We Listened! Customer feedback was crucial in identifying the path forward. While we always focus on security, connectivity, and speed, additional focus for Vinyl 3.1 was placed on infrastructure, monitoring, and performance.
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The Vinyl Framework has been reworked to support running Vinyl on Linux! This expands hosting environment options for Vinyl. Docker Deployment on Linux provides infrastructure utilities to allow you to scale and deploy faster while saving on resource and Microsoft licensing costs associated with the Windows alternative option.
New Page View Logs and Session Activity Logs provide insightful User data. The purpose of this read-only information is to provide greater visibility and insights into how Users engage with applications in the environment and allow tracking of sessions at a granular level of detail.
Tracing is a new diagnostic feature available within Vinyl that allows Developer Users to troubleshoot applications. Tracing can be an instrumental tool for debugging performance-related issues in an app, as well as using it to troubleshoot things that aren’t working as expected in an app.
The Filter feature now supports the ability to use multiple selections when filtering. For example, you can filter on both Category and Supplier. This feature greatly improves the usability of the Filter, to allow better granularity control through search. Panels that have filtering enabled will now leverage the ability to multi-filter.
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