MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS 2.9 - Release Notes

You can customize your DHS network CIDR range in this release. If you specify a custom network CIDR, the block size must be between a /16 netmask and /22 netmask. Otherwise, we will allocate a CIDR range for your DHS network.

See Set Up a Peered Network for Data Hub Service - AWS, Set Up a Public Network for Data Hub Service - AWS.

MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS deploys with MarkLogic version 10.0-4.2 in this release.

See MarkLogic Server 10.0-4.2 Release Notes.

In this release, the internal CIDR range is updated to 10.128.0.0/10. If your VPC CIDR is in the 10.128.0.0/10 range, your block size must be between a /20 netmask and /28 netmask. The maximum number of IP addresses including all subnets in this CIDR range is 4,096.

See Set Up a Peered Network for Data Hub Service - AWS.

The terms of use are updated in this release.

See Create Account.

MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS deploys with Data Hub version 5.1 in this release.

See Upgrade to MarkLogic Data Hub 5.1.

In this release, MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS supports the US East (Ohio) region.

See Supported Regions.

This release includes an update to customer-example.template, which creates your client-side VPC in AWS CloudFormation Console. With the Zone Deploy field, you can specify the number of availability zones in which you will host your client-side VPC.

See Set Up a Client-Side VPC - AWS.

In this release, MarkLogic Data Hub Service on AWS supports the Asia Pacific (Singapore) and Asia Pacific (Tokyo) regions.

See Supported Regions.

In this release, service type names are updated: Production is updated to Standard and Development is updated to Low Priority.

See Create a Data Hub Service.

This release updates the Billing Summary and Billing Details reports. The MarkLogic Capacity Unit (MCU) consumption charges are updated, enabling you to view and monitor your consumption more easily. Additionally, you can view data transfer charges from MarkLogic Data Hub Service to your application or Business Intelligence tool. See Billing Summary and Billing Details.

When creating a service, the MCU capacity field is now a drop-down menu in the portal. Select a baseline capacity range from the drop-down menu, such as 64-112, and drag the slider to your preferred capacity. Additionally, when viewing a service's details, you can change the capacity only within the previously specified range. You cannot select a different baseline capacity range.

This release updates the buttons for creating internal service users and switching to external service users. When viewing a service's details, first click Internal and then click Manage Users to create internal service users. After you create internal service users, you can switch to an external user configuration by clicking External.

In this release, you can click a username to edit a service user account. To delete a service user account, click the Delete button. See Edit a DHS User Account and Delete a DHS User Account.

You can click an account user name to update a portal user account in this release. See Edit a Portal User Account.

You can purchase MarkLogic Capacity Units (MCUs) in bulk and at a discount through an MUCs Year contract. Contracts are for each region and based on compute usage. Contact your MarkLogic Account Executive or Sales Representative to purchase an MCUs Year contract. See MCUs Year.

You can view a detailed list of MCUs Year contracts for your organization in this release. See Contract List.

In this release, your VPC CIDR is required to configure a peered network. See Set Up a Peered Network for Data Hub Service - AWS.

The Network CIDR is provided and managed by MarkLogic in this release. See Set Up a Peered Network for Data Hub Service - AWS.

This release removed ports 8008 and 8009. See Endpoints and Port Numbers.

This release includes updates to the customer-example.template. Updates include new VPC CIDR, private subnet CIDRs, and public subnet CIDRs. See Set Up a Secure Client-Side VPC - AWS.

When users configure dashboard columns, users can refresh the page and preserve their column configuration. See Customize DHS Dashboard.

Fixed Gradle configuration file. See Gradle Configuration.

Users now have access to the app servers and audit logs for their service. For details, see App Server Logs.

This release includes an increase in MCU capacity. Services up to 4080 MCUs are now available.

Users now have the ability to see detailed information about billing through AWS. For details, see Billing Summary.