Hello,
I'm very happy to let you know that Zato 1.1 has just been released.
*What is Zato*
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Zato is a lightweight, yet complete, ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) and
app server in Python designed for creating middleware applications and
systems of systems.
Zato is open-source software released under a commercial-friendly LGPL
license.
The project's site is at https://zato.io
Read more about what ESB is at https://zato.io/docs/intro/esb-soa.html
*Release notes*
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This release is based on feedback from early adopters and includes a
number of improvements to help first time users get started more easily.
An important addition in 1.1 is a unified installer for OS X, Ubuntu,
Mint and Fedora.
Special thanks to Myroslav Opyr (quintagroup.com) for all his
suggestions and code patches and to a vocal group of OS X users
(https://github.com/zatosource/zato/issues/41) who helped create the OS
X installer!
Download: https://zato.io/downloads.html
Migrating from 1.0: https://zato.io/docs/admin/guide/migrating.html
Changelog: https://zato.io/docs/project/changelog.html
Unfortunately, this release doesn't add an installer for RHEL and SLES.
Confronted with a choice between delaying 1.1 and adding support for OS
X and Fedora, I had to make a call and chose the latter.
*Changelog*
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* Unified installer for Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora and OS X
* Added the zato check-config command
* Fixed a bug which lead to double execution of user-defined scheduler jobs
* Made quickstart clusters more robust when confronted with improperly
configured servers, sanity checks are now performed before servers are
started
* Changed the default value of main.deployment_lock_expires so it works
on 32-bit systems without a need for reconfiguring servers after they’re
created
* Made scripts generated by zato quickstart relocatable
* Newly created servers start CPU_COUNT gunicorn workers by default now,
not CPU_COUNT * 2 as previously
* HAProxy load-balancer can now bind to all interfaces. Patch provided
by Myroslav Opyr (quintagroup.com).
cheers,
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Dariusz Suchojad
https://zato.io
The next generation ESB and application server. Open-source. In Python.
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