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On Friday, April 12, 2024 Onesait Platform (Vegas mnemonic) Release 6.0.0 has been published, following our versioning policy: Version Policy Onesait Platform.

You can follow our Roadmap and find more information about the Platform's capabilities in the Developer Portal.

NEW FEATURES

Onesait Platform is a multi-cloud, modular and low-code technology platform that streamlines the development, implementation and maintenance of customized products and projects.

In this section we will show you the new features incorporated to the Platform.

Wizard for application creation

The Application concept allows the creation of a collaborative environment in which users can add the Platform concepts in this environment, allowing also to assign a security domain, a web application,...

This Release will include a wizard for the creation of these applications in a guided way.

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Thus, step by step, I will be able to create or assign:

  • Realm and Roles of the application, along with the association of users:

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  • Onesait Platform Resources: Entities, APIs, Dashboards, Data Flows, Flow Engine, etc.:

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  • Web Project:

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At the end of the creation with the wizard the application will be created with all the resources created and the web project versioned in Git and deployed as Web Project.

In this post you can see how the wizard works.

New Features in BPM Engine

More and more Platform users are using the BPM Engine to create and orchestrate processes. Let's take a look at the main new features.

Platform Connectors for the BPM Engine

In this release, a connector has been created for the Platform's BPM Engine, which will allow interaction with the rest of the Platform's elements.

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This will allow:

  • Make inquiries about Entities:

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  • Make insertions on Entities:

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  • Invoke published APIs in the API Manager:

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  • Launch DataFlows:

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In this guide you can see an example of the use of each of these connectors with an example.

Notifications to the BPM Engine from Entity Insertion

This functionality allows to launch BPM Engine processes associated to the insertion of data in an Entity using BPM Engine notifications:

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Simply check the “Allow BPM Notifications” option:

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In this post the operation is explained in detail on an example.

BPM diagram editor integrated in the Control Panel

This functionality allows users to create, upload and edit BPM diagrams associated with BPM processes in the control panel, with the possibility to deploy directly from here:

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We explain it in more detail in this post.

New Features in File Repository (about MinIO)

More and more projects are using the Platform's File Repository, and the Platform is adding new features to this component.

New Browser for the File Repository on MinIO

In this release, the File Repository browser for MinIO has been updated, which has allowed the Platform to introduce new functionalities, as well as an improved look & feel.

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By accessing the MinIO option, we access the Bucket created for the user, from where we will be able to upload new files, create folders, navigate through the bucket as if it were a file system, download files, delete them, share them, etc.

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In this post we can see how the browser works.

FTP protocol support in File Repository on MinIO

With the addition of the new version of MinIO, now, in addition to providing AWS S3 compatible storage, FTP/SFTP support is also provided to access the file system in the File Repository, allowing downloading and uploading files, as well as creating new folders.

FTP/SFTP access is at the platform user level, so the user will be able to access his or her bucket or buckets to which he or she has permissions, represented as a folder:

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We explain it in more detail in this article.

Virtual Buckets on AWS S3

This functionality allows a platform administrator user to segment an S3 bucket (either AWS S3 or MinIO) in virtual buckets assigned to different Platform users.

In this way, without the need to have different physical buckets, I can use each virtual bucket for a specific topic, having separated its uses (datamart, staging, etc.).

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Once we have created the virtual bucket, we will be able to work with it, creating entities, uploading files, etc.

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This post explains the necessary configuration and how to use this new concept.

Navigation diagram between forms

This functionality allows to have a navigation diagram between platform forms, so that users can see the navigation between forms and visualize where the buttons and connections between them redirect to.

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We explain it in more detail in this article.

Update of Platform modules to Spring Boot 3.2 and Keycloak as a single Identity Manager.

In this version the execution engine has been updated from Sprring Boot 2.7 to Spring Boot 3.2, with the main objectives of:

Access the new features and functionalities offered by this new version of Spring Boot

Update of Platform modules to Spring Boot 3.2 and Keycloak as a single Identity Manager.

In this version the execution engine has been updated from Sprring Boot 2.7 to Spring Boot 3.2, with the main objectives of:

  • Access the new features and functionalities offered by this new version of Spring Boot.

  • Resolve vulnerabilities detected in previous versions of Spring Boot and its dependencies.

This post explains the main changes of Spring Boot 3 (among them the migration from Java EE to Jakarta EE) and the main changes in Platform, among which we can highlight that from this version, Keycloak is the only Identity Manager supported by Platform.

IMPROVEMENTS AND NEW ASSETS

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