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Updated Reports Center

by Mark Trent on Snapt Nova • November 30, 2021
We are proud to announce the release of the new Reports Center for Nova, including more detail and additional charts, as well as the ability to select specific ADCs, or time-frames.
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API Gateway ADC Launch

by Dave Blakey on • October 15, 2021
We are proud to announce a new ADC Type, the ADC Gateway. This HTTP/SSL-based ADC type is very similar to the SSL ADC, and capable of advanced routing, Let's Encrypt certificates, anomaly detection, WAF, and many of the same functions.
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Nova Version 2.0 is live!

by Dave Blakey on Snapt Nova • August 21, 2021
We are proud to announce that Nova Version 2 is live on production! The update went smoothly with no downtime needed.
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Nova V2 Release Date

by Dave Blakey on • August 4, 2021
We are proud to announce the release date of Nova version 2. It will be arriving on the 21st of August, 2021.
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Nova Version 2

by Dave Blakey on Insider • July 8, 2021
UPDATE: We are proud to announce the release date of Nova version 2. It will be arriving on the 21st of August, 2021. We are proud to announce that the much anticipated Nova version 2 has an official release window.
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June 10 Destinations Outage

by Dave Blakey on GSLB • June 11, 2021
Snapt Nova Destinations experienced a 5-7 minute outage for a small subset (2-4%) of its users yesterday, June 10, 2021. Snapt Nova uses NS1 as a global DNS partner for Nova Destinations - our managed GSLB solution. Yesterday, Snapt upgraded its contract with NS1 due to the increase in QPS and the number of hosts on the Nova Destinations network. At that time, several hosts that are part of our service were "reset". We detected the issue after approximately 120 seconds and had rectified it within 7 minutes (5 minutes after detecting it). Those hosts were around 2-4% of hosts with Autoscalers or Destinations (~1-2% of users) on the system. Even though it was resolved very quickly, the affected hosts returned NXDOMAIN responses. This led several ISPs and local DNS servers to cache the responses for between 5 and 30 minutes. Typically, Nova Destinations allow a maximum of 30 seconds, but, when no response is returned DNS servers can have variable and unpredictable cache times. Almost all primary DNS providers (Google, OpenDNS, Cloudflare) had the issue resolved within 8-10 minutes of the initial problem occurring. Our total outage time was just under 7 minutes, but due to the nature of DNS caching clients that were using the service during the 7-minute outage could have been affected by between 5 and 30 minutes. We want to offer our sincerest apologies, and we are going to investigate how this occurred and what can be done to prevent it in the future. We also want to offer you our reassurances of the quality of the service. This is the first reported Nova Destinations outage of any kind in over 2 years.
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Destinations Active/Backup

by Dave Blakey on • April 19, 2021
We are going to be releasing the much requested active/passive aka primary/backup functionality to Nova Destinations within the next few weeks.
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ADC AutoJoin out of beta

by Dave Blakey on Product Updates • March 25, 2021
We're proud to announce the full availability of the ADC AutoJoin functionality!
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Local Clusters now available

by Dave Blakey on • March 10, 2021
We are proud to announce the general availability of a feature that's been in beta with quite a few customers for some time - local clustering.
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