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Palantir Technologies Inc.

Class A Common Stock

 

 

This prospectus relates to the registration of the resale of up to              shares of our Class A common stock by our stockholders identified in this prospectus (“Registered Stockholders”). Unlike an initial public offering (“IPO”), the resale by the Registered Stockholders is not being underwritten by any investment bank. The Registered Stockholders may, or may not, elect to sell their shares of Class A common stock covered by this prospectus, as and to the extent they may determine. Such sales, if any, will be made through brokerage transactions on the New York Stock Exchange (the “NYSE”). See the section titled “Plan of Distribution.” If the Registered Stockholders choose to sell their shares of Class A common stock, we will not receive any proceeds from the sale of shares of Class A common stock by the Registered Stockholders.

We have two classes of common stock, Class A common stock and Class B common stock and, subject to stockholder approval, we intend to authorize a third class of common stock, Class F common stock. The rights of holders of Class A common stock, Class B common stock and Class F common stock are identical, except voting, transfer and conversion rights. Each share of Class A common stock is entitled to one vote. Each share of Class B common stock is entitled to 10 votes and is convertible at any time, at the option of the holder thereof, into one share of Class A common stock. Each share of Class F common stock will have a variable number of votes, as described further in this prospectus, and will be convertible at any time, at the option of the holder thereof, into one share of Class B common stock. All shares of Class F common stock will be held by a voting trust established by Alexander Karp, Stephen Cohen, and Peter Thiel (our “Founders”) pursuant to a voting trust agreement (the “Founder Voting Trust Agreement”). Our Founders will also be party to a voting agreement (the “Founder Voting Agreement”). So long as our Founders who are then party to the Founder Voting Agreement and certain of their affiliates collectively meet a minimum ownership threshold on the applicable record date for a vote of the stockholders, the Class F common stock, together with the Founder Voting Trust Agreement and the Founder Voting Agreement, will give these Founders the ability to control up to 49.999999% of the total voting power of our capital stock. This means that, for the foreseeable future, the control of our company will be concentrated with our Founders through our Class F common stock, notwithstanding the number of outstanding shares of Class A common stock and Class B common stock. For additional information, see the section titled “Description of Capital Stock — Multi-Class Common Stock” and “Risk Factors — Risks Related to Ownership of Our Class A Common Stock.” Following the authorization and issuance of our Class F common stock, our Founders and their affiliates will hold approximately     % of the voting power of our outstanding capital stock, and our directors and executive officers and their affiliates will hold approximately     % of the voting power of our outstanding capital stock.

No public market for our Class A common stock currently exists. However, our shares of Class A common stock (on an basis) have a history of trading in private transactions. Based on information available to us, the low and high sales prices per share of Class A common stock (on an basis) for such private transactions during the year ended December 31, 2019 were $4.50 and $6.50, respectively, and during the period from January 1, 2020 through August 21, 2020 were $4.19 and $8.50, respectively. The volume weighted-average price per share for the period from January 1, 2020 through August 21, 2020 was $5.35. For more information, see the section titled “Sale Price History of Our Capital Stock.” Our recent trading prices in private transactions may have little or no relation to the opening public price of our shares of Class A common stock on the NYSE or the subsequent trading price of our shares of Class A common stock on the NYSE. Further, the listing of our Class A common stock on the NYSE without underwriters is a novel method for commencing public trading in shares of our Class A common stock, and consequently, the trading volume and price of shares of our Class A common stock may be more volatile than if shares of our Class A common stock were initially listed in connection with an underwritten IPO.

Based on information provided by the NYSE, the opening public price of our Class A common stock on the NYSE will be determined by buy and sell orders collected by the NYSE from broker-dealers. Based on such orders, the designated market maker (“DMM”) will determine an opening price for our Class A common stock in consultation with a financial advisor pursuant to applicable NYSE rules. For more information, see the section titled “Plan of Distribution.”

We intend to apply to list our Class A common stock on the NYSE under the symbol “PLTR.” We expect our Class A common stock to begin trading on the NYSE on or about             , 2020.

We are an “emerging growth company” as that term is defined in the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act of 2012, and, as such, we have elected to comply with certain reduced public company reporting requirements for this prospectus and may elect to do so in future filings.

See the section titled “Risk Factors” beginning on page 16 to read about factors you should consider before buying shares of our Class A common stock.

 

 

Neither the Securities and Exchange Commission nor any other regulatory body has approved or disapproved of these securities or passed upon the accuracy or adequacy of this prospectus. Any representation to the contrary is a criminal offense.

