Custom sensitivity rules - On self-hosted Enterprise instances, you can now configure custom sensitivity rules, which allow you to create your own sensitivity types. For each rule, you configure the general data type, text matching rules for the column name, and the recommended generator. Structural uses these rules during the sensitivity scan. Matching columns are included on the Recommended Generators by Sensitivity Type panel.
Toleration configuration for output to container repositories - Self-hosted customers who write output to a container repository can now set pod tolerations to enable pods to be scheduled on nodes that have taints. The tolerations are configured in environment settings. You can add these settings to the Environment Settings list on Tonic Settings.
MySQL
- Fixed an issue with subsetting for instances of MySQL that were deployed using Amazon Aurora where downstream tables were not populated properly.
