The Kyvos 2025.2.2 release introduces new features and enhancements:
Proxy Server to Connect with Kubernetes Cluster via Load Balancer for Azure Enterprise: Kyvos now supports communicating with the Kubernetes cluster via a Proxy Server when direct connectivity from the BI Server is restricted. In this case, a load balancer is used to route requests. Users can configure this post deployment setup through Kyvos Manager on the Compute Cluster page.
Support for Filtering Calculated Members in Worksheet Filters: Users can now select one or more calculated members in the filter list on worksheets, similar to other data members. Filtering is supported for operators such as IS, IS NOT, IN LIST, and NOT IN LIST.
Note: Filtering on calculated members is only supported for attributes, not hierarchical levels. Additionally, advanced filters like TopN/BottomN, cohort filters, or measure filters are not supported for calculated members.
Here is the list of features and updates included in the Kyvos 2025.2 release.
The Kyvos SaaS release includes the following features for Admin users:
The SSO Login with external authentication is supported.
Role-based access
CloudWatch Log Download API
Kyvos 2025.2 release brings the following new features, enhancements, and bug fixes.
This release includes the following no-Spark enhancements:
In SQL querying, Kyvos' calculated expressions used with a dimension filter will now be processed through the distributed Query Engine, enhancing performance.
Optimized query performance in advanced filtering
The enhanced semantic model process validates primary key constraints on dimension data values. If the primary key column contains duplicate values, the semantic model process will fail.
Support of Cross Join in SQL queries
This release comes with the following Conversational Analytics enhancements:
Auto Cache Strategy support for SQL Generated through Kyvos Dialogues
View Audit Logs of AI settings and User-based license information
Configure Natural Language Summary in Kyvos for a particular semantic model, which will be used during AI chat sessions and queries in Kyvos Dialogues.
Support for Auth type as 'Client ID' while creating Azure OpenAI LLM connection for Azure deployments
This release includes the following internationalization and localization enhancements for the Kyvos Web Portal and Kyvos Manager:
Support for the user’s preferred language in the Rich Text Editor
Support for the user's preferred time zone. The selected time zone is displayed in Web Portal.
Newly processed semantic model job summary in the user’s preferred locale
Support for translated emails notifications files
Calendar and date formats aligned with the user’s locale
Support for displaying text of the Kyvos Properties and roles pages in the user’s locale
Support for the user's preferred time zone. The selected time zone is displayed in Kyvos Manager.
Dynamically generated semantic model job summary at preferred locale
Support for translated email templates
Kyvos now supports reading cuboids from DFS (on-premises cluster) with Kyvos Analytical Store.
This release comes with the following cloud enhancements (AWS, Azure, and GCP).
Unified Prerequisites Deployment Script for All Cloud Environments: A single script streamlines wizard-based deployments by automatically installing all necessary prerequisites. It is compatible with all nodes (BI Server, Query Engine, Kyvos Manager, Web Portal) and must be executed separately on each node. This ensures a seamless and consistent setup, minimizing manual effort and reducing the risk of configuration errors.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 - Gen 2 for Wizard-based deployments: Kyvos now supports RHEL 9.4- Gen 2 for wizard-based deployments.
Dedicated Compute Cluster for Automated Deployments: Kyvos now supports processing data on a dedicated compute cluster. Additionally, users can switch from Kubernetes or a shared query engine to a dedicated compute cluster from Kyvos Manager.
NOTE: Scaling a node and switching from a dedicated compute cluster to Kubernetes or a Shared Query Engine is not supported.
CloudSQL External Repository Support for Automated and Wizard-Based Deployments: Kyvos now supports CloudSQL as an external repository for both automated and wizard-based deployments.
NOTE:
For automated deployments, only a new external repository is supported.
For wizard-based deployments, both new and existing external repositories can be used.
This release comes with the following Kyvos Visualization enhancements:
Tooltip Support on Tables: Kyvos now supports displaying measure values exclusively in tooltips without plotting them on table view type. Users can use the Tooltip Shelf. By adding measures to this shelf, any measure placed there will appear in the tooltip for all visualizations.
Scrollbar Support in Tooltip: Users can now easily scroll through tooltip content instead of being restricted by fixed-size displays. This enhancement allows for viewing large tooltip content without truncation, providing a smoother and more accessible user experience.
This release comes with the following Kyvos usability enhancements:
Kyvos has added support for copying multiple measures into a different measure group while ensuring smooth performance, even with a large number of measures.
The enhancements to adding relationships now allow users to easily create joins using both the 'is equal to' and 'is between' operators. Additionally, users can edit existing joins and view their details by hovering over them.
Users can now add as many calculated measures to the semantic model as they need, ensuring optimal query performance without any impact. This enhancement will ensure consistent Query performance irrespective of the number of columns in semantic model.
Optimized MDX queries now support dimensions on both axes, enhancing query performance and efficiency.
Enhanced the performance of queries using the ‘RESPONSESUBSET’ function, leading to faster query execution and improved efficiency.
The API_MESSAGE_BUNDLE_PATH property now requires a folder path rather than a full file path. If a value is provided, it must point to a directory rather than specifying the entire path with filename.
Note This document covers generic release notes for all Kyvos editions. Depending upon your deployment type, some of these may not be relevant to your environment. |
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