Prospectus dated             , 2020

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APPLE-SA-2013-10-22-3 OS X Mavericks v10.9

  • Subject: APPLE-SA-2013-10-22-3 OS X Mavericks v10.9
  • From: Apple Product Security <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 13:47:48 -0700
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 APPLE-SA-2013-10-22-3 OS X Mavericks v10.9 OS X Mavericks v10.9 is now available and addresses the following: Application Firewall Impact: socketfilterfw --blockApp may not block applications from receiving network connections Description: The socketfilterfw command line tool's --blockApp option did not properly block applications from receiving network connections. This issue was addressed through improved handling of the --blockApp options. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5165 : Alexander Frangis of PopCap Games App Sandbox Impact: The App Sandbox may be bypassed Description: The LaunchServices interface for launching an application allowed sandboxed apps to specify the list of arguments passed to the new process. A compromised sandboxed application could abuse this to bypass the sandbox. This issue was addressed by disallowing sandboxed applications from specifying arguments. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5179 : Friedrich Graeter of The Soulmen GbR Bluetooth Impact: A malicious local application could cause an unexpected system termination Description: The Bluetooth USB host controller deleted interfaces needed for later operations. This issue was addressed by retaining the interface until it is no longer needed. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5166 : Stefano Bianchi Mazzone, Mattia Pagnozzi, and Aristide Fattori of Computer and Network Security Lab (LaSER), Universita degli Studi di Milano CFNetwork Impact: Session cookies may persist even after resetting Safari Description: Resetting Safari did not always delete session cookies until Safari was closed. This issue was addressed through improved handling of session cookies. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5167 : Graham Bennett, Rob Ansaldo of Amherst College CFNetwork SSL Impact: An attacker could decrypt part of a SSL connection Description: Only the SSLv3 and TLS 1.0 versions of SSL were used. These versions are subject to a protocol weakness when using block ciphers. A man-in-the-middle attacker could have injected invalid data, causing the connection to close but revealing some information about the previous data. If the same connection was attempted repeatedly the attacker may eventually have been able to decrypt the data being sent, such as a password. This issue was addressed by enabling TLS 1.2. CVE-ID CVE-2011-3389 Console Impact: Clicking on a malicious log entry may lead to unexpected application execution Description: This update modified the behavior of Console when clicking on a log entry with an attached URL. Rather than opening the URL, Console will now preview the URL with Quick Look. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5168 : Aaron Sigel of vtty.com CoreGraphics Impact: Windows may be visible over the lock screen after display sleep Description: A logic issue existed in CoreGraphics's handling of display sleep mode, resulting in data corruption that could result in windows being visible over the lock screen. The issue is addressed through improved handling of display sleep. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5169 CoreGraphics Impact: Viewing a maliciously crafted PDF file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution Description: A buffer underflow existed in the handling of PDF files. This issue was addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5170 : Will Dormann of the CERT/CC CoreGraphics Impact: An unprivileged application may be able to log keystrokes entered into other applications even when secure input mode is enabled Description: By registering for a hotkey event, an unprivileged application could log keystrokes entered into other applications even when secure input mode was enabled. This issue was addressed by additional validation of hotkey events. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5171 curl Impact: Multiple vulnerabilities in curl Description: Multiple vulnerabilities existed in curl, the most serious of which may lead to arbitrary code execution. These issues were addressed by updating curl to version 7.30.0 CVE-ID CVE-2013-0249 CVE-2013-1944 dyld Impact: An attacker who has arbitrary code execution on a device may be able to persist code execution across reboots Description: Multiple buffer overflows existed in dyld's openSharedCacheFile() function. These issues were addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-3950 : Stefan Esser IOKitUser Impact: A malicious local application could cause an unexpected system termination Description: A null pointer dereference existed in IOCatalogue. This issue was addressed through additional type checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5138 : Will Estes IOSerialFamily Impact: Executing a malicious application may result in arbitrary code execution within the kernel Description: An out of bounds array access existed in the IOSerialFamily driver. This issue was addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5139 : @dent1zt Kernel Impact: Use of SHA-2 digest functions in the kernel may result in an unexpected system termination Description: An incorrect output length was used for the SHA-2 family of digest functions, resulting in a kernel panic when these functions were used, primarily during IPSec connections. The issue was addressed through use of the expected output length. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5172 : Christoph Nadig of Lobotomo Software, [equinux ag] Kernel Impact: Kernel stack memory may be disclosed to local users Description: An information disclosure issue existed in the msgctl and segctl APIs. This issue was addressed by initializing data structures returned from the kernel. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5142 : Kenzley Alphonse of Kenx Technology, Inc Kernel Impact: A local user may cause a denial of service Description: The kernel random number generator would hold a lock while satisfying a request from userspace, allowing a local user to make a large request and hold the lock for long periods of time, denying service to other users of the random number generator. This issue was addressed by releasing and reacquiring the lock for large requests more frequently. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5173 : Jaakko Pero of Aalto University Kernel Impact: A local, unpriviledged user may be able to cause an unexpected system termination Description: An integer sign issue existed in the handling of tty reads. This issue was addressed through improved handling of tty reads. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5174 : CESG Kernel Impact: A local user may be able to cause kernel memory information disclosure or an unexpected system termination Description: An out of bounds read issue existed in the handling of Mach-O files. This issue was addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5175 Kernel Impact: A local user may be able to cause a system hang Description: An integer truncation issue existed in the handling of tty devices. This issue was addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5176 : CESG Kernel Impact: A local user may be able to cause an unexpected system termination Description: The kernel would panic when an invalid user-supplied iovec structure was detected. This issue was addressed through improved validation of iovec structures. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5177 : CESG Kernel Impact: Unprivileged processes may be able to cause an unexpected system termination or arbitrary code execution in the kernel Description: A memory corruption issue existed in the handling of arguments to the posix_spawn API. This issue was addressed through improved bounds checking. CVE-ID CVE-2013-3954 : Stefan Esser Kernel Impact: Source specific multicast program may cause an unexpected system termination when using Wi-Fi network Description: An error checking issue existed in the handling of a multicast packets. This issue was addressed through improved handling of multicast packets. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5184 : Octoshape Kernel Impact: An attacker on a local network can cause a denial of service Description: An attacker on a local network can send specially crafted IPv6 ICMP packets and cause high CPU load. The issue was addressed by rate limiting ICMP packets before verifying their checksum. CVE-ID CVE-2011-2391 : Marc Heuse Kernel Impact: A malicious local application could cause a system hang Description: An integer truncation issue existed in the kernel socket interface, which could be leveraged to force the CPU into an infinite loop. The issue was addressed by using a larger sized variable. