What's new

Here's what's new in each version of the Splunk MINT App.

2.0.1

What's new in this release:

• Proxy support has been added for the search heads running the Splunk MINT App and the remote forwarders running the Splunk MINT Add-on. See Install and configure the Splunk MINT App for details.

2.0.0

What's new in this release:

• The Splunk MINT App 2.0.0 requires Splunk Enterprise 6.3 or later.
• The Splunk MINT App now uses a MINT license to authenticate your MINT account with the Data Collector.
• The Splunk MINT App now uses client SSL authentication when connecting to MINT Cloud services.
• A new setup wizard guides you through the app installation process.
• The new Network > Location dashboard shows network analytic information, mapped by user location.

1.2.0

What's new in this release:

• The new Views dashboard shows the different screens, or views, in your app. A summary table shows statistics for each view, such as the rendering time, the number of users for that view, and so forth.
• The MINT data model has been updated with new fields. See The MINT data model for details.
• For iOS projects, all threads of a crash are now captured and symbolicated, rather than only the thread that crashed.

1.1.1

What's new in this release:

• One major bug fix. See Fixed issues for details.

1.1.0

What's new in this release:

The Splunk MINT App 1.1 brings new dashboards and a visual refresh that makes working with mobile data fun. Major features include:

• The new Errors dashboard shows the full stack trace and aggregated metrics for the crashes that affect your mobile apps.
• The new Events dashboard shows event analytics so you can better understand the behavior of your end users.
• The Splunk MINT App now provides live symbolicated (human-readable) errors for your iOS crash reports from within your Splunk MINT instance.
• Lots of improvements have been made to the Splunk MINT App layout and design.

1.0.0

The new Splunk MINT App is released.