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Docs/1.1.2 changelog #1060
Docs/1.1.2 changelog #1060
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- [#1025](https://github.com/criblio/appscope/issues/1025) The process start message (the [start.msg](schema-reference#eventstartmsg) event) now includes a total of four identifiers. By itself, the new **UUID** process ID is unique for a given machine. In principle, **UUID** together with the new **Machine ID** constitutes a tuple ID that is unique across all machine namespaces. Here's a summary of the IDs available in AppScope 1.1.2: | ||
- **UUID** (new in AppScope 1.1.2), with key `uuid` and a value in [canonical UUID form](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier). UUID is a universally-unique process identifier, meaning that no two processes will ever have the same UUID value on the same machine. | ||
- **Machine ID** (new in AppScope 1.1.2), with key `machine_id` and a value that AppScope obtains from `/etc/machine-id`. The machine ID uniquely identifies the host, as described in the [man page](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/machine-id.5.html). When `/etc/machine-id` is not available (e.g., in Alpine, or in a container), AppScope generates the machine ID using a repeatable MD5 hash of the host's first MAC address. Two containers on the same host can have the same machine ID. |
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small nit: redundant space here:
from `/etc/machine-id`. The machine ID uniquely identifies the host
It can looks like:
from `/etc/machine-id`. The machine ID uniquely identifies the host
@abetones Besides the above, Pull Request looks good to me.
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Thanks for catching that, @michalbiesek !
Looks great to me! Thanks @abetones! Merging! |
Besides the Changelog, there's one new sentence about
scope service
in the use cases page.