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5141 : CESG Kext Management Impact: An unauthorized process can disable some loaded kernel extensions Description: An issue existed in kext management's handling of IPC messages from unauthenticated senders. This issue was addressed by adding additional authorization checks. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5145 : "Rainbow PRISM" LaunchServices Impact: A file could show the wrong extension. Description: An issue exited in the handling of certain unicode characters that could allow filenames to show incorrect extensions. The issue was addressed by filtering unsafe unicode characters from display in filenames. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5178 : Jesse Ruderman of Mozilla Corporation, Stephane Sudre of Intego Libc Impact: Under unusual circumstances some random numbers may be predictable Description: If the kernel random number generator was not accessible to srandomdev(), the function fell back to an alternative method which had been removed by optimization, leading to a lack of randomness. This issue was addressed by modifying the code to be correct under optimization. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5180 : Xi Wang Mail Accounts Impact: Mail may not choose the most secure authentication method available Description: When auto-configuring a mail account on certain mailservers, the Mail app would choose plaintext authentication over CRAM-MD5 authentication. This issue was addressed through improved logic handling. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5181 Mail Header Display Impact: An unsigned message may appear to be validly signed. Description: A logic issue existed in Mail's handling of unsigned messages that nevertheless contained a multipart/signed part. The issue was addressed through improved handling of unsigned messages. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5182 : Michael Roitzsch of Technische Universitat Dresden Mail Networking Impact: Information may be briefly transferred in plain text when non-TLS encryption is configured. Description: When Kerberos authentication was enabled and Transport Layer Security was disabled, Mail would send some unencrypted data to the mail server, leading to an unexpected termination of the connection. The issue was addressed through improved handling of this configuration. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5183 : Richard E. Silverman of www.qoxp.net OpenLDAP Impact: The ldapsearch command line tool did not honor the minssf configuration Description: The ldapsearch command line tool did not honor the minssf configuration, which could lead to weak encryption being allowed unexpectedly. This issue was addressed through improved handling of the minssf configuration. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5185 perl Impact: Perl scripts may be vulnerable to denial of service. Description: The rehash mechanism in outdated versions of Perl may be vulnerable to denial of service in scripts that use untrusted input as hash keys. The issue is addressed by updating to Perl 5.16.2. CVE-ID CVE-2013-1667 Power Management Impact: The screen lock may not engage after the specified time period Description: A locking issue existed in power assertion management. The issue was addressed through improved lock handling. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5186 : David Herman at Sensible DB Design python Impact: Multiple vulnerabilities in python 2.7 Description: Multiple vulnerabilities existed in python 2.7.2, the most serious of which may lead to decryption of the content of a SSL connection. This update addresses the issues by updating python to version 2.7.5. Further information is available via the python site at http://www.python.org/download/releases/ CVE-ID CVE-2011-3389 CVE-2011-4944 CVE-2012-0845 CVE-2012-0876 CVE-2012-1150 python Impact: Multiple vulnerabilities in python 2.6 Description: Multiple vulnerabilities existed in python 2.6.7, the most serious of which may lead to decryption of the content of a SSL connection. This update addresses the issues by updating python to version 2.6.8 and applying the patch for CVE-2011-4944 from the Python project. Further information is available via the python site at http://www.python.org/download/releases/ CVE-ID CVE-2011-3389 CVE-2011-4944 CVE-2012-0845 CVE-2012-0876 CVE-2012-1150 ruby Impact: An attacker with a privileged network position may intercept user credentials or other sensitive information Description: A hostname validation issue existed in Ruby's handling of SSL certificates. This issue was addressed by updating Ruby to version 2.0.0p247. CVE-ID CVE-2013-4073 Security Impact: Support for X.509 certificates with MD5 hashes may expose users to spoofing and information disclosure as attacks improve Description: Certificates signed using the MD5 hash algorithm were accepted by OS X. This algorithm has known cryptographic weaknesses. Further research or a misconfigured certificate authority could have allowed the creation of X.509 certificates with attacker controlled values that would have been trusted by the system. This would have exposed X.509 based protocols to spoofing, man in the middle attacks, and information disclosure. This update disables support for an X.509 certificate with an MD5 hash for any use other than as a trusted root certificate. CVE-ID CVE-2011-3427 Security - Authorization Impact: An administrator's security preferences may not be respected Description: The "Require an administrator password to access system preferences with lock icons" setting allows administrators to add an additional layer of protection to sensitive system settings. In some cases where an administrator had enabled this setting, applying a software update or upgrade could have subsequently disabled the setting. This issue was addressed through improved handling of authorization rights. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5189 : Greg Onufer Security - Smart Card Services Impact: Smart Card Services may be unavailable when certificate revocation checks are enabled Description: A logic issue existed in OS X's handling of Smart Card certificate revocation checks. The issue was addressed through improved certificate revocation support. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5190 : Yongjun Jeon of Centrify Corporation Screen Lock Impact: The "Lock Screen" command may not take effect immediately Description: The "Lock Screen" command in the Keychain Status menu bar item did not take effect until after the "Require password [amount of time] after sleep or screen saver begins" setting had elapsed. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5187 : Michael Kisor of OrganicOrb.com, Christian Knappskog of NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Stefan Gronke (CCC Trier), Patrick Reed Screen Lock Impact: A hibernated Mac with Autologin may not require a password to wake Description: A Mac with hibernation and autologin enabled may allow waking from hibernation without prompting for a password. This issue was addressed through improved lock handling. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5188 : Levi Musters Screen Sharing Server Impact: A remote attacker may be able to cause arbitrary code execution Description: A format string vulnerability existed in Screen Sharing Server's handling of the VNC username. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5135 : SilentSignal working with iDefense VCP syslog Impact: A Guest user may be able to see log messages from previous Guests Description: The console log was visible to the Guest user and contained messages from previous Guest user sessions. This issue was addressed by making the console log for Guest users visible only to administrators. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5191 : Sven-S. Porst of earthlingsoft USB Impact: A malicious local application could cause an unexpected system termination Description: The USB hub controller didn't check the port and port number of requests. The issue was addressed by adding checks of the port and port number. CVE-ID CVE-2013-5192 : Stefano Bianchi Mazzone, Mattia Pagnozzi, and Aristide Fattori of Computer and Network Security Lab (LaSER), Universita degli Studi di Milano Note: OS X Mavericks includes Safari 7.0, which incorporates the security content of Safari 6.1. For further details see "About the security content of Safari 6.1" at http://http//support.apple.com/kb/HT6000 OS X Mavericks v10.9 may be obtained from the Mac App Store. 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Sensu Go release notes

