New Features of Supported Versions of LifeKeeper for Windows Version 10.1
v10.1.0 New Features
| LifeKeeper Core | Updated Perl version to 5.42.0. More information related to the Perl upgrade can be found here. |
| Add Powershell templates for generic application scripts. | |
| Upgraded Java from v24.0.1 to v26.0.1 | |
| Upgraded Curl from v8.15.0 to v8.20.0. | |
| Recovery Kit for Oracle Database | Support multiple SIDs for a single Oracle Home on Windows. |
| Added support for protecting the OracleVssWriter service. | |
| Support Oracle listener resource on Windows. | |
| Recovery Kit for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | lksupport gathers information about RK for OCI. |
| Recovery Kit for Amazon EC2™ | Enable specifying AWS profiles in /etc/default/LifeKeeper. |
| Recovery Kit for Amazon Route 53™ | Enable specifying AWS profiles in /etc/default/LifeKeeper. |
| Recovery Kit for HULFT | “Recovery Kit for HULFT” has been released. It provides the same functionality as “Generic ARK for HULFT”, but reduces the effort required during setup. |
| LifeKeeper Web Management Console (LKWMC) | LKWMC now supports 1×1×1 and 1×1×1×1 configurations for DataKeeper for Windows. |
| A log page has been added to LKWMC. Users can now view LifeKeeper logs, as well as filter, search, and download the results. | |
| A licensing page has been added to LKWMC, allowing users to view the licenses and statuses of each connected server. | |
| LKWMC now supports German and Korean. | |
| It is now possible to specify the Switchback Type when creating resources. | |
| Recovery Kit for Amazon EC2 now allows specifying AUTOMATIC as the Switchback Type when extending resources. | |
| Links to LifeKeeper release notes, technical documentation, and user guides have been added to the LKWMC header’s Help menu. | |
| You can now check the licenses of the open-source software (OSS) used in LKWMC from the LKWMC header’s Help menu. | |
| Added a feature to toggle password visibility, allowing users to verify their input. | |
| In the Failover Strategy settings of Server Properties, “Disable” was removed from the item name and the logic of the setting values (On/Off) was reversed to eliminate confusion from double negatives. | |
| Improved the resource tree to display a tooltip showing the reason for a state change when hovering over a resource that is in an abnormal state (ISU, OSF, ILLSTATE, or UNKNOWN), when a reason exists. | |
| Improved the Generic Application resource creation screen to display the actual installation path (e.g., C:\LK…) instead of the “LKROOT” string. | |
| Added the ability to create and delete dependencies from a single parent resource to multiple child resources all at once. | |
| Suppressed Info-level logs for each REST API request by LKWMC to prevent the event log from bloating. | |
| Significantly enhanced the visualization of communication path statuses. Previously, communication between nodes was displayed as a single “two-way arrow.” We have added new display logic to show individual arrows for each communication direction, allowing users to intuitively grasp the detailed status. |
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