Forwarder Release Notes

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Forwarder 1.0.3

Release date: November 2, 2022

This version of the Forwarder contains several fixes and improvements in regards to the general launch of Azul Vulnerability Detection.

Fixed issue with duplicate proxied requests.
Fixed IOException: Premature close → channelClosed on Forwarder.
- A single HTTP/2 connection cannot be used due to load issues, HTTP/2 connection pool was introduced in order to be able to work under load.
- Added the ability to calculate and log concurrent requests multiplexed into one HTTP/2 connection.
Improved error handling and permissions.
- Enhanced readability of logged messages.
- Allowed to optionally provide the HTTPS scheme for the IC host when starting the Forwarder.

Release date: October 18, 2022

Minimise the number of Forwarder dependencies.
Added the ability to define the log level when starting the Forwarder using three different ways: via properties file, system variable or environment variable.
Fixed format of the Forwarder’s uptime. Added the ability to request extended statistics that include memory and CPU consumption.
Added homepage to the Forwarder when opening the root endpoint.
Simplification of the Forwarder authorization process.
Private key regeneration of the certificate on the Forwarder side during the daily certificate renewal process.
Added the ability to trust certificates issued to Azul by Amazon’s CA when the Forwarder connects to Azul Vulnerability Detection cloud.
No need to manually manage the certificates issued to the Forwarder.

Release date: October 4, 2022

Initial release (internal use only).