Release 1.41.5
Version 1.41.5
What's new
Support to specify a custom header for the GSLB-endpoint monitoring traffic
You can now specify a custom header that you want to add to the GSLB-endpoint monitoring traffic by adding the "customHeader" argument under the monitor
parameter in the global traffic policy (GTP). Earlier, the host URL specified in the GTP YAML was added to the custom header of GSLB-endpoint monitoring traffic by default.
The following GTP excerpt shows the usage of customHeader
argument under monitoring.
monitor:
- monType: HTTPS
uri: ''
customHeader: "Host: <custom hostname>\r\n x-b3-traceid: afc38bae00096a96\r\n\r\n"
respCode: '200,300,400'
Fixed issues
- Even though a responder policy was successfully applied to a service in the Kubernetes cluster, the responder policy parameters, such as
redirect-status-code
andredirect-reason
, were not configured on the corresponding virtual server on NetScaler. This issue is fixed now. - NetScaler Ingress Controller (NSIC) logged a traceback error when it attempted to get the analytics endpoints for NetScaler Observability Exporter service specified in the ConfigMap. This issue is fixed now.
- Installation of NetScaler Ingress Controller using NetScaler Operator failed because of certain settings in 'analyticsConfig' with the
lookup: nodes is forbidden
error. This failure was because of a lack of ClusterRole permission to run API calls to get node-specific information. This issue is fixed now.