15.2

A number of improvements have been made which will improve end-user experience and reduce wait times for commonly performed processes.  The net result is an improved user experience and faster turnaround of Atria initiated changes.

Multi-threading provisioning

We've brought back multi-threading to provisioning in 15.2, this means large request volumes from one customer will not cause as much delay in provisioning.  You can adjust configuration for individual provisioning engines as needed.

Provisioning Optimizations

An issue was found where provisioning rules were not being cached after being compiled, this causes every provisioning request to require more processing time. This has been optimized and individual provisioning times have reduced significantly.

Atria UI Performance

We have made caching adjustments to the UI which have boosted responsiveness, page load times are reduced. 

Delay in Edit User Control

In some scenarios the feature added to retrieve the last authentication time from AD was slowing the load time of the edit user control.  This has been optimised and caching introduced to speed load times and remove redundant calls.

15.2

We recently introduced support for you to manage customers who have their own Active Directory instances.  Think each customer with their own AD forest.  

With 15.2 we have made a number of improvements.

• The PowerShell command Update-AtriaRemoteEnvironment has been added to AtriaTools for updating Atria components - this means you can update all Atria components deployed into an Active Directory from your central Atria server.
• Detach Environment - this lets you detach and remove a customers Active Directory from Atria management.  Commands have also been added to remove installed Atria components.
• Use multiple Atria locations for Private ADs.  Locations can now be selected when creating new customers.  This is useful if you need a different default configuration for a sub-set of customers with private Active Directories.