China's 1st enterprise multi-agent IT ops platform. LLM-powered auto-remediation for Zabbix/Prometheus. Docker deploy.
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Add iTop CMDB bidirectional sync
Introduced a new CMDB synchronization module that enables two-way syncing with iTop, allowing automated pulling of configuration items (locations, racks, servers, network devices) into the platform on a configurable schedule or via manual trigger. Includes database migrations for sync state and logging, REST API endpoints for configuration and sync management, and a new settings UI.
Docker builds configurable for enterprise
Made Docker builds work reliably in enterprise and air-gapped environments by adding configurable build arguments for apt mirrors, npm registries, and HTTP proxies. Users can now override default Chinese mirrors with their corporate proxies or local mirrors during build time.
Reorganized backend module architecture
Refactored the backend codebase to restructure how modules are organized and their routes are defined, improving code maintainability across AI, alerts, containers, database, and other core services. This includes consolidating route handlers, extracting new services, and updating frontend API integrations to match the new structure.
Fixed cluster import dependency
Added the missing Kubernetes client library dependency that was causing cluster imports to fail with an 'not installed' error. The backend now properly includes the required package to support Kubernetes integration.
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