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See why Nexus Live is the must-attend event for IT leaders
We sat down with Gary Slebrch of @General Dynamics Information Technology is a must-attend event for IT leaders who want to be part of something bigger than a conference. From meeting directly with the ScienceLogic product team and leadership to sharing experiences and feedback with other customers, you’ll connect with some of the brightest minds in IT—and leave with insights you can act on. 👉 Register for NexusLive2025 today: https://lnkd.in/eN-5jrUYScienceLogic: Geographic Maps v100 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the first ScienceLogic: Geographic Maps v100 PowerPack has been released. The download for this release can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBuVL000000169p0AA/sciencelogic-geographic-maps Description This PowerPack supports two functions vital for the use of Geographic Maps: A report to extract device and any existing location data. The spreadsheet this report generates is updated by the user to add additional location data and align devices to locations (only devices aligned to locations can be included) on a Geographic Map. Provide ScienceLogic with statistics on Geographic Map usage from early adopters that will help confirm the direction of future versions. Please refer to the ScienceLogic: Geographic Maps v100 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the ScienceLogic: Geographic Maps v100 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The ScienceLogic: Geographic Maps v100 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the PowerPack Info Report.Low-Code Tools v104 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the Low-code Tools v104 PowerPack has been released. The download for this release can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBuVL0000000ACH0A2/lowcode-tools Enhancements and Issues Addressed The following enhancements and addressed issues are included in this release of the PowerPack: When creating token-based authenticators, you can now customize the behavior of each authenticator so that it meets specific use cases. The token, APIToken, and OAuth authentication methods can now inherit a new base helper class to allow high configurability for each authenticator. When sending outbound HTTP requests, you can now see what is being sent so you can debug issues as authentication problems and incorrect headers. All outbound requests now include the following details: Request URL Request method Headers Body (if applicable) Addressed an issue where empty HTTP headers triggered invalid header messages. Addressed an issue in the authentication module where logging certain objects could cause errors. Addressed an issue where invalid request IDs caused an unhandled exception. Corrected parsing so that Unicode characters are now recognized and displayed properly. Added the "Low-code Tools: rest v104" credential, which addressed an issue where API keys were not hidden in previous versions. You can now create dynamic and reusable execution plans for Snippet Arguments using a Macro Syntax. Addressed an issue where JMX requests would not honor the timeout specified in credentials. NOTE: The credential version number will no longer be identical to the version number of this PowerPack. TIP: Full documentation for the "Low-Code Tools" PowerPack is provided at the following location: https://docs.sciencelogic.com/dev-docs/low_code_tools_v104/index.html Please refer to the Low-code Tools v104 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the Low-code Tools v104 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The Low-code Tools v104 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the Release Notes, Manual, and PowerPack Info Report. Issues Addressed in the Low-code Tools v104 PowerPack Release can be found in the Release Notes
This week's updates to the Doc sites at docs.sciencelogic.com
9/19/25 Doc updates to the main docs site at https://docs.sciencelogic.com/: Added updates to the Dynamic Application Builder manual to support changes made in version 130. Added updates to the Low-code Tools manual to support changes made in version 104 9/19/25 Doc Updates to the release notes site at https://docs.sciencelogic.com/release_notes_html/: Added release notes for version 130 of the Dynamic Application Builder release, which adds proxy support for HTTP credentials, multiple new configuration options to the Export to SL1 step, two new pages that are accessible from the left navigation menu, and multiple quality-of-life changes. Added release notes for version 104 of the Low-code Tools PowerPack, which introduces reusable execution plans for Snippet Arguments using a Macro Syntax, along with the option to more easily create custom authenticators.Nexus Community Leaderboard- Sept 2025
Hello Nexus Community Members, Here is our current leaderboard for top contributors. Teppo Champion Yomi25 Expert But7villa_kd Expert CPlus Expert Neil Expert Jason Keck Expert robwight Expert Saskia Expert Mani Expert Neil Expert JamesCC Expert A big thank you for helping customers, members and staff with your participation.Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack has been released for the following 3 versions: Dynamic Application Builder 1.3 - Windows Dynamic Application Builder 1.3 - Intel MacOS Dynamic Application Builder 1.3 - M1 MacOS The downloads for the 3 versions listed above can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBu4z000000TNdDCAW/dynamic-application-builder The Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack includes the following features: Enhancements and Issues Addressed The following enhancements and addressed issues are included in version 1.3.0 of the Dynamic Application Builder: Added proxy support for HTTP credentials. You can now view the Dynamic Application Builder in dark mode by clicking the moon icon in the top right corner of the user interface. Once in dark mode, you can return to light mode by clicking the sun icon in the top right corner of the user interface. If you have completed all required fields on a