Versioning

Sensu Go adheres to semantic versioning using MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH release numbers, starting at 5.0.0. MAJOR version changes indicate incompatible API changes. MINOR versions add backward-compatible functionality. PATCH versions include backward-compatible bug fixes.

Upgrading

Read the upgrade guide for information about upgrading to the latest version of Sensu Go.

6.0.0 release notes

August 10, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 6.0.0, is now available for download.

With Sensu Go 6.0.0, you can control everything through the API. You can still use configuration management tools to bootstrap agent entities, but you don’t need to! Our new agent entity management feature via the backend configuration API nearly eliminates the need for external (or out-of-band) configuration management for Sensu, which allows you to manage agent entity subscriptions and automate the discovery of system facts without updating agent local configuration files. Run a sensuctl command, click a button in the web UI, or execute a custom check plugin!

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 6.0.0.

BREAKING CHANGES FOR SENSU 6.0:

  • The database schema for entities has changed. As a result, after you complete the steps to upgrade to Sensu 6.0 (including running the command), you will not be able to use your database with older versions of Sensu.
  • In binary-only distributions, the web UI is now a standalone product that is no longer distributed inside the binary. See the Sensu Go Web repository for more information.
  • After initial creation, you cannot change your entity configuration by modifying the agent’s configuration file.

NEW FEATURES:

  • (Commercial feature) Sensu now logs a warning when secrets cannot be sent to an agent because mTLS is not enabled.
  • (Commercial feature) Added JavaScript functions, , and to the filter execution environment so you can now query the Sensu event store for other events within the filter namespace.
  • (Commercial feature) Docker-only Sensu now binds to the hostname of containers instead of . Docker images now set their own default values for environment variables , , , , , , and .
  • (Commercial feature) Added Linux packages for 386; armv5, armv6, and armv7; MIPS hard float, MIPS LE hard float, and MIPS 64 LE hard float; ppc64le; and s390x architectures. See the supported platforms page for a complete list of Sensu’s supported platforms.
  • Added Sensu query expression.
  • Added binary-only distributions for FreeBSD , , and and Linux and .
  • Added the Boolean attribute to the event.Check object to indicate whether the event was silenced at the time it was processed.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • (Commercial feature) Added support for the attribute in Active Directory (AD).
  • (Commercial feature) Added more descriptive information for errors in the federated web UI.
  • The and methods in keepalived now use and respectively.
  • The and methods in eventd now use and .
  • Agent entity updates now ignore state-related fields.
  • You can now manage Sensu agent configuration via the HTTP API.
  • For sysvinit services, Sensu now passes users’ secondary groups (i.e. groups other than the Sensu user group) to , which gives the Sensu agent and backend access to the file access writes that are granted to the secondary groups.
  • Output of now includes help for using the runtime asset.
  • For role bindings and cluster role bindings, values can now include unicode characters, and and values are now automatically capitalized.
  • Improved logging for the agent websocket connection.
  • Improved the wording of the secret provider error message.
  • Fewer keys in etcd are now stored for agents.
  • Keepalive and round robin scheduling leases are now dealt with more efficiently.
  • Upgraded Go version from 1.13.7 to 1.13.15.
  • Upgraded etcd version from 3.3.17 to 3.3.22.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Label selectors now work as expected with multiple requirements for events.
  • (Commercial feature) Fixed an issue that prevented broken secrets providers from surfacing their errors.
  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug for PostgreSQL datastores that could prevent GraphQL from retrieving all pages when fetching events in a namespace with more than 1000 total events, resulting in an unexpected error.
  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug that could cause the backend to panic in case of PostgreSQL errors.
  • Sensu now logs and returns and error if it cannot find a mutator.
  • Errors produced in the agent by assets, check validation, token substitution, and event unmarshaling are logged once again.
  • The User-Agent header is now set only upon on new client creation rather than upon each request.
  • When the Sensu agent cannot parse the proper CA certificate path, Sensu logs this in the error message.
  • Fixed a bug where highly concurrent event filtering could result in a panic.
  • Fixed a bug where nil labels or annotations in an event filtering context would require you to explicitly check whether the annotations or labels are undefined. With this fix, labels and annotations are always defined (although they may be empty).
  • Fixed the log entry field for the check’s name in schedulerd.

