Chapter 3. Bug fixes


In this release of Red Hat Trusted Profile Analyzer (RHTPA), we fixed the following bugs. In addition to these fixes, we list the descriptions of previously known issues found in earlier versions that we fixed.

Optimized API response times
We identified inefficient database queries that were previously utilized within the analysis, latest, and component API calls. This resulted in high degrees of latency and time-outs when using these API endpoints. With this release, we have improved performance by implementing new indices, eliminating unused indices, parallelizing graph loading and querying, batch operations, and ancestor materialization. Consequently, there is a significant reduction in the response time for these API endpoints.
Optimized response times for searches in the RHTPA Console
We identified inefficient query parameters, and under-performing APIs which led to high latency when using the RHTPA Console for data search or traversal, causing slow response times. With this release, we improved performance significantly by implementing new indices, batch-loading data, and refactoring inefficient queries. As a result, the RHTPA Console interface now responds more quickly when searching or traversing the data.
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