Announcing Sysdig 0.1.103
Blog post from Sysdig
Sysdig 0.1.103 introduces several new features and improvements, enhancing its functionality and compatibility. This release includes support for RHEL Atomic Host, CentOS Atomic Host, and Fedora Atomic Host, along with new chisels that record and display HTTP requests, aiding in web server monitoring. Additionally, the sysdig driver now accommodates CPU hotplugging, beneficial for dynamic production environments. The update also includes various bug fixes, such as improving compatibility with GCC 5 and enhancing the accept system event with additional queue metrics. Precompiled sysdig-probe versions are now available for major Linux distributions, and community support continues through the sysdig mailing list and GitHub for issue reporting.
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