5.21.2 release notes

August 31, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.21.2, is now available for download.

This patch release includes two fixes: one for PostgreSQL errors that could cause the backend to panic and one to ensure that failed check events are written to the event log file.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.21.2.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug where PostgreSQL errors could cause the backend to panic.
  • Failed check events are now written to the event log file.

5.21.1 release notes

August 5, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.21.1, is now available for download.

This patch release includes fixes for a web UI crash when interacting with namespaces that contain 1000 or more events and regressions in logging various agent errors as well as an enhancement that provides additional context to websocket connection errors logged by the backend.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.21.1.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • Backend log messages related to connection errors on the agent websocket API now provide more context about the error.

FIXES:

  • Fixed a potential web UI crash when fetching events in namespace with 1000 or more events.
  • Fixed a regression that prevented errors produced in the agent by assets, check validation, token substitution, or event unmarshaling from being logged.

5.21.0 release notes

June 15, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.21.0, is now available for download.

The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.21.0, is now available for download! This release delivers several enhancements and fixes. The most significant enhancements involve user management: you can now generate a password hash, specify the resulting hash in your user definitions without having to store cleartext passwords, and create and update these users using . You can also reset user passwords via the backend API. We also tuned Sensu Go agent logging and changed the default log level from warning to info. Plus, we crushed a number of nasty bugs: checks configured with missing hooks can no longer crash the agent, proxy check request errors do not block scheduling for other entities, and more!

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.21.0.

NEW FEATURES:

  • (Commercial feature) Added entity count and limit for each entity class in the tabular title in the response for (in addition to the total entity count and limit).
  • (Commercial feature) Added Linux amd64 OpenSSL-linked binaries for the Sensu agent and backend, with accompanying and flags for the agent and backend.
  • Added command to generate password hashes.
  • Added the ability to reset passwords via the backend API and .

IMPROVEMENTS:

FIXES:

  • The password verification logic when running is now included in the backend API rather than sensuctl.
  • Errors in publishing proxy check requests no longer block scheduling for other entities.
  • Using the flag when listing namespaces in sensuctl now works properly.
  • The agent no longer immediately exits in certain scenarios when components are disabled.
  • Fixed a bug that could cause a GraphQL query to fail when querying a namespace that contained event data in excess of 2 GB.

5.20.2 release notes

May 26, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.20.2, is now available for download.

This patch release adds username to the API request log to help operators with troubleshooting and user activity reporting, as well as validation for subjects in role-based access control (RBAC) role binding and cluster role binding. Release 5.20.2 also temporarily disables process discovery so we can investigate and resolve its performance impact on the backend (increased CPU and memory usage).

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.20.2.

NEW FEATURES:

  • The API request log now includes the username.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Process discovery in the agent is temporarily disabled.
  • The system’s libc_type attribute is now properly populated for Ubuntu entities.
  • Single-letter subscriptions are now allowed.
  • Subjects are now validated in RBAC role binding and cluster role binding.
  • Sensuctl command assets can now be retrieved and installed from Bonsai.

5.20.1 release notes

May 15, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.20.1, is now available for download.

This patch release includes a bug fix that affects the web UI federated homepage gauges when using the PostgreSQL datastore and several fixes for the data displayed in the web UI entity details.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.20.1.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Fixes a bug that prevented the federated homepage in the web UI from retrieving the keepalive and event gauges when PostgreSQL was configured as the event datastore.
  • (Commercial feature) The memory_percent and cpu_percent processes attributes are now properly displayed in the web UI.
  • In the web UI, the entity details page no longer displays float type (which applies only for MIPS architectures). Also on entity details pages, the system’s libc type is now listed and process names are no longer capitalized.

