One of the bits you might notice is that the storage listings are cleaned up even further than before. We are trying to get the useless data out of there so that it is cleaner and you can really focus on the data that is actually useful.

We just pushed out a small evening update to kick off the week.

A late night deployment just went out. Very minor one, just added a UUID generator to the Linux Agent Installers to eliminate the risk of collisions on deployment and make the deployment process a bit more robust. We've already tested and it is looking good.

@eddiejennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller Ought I stick to CentOS 7?

Sodium runs on Fedora as our server platform of choice.

@reid-cooper said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@eddiejennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Blog post done. Time for sleep. L@t()rz all!

And.. no links?

Seriously, that's a missed opportunity!

@manxam said in Sodium Update:

@quixoticjustin : I notice that the Quixotic team is spending a lot of time on the ticketing end of things but the asset screen is getting little love. When will one be able to view running processes, inspect the event log, uninstall an application, etc?

Well if you go into what we sometimes call the "DeepDive" view of an asset (not the dashboard, but getting the individual machine details) you might notice that in the last release we've added the ability to view available updates and to install them. We've been keeping quiet about it as it is a major feature and we don't know how stable it is yet. We are testing it heavily to try to find issues with it. But this is a pretty major feature release for that side of things. We are running one update after another in testing right now and so far things are good, but there is a lot to test.

Event Log is quite a ways off, it requires a lot of storage and planning. Running processes we hope to have sooner than later. Uninstalling apps is complex because it has to handle a lot of operating systems and installation / uninstallation methods.

Right now, we are carefully trying to get what is there solid and useful before we expand into new features. We don't want to make the mistake of half releasing features (like the helpdesk) that then get abandoned for something newer and shinier. Everything that we do we need to have working solidly and helpdesk is still quite some way from that. We'd absolutely love to be working on the coolest, most fun features immediately, but if we don't have a solid base, no one will care. So we have to balance where we are focused very carefully.

And another release. We've had a very busy day.

And another release is up.

New feature is that after a ticket has been opened, you are now able to add additional "CC" contacts on both the customer and the tech support sides.

Latest release is out, checking out the new features now.

Okay, it's Saturday night and we just released our latest update.

Very cool product, will have to check it out. Looks easy to use and the graphs are just neat.

Here it is, SodiumSuite

Also updated today, the new main landing page for the SodiumSuite!

https://sodiumsuite.com/

And another release is out. Some additional Organization management in this one.

Okay, another release has gone out. Departments are a drop down now, so you can actually track things by department usefully.

Okay, our latest update has just released. It's up and running now.

Hopefully this is a very Sodium-filled weekend.

Good idea, maybe direct links to different sections as well so that they can be opened directly and saved as default pages or whatever. Different people will want to start with different numbers of tabs and at different points.