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Integration Agent for Linux

Integration Agent for Linux

0.1.2
April 22, 2024
  • Fix Updated error handling to output more useful error messages for configuration loading
  • Info Updated dependencies
0.1.0
December 7, 2023

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  • New Provided Gremlin has access to a valid AWS credentials chain, it now interprets AWS ARN values in GREMLIN_TEAM_ID, GREMLIN_TEAM_SECRET, GREMLIN_TEAM_CERTIFICATE_OR_FILE, GREMLIN_TEAM_PRIVATE_KEY_OR_FILE. Gremlin supports ARN values from AWS Secrets Manager or AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. Gremlin can optionally be supplied with GREMLIN_IAM_ROLE to specify a role to assume for the strict purpose of fetching secret values.
  • Info Updated dependencies
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