5.20.0 release notes

May 12, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.20.0, is now available for download.

This release delivers several new features, substantial improvements, and important fixes. One exciting new feature is agent local process discovery to further enrich entities and their events with valuable context. Other additions include a web UI federation view that provides a single pane of glass for all of your Sensu Go clusters and token substitution for assets. And Windows users rejoice! This release includes many Windows agent fixes, as well as agent log rotation capabilities!

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.20.0.

NEW FEATURES:

IMPROVEMENTS:

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Database connections no longer leak after queries to the cluster health API.
  • In the web UI, any leading and trailing whitespace is now trimmed from the username when authenticating.
  • The web UI preferences dialog now displays only the first five groups a user belongs to, which makes the sign-out button more accessible.
  • In the web UI, the deregistration handler no longer appears as on the entity details page.
  • You can now escape quotes to express quoted strings in token substitution templates.
  • The Windows agent now accepts and remembers arguments passed to and .
  • The Windows agent now synchronizes writes to its log file, so the file size will update with every log line written.
  • The Windows agent now logs to both console and log file when you use .

5.19.3 release notes

May 4, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.19.3, is now available for download. This is a patch release with many improvements and bug fixes, including a fix to close the event store when the backend restarts, a global rate limit for fetching assets, and fixes for goroutine leaks. Sensu Go 5.19.3 also includes several web UI updates, from fixes to prevent crashes to new color-blindness modes.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.19.3.

FIXES:

  • The event store now closes when the backend restarts, which fixes a bug that allowed Postgres connections to linger after the backend restarted interally.
  • The etcd event store now returns exact matches when retrieving events by entity (rather than prefixed matches).
  • now logs any TLS failures encountered during initialization.
  • now resets the TLS configuration.
  • values can now include the equal sign.
  • Error logs now include underlying errors encountered when fetching an asset.
  • The log level is now WARNING when an asset is not installed because none of the filters match.
  • Fixes a bug in the web UI that could cause labels with links to result in a crash.
  • Fixes a bug in the web UI that could cause the web UI to crash when using an unregistered theme.
  • Fixes a bug that could cause the backend to crash.
  • Fixes a bug in multi-line metric extraction that appeared in Windows agents.
  • Fixes an authentication bug that restarted the sensu-backend when agents disconnected.
  • Fixes a bug that meant check and were not computed until the second instance of the event.
  • Fixes a bug that caused messages like “unary invoker failed” to appear in the logs.
  • Fixes several goroutine leaks.
  • Fixes a bug that caused the backend to crash when the etcd client received the error “etcdserver: too many requests.”

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • In the web UI, color-blindness modes are now available.
  • In the web UI, labels and annotations with links to images will now be displayed inline.
  • Adds a global rate limit for fetching assets to prevent abusive asset retries, which you can configure with the and flags for the agent and backend.
  • Adds support for restarting the backend via SIGHUP.
  • Adds a timeout flag to .
  • Deprecated flags for subcommand have been removed.

5.19.2 release notes

April 27, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.19.2, is now available for download. This patch release adds two database connection pool parameters for PostgreSQL so you can configure the maximum time a connection can persist before being destroyed and the maximum number of idle connections to retain. The release also includes packages for Ubuntu 19.10 and 20.04.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.19.2.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Adds SQL database connection pool parameters and to store/v1.PostgresConfig132.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • Sensu packages are now available for Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine) and 20.04 (Focal Fossa). See the supported platforms page for a complete list of Sensu’s supported platforms and the installation guide to install Sensu packages for Ubuntu.

5.19.1 release notes

April 13, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.19.1, is now available for download. This is a patch release with a number of bug fixes, including several that affect keepalive events, as well as an addition to the help response for and : the default path for the configuration file.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.19.1.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug that caused the PostgreSQL store to be enabled too late upon startup, which caused keepalive bugs and possibly other undiscovered bugs.
  • Keepalives now fire correctly when using the PostgreSQL event store.
  • Keepalives can now be published via the HTTP API.
  • no longer allows configuring keepalive timeouts that are shorter than the keepalive interval.
  • Eventd no longer mistakes keepalive events for checks with TTL.
  • Keepalives now generate a new event UUID for each keepalive failure event.
  • Agents now correctly reset keepalive switches on reconnect, which fixes a bug that allowed older keepalive timeout settings to persist.
  • Token substitution templates can now express escape-quoted strings.
  • The REST API now uses a default timeout of 3 seconds when querying etcd health.
  • Pipe handlers now must include a command.
  • The response for and now includes the configuration file default path.
  • The system’s attribute is now populated on Alpine containers.

5.19.0 release notes

March 30, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.19.0, is now available for download. This release is packed with new features, improvements, and fixes, including our first alpha feature: declarative configuration pruning to help keep your Sensu instance in sync with Infrastructure as Code workflows. Other exciting additions include the ability to save and share your filtered searches in the web UI, plus a new substring match operator that you can use to refine your filtering results! Improvements include a new field in resource metadata and a field that stores whether your system uses hard float or soft float. We’ve also added agent and sensuctl builds for MIPS architectures, moved Bonsai logs to the level, and added PostgreSQL health information to the health API payload.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.19.0.

