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FQDN Group-Based Alarm Triggers
Add support for triggering alarms based on FQDN groups to improve alerting precision for domain-specific events0
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Customizable Alarms with Field Selection
Enable alarm customization with a field chooser to provide operators with relevant event details, reducing the need to access the XC console for evaluation during non working hours. -
Custom Host Header for Synthetic Monitors
Allow synthetic monitors in Observability to specify a custom Host header for origin servers testing -
HTTP POST Support for Health Checks
Add support for health checks using HTTP POST methods to accommodate APIs and services that require POST-based validation -
Click-to-Filter for Table Values
Enable click-to-filter functionality on any table value across all tables, including Requests and Security Analytics, to streamline investigation workflows -
Saveable Filters for Analytics Tables
Add the ability to save filters across all filterable tables, including Requests and Security Analytics, for quicker and more consistent analysis. -
Add tool for checking TCP port of origin servers
There is no capability for checking status of origin server's TCP port with currently available site tools (capture attached). The idea is to provide a new site tool to help faster checking status of origin's TCP port without waiting for healthche...0
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Cloud credentials should be marked or show asterisks while entering the secrets values
Currently, the F5 distributed Cloud platform is showing cloud credentials in a clear-text while entering the secrets key/values. Which is a common security concern that any secret key or private key values should not shown as a plain-text. I hav...0
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TLS Load-balancer certificate issuance via CSR
A Silverline "feature" (Certificate keeper) that would be nice to have in F5XC would be an additional way to install a certificate on a load-balancer with F5XC providing a CSR. Steps: customer choose this option in the load-balancer form they’re p...2 Planned
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Please allow methods described in RFC 7505 for Null MX Records.
RFC 7505 describes the accepted method to add a DNS record that will tell requestors that the domain is not in use for any email. The method says to create an MX apex record with the site name '.'. Currently the DNS manager will allow you to enter...0