Announcing Sysdig 0.1.103

This release includes several new interesting features. Sysdig now supports RHEL Atomic Host, CentOS Atomic Host and Fedora Atomic Host. We also added a couple of nice chisels that record and display HTTP requests and are going to be useful when monitoring web servers. Finally, the sysdig driver is now CPU hotplug friendly, which can be useful in production environments and workloads.

Bug Fixes

Update ncurses so it will compile on GCC 5
Don’t use GCC 5 inside the Docker container, because older kernels are still not ready
Minor bugfixes on csysdig

New and updated features

httplog chisel: show a log of all HTTP requests
httptop chisel: show top HTTP requests by: ncalls, time or bytes
Improved the accept system event by adding queuelen and queuemax
sysdig-probe can now compile on the EL5 kernel. Userspace application still requires a recent GCC, which can be obtained from the Redhat/CentOS developer toolset
Support CPU hotplug: sysdig will just work if CPUs go up or down in your system, and will also generate an event when that happens
Precompile sysdig-probe for most Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS kernels

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Support

Community support is available on the sysdig mailing list.

Bugs and issues can be submitted through github.