIBCO® Artifact Management Server release 1.5.0, including features, enhancements, and corrections.
This release supports PostgreSQL as a database option instead of the AMS-supplied embedded H2 database. The following options are available:
Configuring AMS with a PostgreSQL instance
Creating a new PostgreSQL server and database on Amazon AWS
Creating a new AMS database on an existing PostgreSQL Server
See this page for more information.
This release supports artifact deployment to StreamBase nodes that are discoverable outside of the AMS subnet. The new method is called Service Address. See this page for configuration details.
This release adds support for adding, updating, and deleting of:
Artifact deployment descriptors
Deployment service addresses
For details see User Management Settings.
The following artifact types are now supported and described here:
Python script files
TensorFlow model definition files
TensorFlow graph definition files
Avro schema files
To improve validation performance when adding, saving, and loading artifacts, a user setting for automatically validating artifacts is available (and disabled by default).
Managing artifact deployment descriptors is now supported from the web client's Management page.
New AMS commands were added to assist with database backup and restore operations. See AMS Command Reference for details.
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See this page for general AMS migration and compatibility information.
AMS now supports database:
AMS REST APIs documentation have changed in the Swagger page, to more accurately represent the request and response models of some endpoints. These changes have no affect on the request or response payloads, so backward compatibility in maintained. For more information about viewing the API, see REST API Changes in AMS 1.5.0.
Functional changes were also made to support:
Accepts compressed content query parameter in requests that contain artifact content is its request or response.
Include/exclude/convert/compress query parameters in the artifacts sync and checkout requests.
Include/exclude/convert/compress query parameters in the lifecycle checkouts request.
Compressed content in artifact response models (may affect backwards compatibility).
Type and service-address list in deployment descriptor and target response models (may affect backwards compatibility).
New Service Addresses endpoints.
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This section describes resolved limitations in the current release. Each item includes a tracking number and a description.
| Fixed in 1.5.0 | |
|---|---|
| Number | Resolution |
| SB‑47736 | Previously, the "high water mark" AMS uses to determine which Subversion repository commits were pulled into AMS would get out of sync, resulting in attempts to pull the same Subversion commits into AMS multiple times. This was fixed. |