We’ve just built Hammer-5. This release contains bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization. Here are just a few of the things added since Hammer-4 release:

1. We no longer start another refresh worker while another is stopping. If you are still reading this, please continue to 2.

We’ve just built Hammer-4. This release contains bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization. Here are just a few of the things added since Hammer-3 release:

We’ve just built Hammer-3. This release contains bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization. Here are just a few of the things added since Hammer-2 release:

Last Month in MIQ is a column about code and code things: everything code, except actual code.

We’ve just built Hammer-2. This release contains bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization. Here are just a few of the things added since Hammer-1 release:

Happy 2019! We kick off this year with a great feature on collaboration.

We’ve just built Gaprindashvili-7. This release contains security and bug fixes, UI tweaks, and stabilization. Here are just a few of the things added since Gaprindashvili-6 release:

Hello everyone, my name is David and I would like to tell you a story that started two years ago. Back in 2016 when ManageIQ was running on Rails 4.2 and the Rails 5 was in beta was when I started looking into ActionCable and WebSockets in general. I had this vision of having asynchronous notifications being emitted from long-running backend jobs that we could display on the frontend as notifications. In the meantime I had some bugs assigned to me about browser-based remote consoles. As you can guess, these consoles were also powered by WebSockets and I had a feeling that I could do some improvements in the area.