step of the Dynamic Application Builder, the [Continue] button at the bottom of the screen will now bounce to let you know you can proceed. An arrow icon now appears at the bottom of the Dynamic Application Builder when there is more of the user interface to see. The arrow disappears when you reach the end of the page. You can no longer select Discovery from the Class Type field on the Select Collection Object step. ScienceLogic recommends using SL1 to create discovery collection objects if needed. Updated all checkboxes in all data grids in the Dynamic Application Builder to radio buttons. You can now choose which HTTP method (Post, Push, Get, Patch, or Delete) you want to use for your endpoint from the HTTP Method drop-down field on the Retrieve Payload step of the Dynamic Application Builder. Added the new Connection Timeout (ms) field to the HTTP and SSH forms on the Collect Credential step of the Dynamic Application Builder. The default value for this field is 3000. Added a progress spinner to the Export to SL1 step of the Dynamic Application Builder to provide a visual cue that something is happening when you click the [Export to SL1] button. The Dynamic Application Builder now supports exporting Snippet Framework Configuration Dynamic Application types to SL1 instances of version 12.2 or later. If targeting an older SL1 version, a warning will appear to switch the Dynamic Application type. The Retrieve Payload step now allows DATA or JSON payloads to be added to the "POST", "PATCH", and "PUT" HTTP Method types. NOTE: JSON payloads require valid JSON bodies to be passed in. The Dynamic Application Builder automatically adds content-type:application/json so that you are not asked for additional headers. DATA parameter requests can be in any format (including JSON), but are not validated, and may require additional headers, depending on the endpoint. When you edit a field on the Select Collection Objects step, the field will now be outlined in yellow until the changes are saved or discarded. When you edit a field on the Define Dynamic Application step, the field will now be outlined in yellow until the changes are saved or discarded. When you edit a field on the HTTP or SSH credential forms, the field will now be outlined in yellow until the changes are saved or discarded. You can now edit existing Dynamic Applications after selecting them on the Define Dynamic Application step. Added the new Verify SL1 Instance SSL Certificate toggle to the Export to SL1 step of the Dynamic Application Builder. Toggling on (blue) this option allows the SSL certificate of the SL1 instance to be verified during the export. If the verification fails, you are prompted to either cancel the export or retry without certificate verification. Added the new Enable Export API Logging toggle to the Export to SL1 step of the Dynamic Application Builder, which allows you to enable logging when exporting a Dynamic Application from the Dynamic Application Builder. Added the new Logs and Log Settings page to the Dynamic Application Builder, which allows you to enable API logging, define the logging level, and view logs from the last 30 days. The new page can be accessed by clicking the Logs icon in the left navigation menu of the Dynamic Application Builder. Added the new Low Code Tools page to the Dynamic Application Builder, which displays snippet framework steps with expandable Sphinx documentation for each step. The new page can be accessed by clicking the Low Code Tools icon in the left navigation menu of the Dynamic Application Builder. When you click one of the options in the left navigation menu, such as Low Code Tools, the page opens in a new window, and your progress in the Dynamic Application Builder does not change. Please refer to the Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the Release Notes and Manual. Issues Addressed in the Dynamic Application Builder v1.3 PowerPack Release can be found in the Release Notes.Disk Usage Line Charge
Hi I'm trying to present a line chart for all disks on a windows server over the time period selected within a dashboard. We can view a graph with the visualization set as forecast but no data can be found for a linechart. It also only shows one value rather than for each disk. How can we show disk usage over time within a widget?
Dashboard Access Key permissions
We have a new dashboard created that we are going to provide customer access to. I see an SL1 document indicating that we can create an access key to allow specific users only have access to this single dashboard. However, per the document the access key can only be assigned if the dashboard is a classic dashboard. Is there a way to do the same to a new AP2 dashboard? https://docs.sciencelogic.com/pdf/sciencelogic_custom_dash_reports_11-1-0.pdf
IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that the IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack has now been released for General Availability. The download for this release can be found on the Support Portal under the PowerPack filename: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-version/aBu0z000000XZPdCAO/ibm-svc Enhancements and Issues Addressed The following enhancements and addressed issues are included in this release: The PowerPack was upgraded for Python 3.6 compatibility. Updated the Collector Affinity to "Root device collector" for all Dynamic Applications. Addressed an issue in which the IBM: SVC V3700 Storage Array not discovered. The "IBM: SVC/Storwize Array Discovery" Dynamic Application was updated to support IBM SVC V3700 Please refer to the IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack File Details in the PowerPacks section of the Support Portal for all information pertaining to the IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack Support Status, Minimum SL1 Version, Solution Information, and Pricing Information. The IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack Release File Details also contains links to the Release Notes, Manual, and PowerPack Info Report. Issues Addressed in the IBM: SVC v102 Py3 PowerPack Release can be found in the Release Notes