NEW FEATURES:

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • (Commercial feature) The health endpoint now includes PostgreSQL health information.
  • Resource metadata now includes the field, which Sensu automatically populates with the name of the user who created or last updated each resource.
  • The agent now discovers entity libc type, VM system, VM role, and cloud provider.
  • System type now includes the field, which stores the float type the system is using (hard float or soft float).
  • The Bonsai client now logs at the level rather than the level.
  • The store can now create wrapped resources.
  • Tessen now collects the type of store used for events ( or ) and logs numbers of authentication providers, secrets, and secrets providers. Tessen data helps us understand how we can improve Sensu, and all Tessen transmissions are logged locally for complete transparency.

FIXES:

  • Fixed a bug where was not set for events passing through the pipeline or written to the event log.
  • Fixed a bug that allowed the agent to connect to a backend using a nonexistent namespace.
  • Fixed a bug that allowed to be empty strings.
  • Corrected the HTTP status codes for unauthenticated and permission denied errors in the REST API.
  • Fixed a bug where check history was incorrectly formed when using the PostgreSQL event store.

5.18.1 release notes

March 10, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.18.1, is now available for download. This release fixes bugs that caused SQL migration failure on PostgreSQL 12, nil pointer panic due to OICD login, and sensu-backend restart upon agent disconnection. It also includes a reliability improvement — a change to use the gRPC client rather than the embedded etcd client.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.18.1.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug that caused SQL migrations to fail on PostgreSQL 12.
  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug where OIDC login could result in a nil pointer panic.
  • Changed to using the gRPC client (rather than the embedded etcd client) to improve reliability and avoid nil pointer panics triggered by shutting down the embedded etcd client.
  • The Sensu backend no longer hangs indefinitely if a file lock for the asset manager cannot be obtained. Instead, the backend returns an error after 60 seconds.
  • Fixed a bug that caused sensu-backend to restart when agents disconnected.
  • Fixed a bug where the backend would panic on some 32-bit systems.

5.18.0 release notes

February 25, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.18.0, is now available for download. This release delivers a number of improvements to the overall Sensu Go experience. From automatic proxy entity creation to unique Sensu event IDs, it’s now much easier to use and troubleshoot your monitoring event pipelines! If you’re working behind an HTTP proxy, you can now manage remote Sensu Go clusters, as sensuctl now honors proxy environment variables (e.g. HTTPS_PROXY). This release also includes a number of fixes for usability bugs, making for the most polished release of Sensu Go yet, so go ahead and give it a download!

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.18.0.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • The value now defaults to for requests.
  • If you use the events API to create a new event with an entity that does not already exist, the sensu-backend will automatically create a proxy entity when the event is published.
  • Sensuctl now accepts Bonsai asset versions that include a prefix with the letter (for example, ).
  • The version API now retrieves the Sensu agent version for the Sensu instance.
  • Log messages now indicate which filter dropped an event.
  • Sensu now reads and writes to and from EtcdRoot, with legacy support (read-only) as a fallback.
  • Sensu will now check for an HTTP response other than response when fetching assets.
  • Updated Go version from 1.13.5 to 1.13.7.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Label selectors and field selectors now accept single and double quotes to identify strings.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented wrapped resources from having their namespaces set by the default sensuctl configuration.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented API response filtering from working properly for the silenced API.
  • Improved event payload validation for the events API so that events that do not match the URL parameters on the endpoint are rejected.
  • Sensuctl now supports the , , and environment variables.
  • The endpoint now returns the correct error messages.

5.17.2 release notes

February 19, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.17.2, is now available for download. This release fixes a bug that could prevent commercial features from working after internal restart.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.17.2.

FIXES:

  • Fixed a bug that could cause commercial HTTP routes to fail to initialize after an internal restart, preventing commercial features from working.

5.17.1 release notes

January 31, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.17.1, is now available for download. This release fixes a web UI issue that cleared selected filters when sorting an event list and a bug that prevented certain assets from extracting. It also includes sensuctl configuration improvements.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.17.1.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • Asset names may now include capital letters.
  • Running the command now resets the sensuctl cluster configuration.
  • When you use to configure sensuctl, it now detects and saves the absolute file path in the cluster configuration.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) When a silencing entry expires or is removed, it is also removed from the silences view in the web UI.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented assets from extracting if they contain hardlinked files.
  • In the web UI, sorting an event list view no longer clears the selected filters.

5.17.0 release notes

January 28, 2020 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.17.0, is now available for download. This is a significant release, with new features, improvements, and fixes! We’re ecstatic to announce the release of secrets management, which eliminates the need to expose sensitive information in your Sensu configuration. When a Sensu component (e.g. check, handler, etc.) requires a secret (like a username or password), Sensu will be able to fetch that information from one or more external secrets providers (e.g. HashiCorp Vault) and provide it to the Sensu component via temporary environment variables. Secrets management allows you to move secrets out of your Sensu configuration, giving you the ability to safely and confidently share your Sensu configurations with your fellow Sensu users! This release also includes per-entity keepalive event handler configuration, a sought-after feature for users who have migrated from Sensu 1.x to Sensu Go.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.17.0.

