YUKI Hiroshi
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Thu Nov 29 11:16:27 JST 2012
YUKI Hiroshi 2012-11-29 11:16:27 +0900 (Thu, 29 Nov 2012) New Revision: 623ccb98636137a81ad0e519769390d0e79dde5a https://github.com/groonga/gcs.groonga.org/commit/623ccb98636137a81ad0e519769390d0e79dde5a Log: Update release notes of gcs-console Modified files: _posts/2012-11-29-1.4.0-release.md Modified: _posts/2012-11-29-1.4.0-release.md (+59 -14) =================================================================== --- _posts/2012-11-29-1.4.0-release.md 2012-11-15 16:35:45 +0900 (c74541a) +++ _posts/2012-11-29-1.4.0-release.md 2012-11-29 11:16:27 +0900 (fb1a0d5) @@ -4,23 +4,31 @@ layout: post description: We've shipped Groonga CloudSearch version 1.4.0 and Groonga CloudSearch Console 1.1.0. New features come with the release! --- -Today, we've shipped Groonga CloudSearch version 1.4.0 and Groonga CloudSearch Console 1.1.0. -You can download the packages and read the tutorial on [the home page of this project site](/). +Today, we've shipped Groonga CloudSearch version 1.4.0 and Groonga CloudSearch +Console 1.1.0. You can download the packages and read the tutorial on +[the home page of this project site](/). -### What's new? +### What's new? : Groonga CloudSearch -This release includes following two topics. +Groonga CloudSearch 1.4.0 includes following two topics. -### Better compatibility to the Amazon CloudSearch +#### Better compatibility to the Amazon CloudSearch - * Search results are now sortable by "rank" option. Currently, only simple sort is supported. Custom rank expressions are not available yet. - * Number of searchable documents is returned as a part of response from DescribeDomains. - * "Arn" is now returned as part of domain statuses. - * Error responses for CreateDomain, DeleteDomain, and DescribeDomains are now more compatible. + * Search results are now sortable by "rank" option. Currently, only simple + sort is supported. Custom rank expressions are not available yet. + * Number of searchable documents is returned as a part of response from + DescribeDomains. + * "Arn" is now returned as a part of domain statuses. + * Responses for CreateDomain, DeleteDomain, DescribeDomains, DefineIndexField, + DeleteIndexField, and DescribeIndexFields are now more compatible. #### CLI tools improvements -Now Groonga CloudSearch CLI (Command Line Interface) tools accept "-e" (or "--endpoint") option to specify the endpoint of the configuration API. For example, if your remote Groonga CloudSearch server is accessible with the URI "http://gcs.example.com:7575/", then you'll run the gcs-describe-domain command like: +Now Groonga CloudSearch CLI (Command Line Interface) tools accept "-e" (or +"--endpoint") option to specify the endpoint of the configuration API. +For example, if your remote Groonga CloudSearch server is accessible with the +URI "http://gcs.example.com:7575/", then you'll run the gcs-describe-domain +command like: $ gcs-describe-domain --endpoint=gcs.example.com:7575 @@ -28,7 +36,11 @@ or $ gcs-describe-domain -e gcs.example.com:7575 -The gcs-post-sdf command had an option named "--endpoint" but it has been renamed to "--document-endpoint". "--endpoint" is now works as an option to specify the endpoint of the configuration API. So, if you have a search domain named "companies" on the remote service, you'll run the gcs-post-sdf command like: +The gcs-post-sdf command had an option named "--endpoint" but it has been +renamed to "--document-endpoint". "--endpoint" is now works as an option to +specify the endpoint of the configuration API. So, if you have a search domain +named "companies" on the remote service, you'll run the gcs-post-sdf command +like: $ gcs-post-sdf --document-endpoint=doc-companies-xxxxxxx.gcs.example.com:7575 @@ -36,11 +48,44 @@ or $ gcs-post-sdf --endpoint=gcs.example.com:7575 --domain-name=companies -By thiese changes, now gcs-commands are incompatible to the old one. +By these changes, now gcs-commands are incompatible to the old one. #### Improvements as a daemon -Now, you can configure the Groonga CloudSearch daemon (Port number, host name, etc.) via /etc/default/gcs if you installed Groonga CloudSearch from the debian package. +Now, you can configure the Groonga CloudSearch daemon (Port number, host name, +etc.) via /etc/default/gcs if you installed Groonga CloudSearch from the debian +package. -Moreover, log files (access.log, error.log and query.log) are available at /var/log/gcs. +Moreover, log files (access.log, error.log and query.log) are available at +/var/log/gcs. + + +### What's new? : Groonga CloudSearch Console + +Groonga CloudSearch Console includes three major improvements. + +#### Authentication + +Simple access control feature is now available. Specifying a pair of username +and password via a command line option "--auth" or an environment variable +"GCS_CONSOLE_AUTH" will activate BASIC Auth. For exmple, if you wish to use +"admin" as the username and "abcd1234", then you'll run following command line: + + $ gcs-console --auth=admin:abcd1234 + +If you are running the Groonga CloudSearch Console as a daemon (installed from +the debian package), then configurations including authentication are +configured via the file /etc/default/gcs-console. + +Then, you'll be able to deploy Groonga CloudSearch Console to a public space. + +#### Management of index fields + +Features to manage index fields are now available. Now you'll create, modify, +and delete index fields via the Groonga CloudSearch Console. + +#### Posting SDF batches + +Now you can upload SDF batches to post the Groonga CloudSearch server, via the +Groonga CloudSearch Console. -------------- next part -------------- HTML����������������������������...Download
