The Inverse team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of PacketFence 13 - a major release bringing interesting improvements!
ACL pre-creation support for wired and WiFi equipment
PacketFence is now able to pre-create ACLs on switches/WiFi
controllers for multiple vendors. This allows PacketFence to support
in/out ACLs for greater segmentation capabilities.
Redis-based queueing to improve geo-distributed deployments
PacketFence v13 received many optimizations to reduce database
writes. Moreover, some write operations are now queued in Redis -
which increases throughput and the required latency for
geo-distributed deployments.
End-to-end testing framework to UI for CI/CD pipelines
PacketFence now integrates a complete end-to-end testing framework
which allows the creation of automated UI tests for our CI/CI
pipelines. This is a great addition to Venom-based tests - allowing
greater test coverage and improved quality/stability.
Here’s the complete list of changes included in this release:
New Features
ACL pre-creation support for wired and WiFi equipment
Redis-based queueing to improve geo-distributed deployments
End-to-end testing framework to UI for CI/CD pipelines (#7350)
Enhancements
Refactored all Cisco modules to now use OS versions instead of model names
Be informed (through security event) when a device pops up into a VLAN or a subnet that shouldn’t be there (#7529)