NEW FEATURES:

  • (Commercial feature) Added HTTP API for secrets management, with a built-in secrets provider and support for HashiCorp Vault secrets management. The secrets provider resource is implemented for checks, mutators, and handlers.
  • Added the agent configuration flag to specify the keepalive handlers to use for an entity’s events.

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • (Commercial feature) Upgraded the size of the events auto-incremented ID in the PostgreSQL store to a 64-bit variant, which allows you to store many more events and avoids exhausting the sequence.
  • (Commercial feature) Initialization via is now implemented for Docker.
  • (Commercial feature) UPN binding support has been re-introduced via the configuration attribute.
  • In the web UI, labels that contain URLs are now clickable links.
  • Added as a supported field for the query parameter.
  • In the web UI, users with implicit permissions to a namespace can now display resources within that namespace.
  • Explicit access to namespaces can only be granted via cluster-wide RBAC resources.
  • You can now omit the namespace from an event in requests.
  • Added support for the flag in the sensuctl command list subcommand.

FIXES:

  • (Commercial feature) Fixed a bug where the event check state was not present when using the PostgreSQL event store.
  • (Commercial feature) Agent TLS authentication does not require a license.
  • Fixed a memory leak in the entity cache.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented from returning an error when attempting to delete a non-existent entity.
  • In the web UI, fixed a bug that duplicated event history in the event timeline chart.
  • assets installed via Bonsai now use the namespace.
  • Fixed a bug where failing check TTL events could occur if keepalive failures had already occurred.

5.16.1 release notes

December 18, 2019 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.16.1, is now available for download. This release fixes a performance regression that caused API latency to scale linearly as the number of connected agents increased and includes a change to display the Prometheus counter by default.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.16.1.

IMPROVEMENTS

  • The Prometheus counter now initializes with the label so the count is always displayed.

FIXES:

  • The performance regression introduced in 5.15.0 that caused API latency to scale linearly as the number of connected agents increased is fixed.

5.16.0 release notes

December 16, 2019 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.16.0, is now available for download. This is another important release, with many new features, improvements, and fixes. We introduced an initialization subcommand for new installations that allows you to specify an admin username and password instead of using a pre-defined default. We also added new backend flags to help you take advantage of etcd auto-discovery features and agent flags you can use to define a timeout period for critical and warning keepalive events.

New web UI features include a switcher that makes it easier to switch between namespaces in the dashboard, breadcrumbs on every page, OIDC authentication in the dashboard, a drawer that replaces the app bar to make more room for content, and more.

We also fixed issues with and , installing sensuctl commands via Bonsai, and missing namespaces in keepalive events and events created through the agent socket interface.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.16.0.

IMPORTANT:

  • For Ubuntu/Debian and RHEL/CentOS installations, the backend is no longer seeded with a default admin username and password. Users will need to run ‘sensu-backend init’ on every new installation and specify an admin username and password.

NEW FEATURES:

IMPROVEMENTS:

  • (Commercial feature) The entity limit warning message is now displayed less aggressively and the warning threshold is proportional to the entity limit.
  • A new switcher in the web UI makes it easier to switch namespaces in the dashboard. Access the new component from the drawer or with the shortcut ctrl+k. For users who have many namespaces, the switcher now includes fuzzy search and improved keyboard navigation.
  • In the web UI, replaced the app bar with an omnipresent drawer to increase the available space for content. Each page also now includes breadcrumbs.
  • In the Sensu documentation, links now point to the version of the product being run instead of the latest, which may be helpful when running an older version of Sensu.

FIXES:

  • help now shows the correct default value for the format flag.
  • Installing sensuctl commands via Bonsai will now check for correct labels before checking if the asset has 1 or more builds.
  • Listing assets with no results now returns an empty array.
  • Fixed a panic that could occur when creating resources in a namespace that does not exist.
  • Fixed an issue where keepalive events and events created through the agent’s socket interface could be missing a namespace.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause ‘sensuctl cluster health’ to hang indefinitely.
  • (Commercial feature) The file shipped with Sensu Agent for Windows packages now uses DOS-style line endings.

5.15.0 release notes

November 19, 2019 — The latest release of Sensu Go, version 5.15.0, is now available for download. This is a significant release for a number of reasons. The changes to licensing make 100% of Sensu Go’s commercial features available for free to all users, up to your first 100 entities! This release also includes the long-awaited cluster federation features, supporting multi-cluster authentication, RBAC policy replication, and a single pane of glass for your Sensu monitoring data! We added support for API keys, making it easy to integrate with the Sensu API (you no longer need to manage JWTs). In addition, the 5.15.0 release includes support for sensu-backend environment variables and bug fixes that improve error logging for mutator execution and flap detection weighting for checks.

See the upgrade guide to upgrade Sensu to version 5.15.0.

IMPORTANT: Sensu’s free entity limit is now 100 entities. All commercial features are available for free in the packaged Sensu Go distribution up to an entity limit of 100. You will see a warning when you approach the 100-entity limit (at 75%).

If your Sensu instance includes more than 100 entities, contact us to learn how to upgrade your installation and increase your limit. See the blog announcement for more information about our usage policy.

NEW FEATURES:

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