Hello. This is Miura, the Mackerel team CRE (
id:missasan). I would like to inform you about the contents of the recent update.
- You can now register notes for hosts using mkr commands and APIs.
- An API for retrieving alert information by specifying alert IDs is now available.
- You can now install mackerel-agent on Mac devices with Apple silicon chips.
- We have added CentOS Stream 8 to the list of supported system environments.
- You can now subscribe to the calendar that contains information on system incidents and maintenance.
You can now register notes for hosts using mkr commands and APIs.
Mackerel allows you to leave optional notes for hosts. Click on the following link to set this up from the web console.
With our latest update, you can now register notes for hosts using mkr commands and APIs.
For mkr commands, you can register notes for hosts with the create and update subcommands using the --memo option as shown below.
Please refer to mkr --help for more information.
- To register a host:
mkr create --memo <value> <hostId> - To update a host:
mkr update --memo <value> <hostId>
For APIs, you can perform the same operations using the Register Host Information API and the Update Host Information API, respectively. Please refer to the following API specifications for more information.
An API for retrieving alert information by specifying alert IDs is now available.
You can now specify an alert ID to retrieve the information of that alert from an API. This can also be used when you want to view the detailed information of the alert from an alert ID you have received in a Webhook notification.
Please refer to the following API specifications for more information.
You can now install mackerel-agent on Mac devices with Apple silicon chips.
You can now use the brew command to install mackerel-agent on Mac devices with Apple silicon chips. Please refer to the following help file for the steps to install mackerel-agent on macOS.
We have added CentOS Stream 8 to the list of supported system environments.
With our latest update, we can now guarantee the operation of mackerel-agent on CentOS Stream 8. You can find more information on the system environments that support mackerel-agent in the help file below.
You can now subscribe to the calendar that contains information on system incidents and maintenance.
Information on Mackerel's system incidents and maintenance is available at https://status.mackerel.io/. You can now subscribe to the calendar from the settings in https://status.mackerel.io/.
Go to "SUBSCRIBE" in the upper right corner of the page and click on the calendar icon to set up your subscription.
