Release LoadGen Api, Appliance and MCP Server: 1.0.0.12001
Release LoadGen Api, Appliance and MCP Server: 1.0.0.12001
LoadGen General
No general changes in this release.
LoadGen Api
[#9074] Fixed SessionSight visitor pages timing out. Opening a visitor's detail page could fail with "The SessionSight query exceeded the 25s server budget. Retry" while the analytics database was busy. Visitor lookups are now scoped to the requested visitor and bounded to the recent window, a query that still runs long returns a clear 504 instead of hanging, and slightly-stale data is served from the rollups rather than failing when the live read is slow.
[#9036] Fixed the SessionSight dashboard rendering every KPI as "—" (no data) when the analytics endpoints were slow or the SessionSight worker was still starting. The overview is now period-scoped and served from pre-aggregated rollups, the dashboard no longer blocks on a cold worker, and a query that still runs long returns a clear 504 instead of a blank error.
[#8488] Fixed the SessionSight Replay sessions list failing with "The SessionSight query exceeded the 25s server budget. Retry" on busy containers. The session list is now served from a per-session index instead of rescanning every event, so the page loads in milliseconds. Existing history self-heals through a one-time automatic recompute on upgrade.
[#9038] Fixed the SessionSight Heatmaps page being slow and not showing the captured page image behind the heatmap overlay. The lookup that picks a background snapshot is now filter-first and cached, so switching viewports is fast and the page preview appears reliably.
[#8552] Fixed web and Core load tests reporting no results and an empty live cockpit. Dial-back data from web/Core agents could be dropped, leaving "Active sessions: 0" and blank per-user, throughput, error and phase panels. Web and Core results now ingest reliably and the live cockpit shows progress, agents, application and measurement metrics, and test phase.
Configuration Backup. New item-level configuration export and import: pick exactly which configuration items to back up (datasources, load profiles, scenarios, alert profiles, dashboards and around 25 other types) into a portable .zip bundle, and re-import them with a dry-run preview, one-time or on a schedule. Secrets can be redacted for cross-appliance transfer, and a new admin-tier ConfigBackup role controls access.
Workload usage now counts web and Core testing profiles. Fixed the workloads usage view reporting "0 testing profiles" for WebTesting (Web) and Core workloads even when profiles were assigned; their testing profiles now surface the same way Citrix, RDS, WVD and VMware do.
Quieter logs on Windows standalone hosts. Fixed a repeating ERROR Failed to reach appliance agent at http://host.docker.internal:5050/ log storm on Windows hosts, where there is no host-side appliance agent. The address resolver now skips that lookup on Windows and uses system DNS directly. Linux appliances are unaffected.
LoadGen Appliance
[#8812] Fixed Update All reporting the upgrade as failed even though it completed successfully. The phase that recreates the containers now confirms the API container is running via the Docker daemon instead of polling an unreachable health URL, so a clean upgrade is reported as succeeded.
HTTPS / Let's Encrypt certificate issuance. Fixed the HTTPS setup wizard timing out without ever issuing a certificate for the main frontend domain. The appliance now correctly advertises the frontend domain to the certificate service, and already-deployed appliances self-heal on the next agent restart.