pyctuator

Pyctuator now supports disabling specific endpoints such as "environments".
This is done by specifying the endpoints to be disabled as follows:

pyctuator = Pyctuator(
    app,
    "Example FastAPI",
    app_url=f"http://{example_app_address}:8000",
    pyctuator_endpoint_url=f"http://{example_app_address}:8000/pyctuator",
    registration_url=f"http://{example_sba_address}:8080/instances",
    app_description=app.description,
    disabled_endpoints=Endpoints.ENV | Endpoints.HTTP_TRACE
)

• Upgrade many of the dependencies to much newer version
• Fix github workflow to use newer ubuntu runner
• Support multiple DB connections by naming respective health-provider and composing them

Upgrade dependencies recommended by pyctuator show -o.

In this major release we've finally upgraded Python to 3.9 and libraries to a recent versions, see #81.

In addition:

• This release improves the HTTP status code returned from the "health" endpoint, see #79.
• For maintainers - Major improvement to E2E's stability by using distinct TCP port for each test.

See https://github.com/SolarEdgeTech/pyctuator/tree/master/examples/Advanced#secret-scrubbing for details.

See #67

See #65

Pyctuator now uses Alchemy's ping method to test DB health as suggested in #61 - this solves an issue with monitoring connections to Oracle.

Pyctuator now allows adding arbitrary details to the "Info" section in SBA.
See documentation at https://github.com/SolarEdgeTech/pyctuator#additional-application-info

First SBA registration was done on the "main thread" so any communication issue blocked the application from starting.
Instead, the first registration attempt is now async as all the subsequent registrations were.

Enables pyctuator to include metadata in the SBA registration request.

In addition to scrubbing secrets from environment and configuration variables, pyctuator now scrubs secrets from HTTP headers.

See #34, and thank you @aneasystone for the contribution.

With this release, Pyctuator will automatically configure the logging system if not configured yet.
See #31

This release adds support for the aiohttp web framework.
As a result, you can now monitor aiohttp web apps using Pyctuator and Spring Boot Admin.
Kudos to @amenezes for suggesting and contributing this feature!

See #13