What's new in version 9.0.20.100
This topic describes the new features in Control-M 9.0.20 Fix Pack 1 (version 9.0.20.100):
Support of new operating systems and databases
Operating systems
Control-M Agent, Control-M Application Pack, and Control-M for MFT now support the following operating system versions:
- Debian 10
- Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- AIX 7.2 and AIX 7.1 on POWER 8 and POWER 9
Control-M Agent now support also the following operating system version:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 8 on IBM Z (Zseries)
Databases
Control-M/Server and Control-M/Enterprise Manager now support Google Cloud's Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL (12).
Control-M Automation API
Check for the latest monthly release of Control-M Automation API. The following are the new API enhancements:
- Code reference:
- SLA Management as code
- Calendar management as code
- SAP R/3 CREATE job
- Run service:
- Rerun z/OS jobs
- Create ‘group connection profiles’ for file transfers
- Config service:
- Update the list of Control-M/Agents that are in a host group
- Configure file transfers to and from remote hosts
- Perform file transfers between Amazon S3 or S3-compatible storages
- Deploy Descriptor: Add and Delete objects or properties in JSON
Managed File Transfer
Forward proxy
In Control-M MFT Enterprise, you can now transfer files through a build-in forward proxy:
- Installed as part of the MFT Gateway installation
- Acts as HTTP proxy for simple tunneling of the following protocols utilized by MFT jobs: SFTP, FTP/S, S3
- Performs as a standalone process, with a dedicated log file
Sub-folders under virtual folders
In Control-M MFT Enterprise, external users are now able to create, update, delete, and rename sub-folders under virtual folders (incoming or outgoing) using SFTP or FTPS protocols. Up to ten levels of sub-folders are supported.
Virtual folders without the incoming/outgoing sub-folders structure
In Control-M MFT Enterprise, you can now define folders as having access to incoming/outgoing sub-folders, or unlimited access.
For folders with limited access to incoming/outgoing sub-folders, external users have Write access to the incoming sub-folder and all its sub-subfolders, and Read access to the outgoing sub-folder and all its sub-folders.
For folders with unlimited access, external users have write-access to the virtual folder root level and all its sub-folders.