Highlights

• AgentCreator:

  • New Google Vertex AI RAG Snaps

  • Prompt composer enhancements

• APIM 3.0 (Beta): Usability improvements to the Service and endpoint creation and editing interfaces make it more intuitive to work with Services

• Dashboard: Retirement postponed to the October release

• Monitor: New real-time Notification Center shows all notification types to enable timely responses

• Snaps:

  • Kafka:

    • Kafka Producer and Kafka Consumer Snaps now support JSON_SR schema format

    • Kafka OAuth2 Account now supports access to the Kafka Schema Registry via OAuth2

  • Syndigo: Enables easy integration with Syndigo’s Product Information Management (PIM) and Master Data Management (MDM) interfaces

  • Snowflake Snap Pack now supports metadata caching to store Snowflake tables and column metadata

• SnapGPT: Snap copilot banner in Snap Settings dialog

In this Release

Platform: Patch Updates

Snaps: Patch Updates

Admin Manager

Behavior changes

• The Asset catalog is now available in all environments (Orgs). The Admin Manager Asset catalog page controls visibility. The new default option is set to Everyone. Admins can view all assets and manage custom metadata. Non-admins can view assets for which they have read access. Learn more

AgentCreator

New features

• Google GenAI:

  • Added the following Vertex AI Snaps:

    • Vertex AI Embedder: Transforms text content into high-quality numerical vector representations and enables you to tailor the embedding model for your specific application.

    • Vertex AI Gemini Generate: Supports all Gemini models for text generation, region-based model selection, and built-in web tools.

    • Vertex AI Gemini Tool Calling: Supports function calling mode and parallel tool calling (depending on the model).

  • Google Vertex AI RAG Snaps: Provide fully-managed RAG implementations. Previously, RAG implementation involved complex pipelines and requirements. You can now use the following Snaps to manage the RAG Corpus (a database for storing documents), the files stored in the Corpus, and the RAG query retrieval:

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Create Corpus

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Get Corpus

    • Google Vertex AI RAG List Corpus

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Delete Corpus

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Corpus Add File

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Corpus Get Corpus File

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Corpus List Corpus File

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Corpus Remove Corpus File

    • Google Vertex AI RAG Retrieval Query

  • Vertex AI Gemini Support for Built-in Tools: Supported in Google Gemini Generate, Vertex AI Generate, and Vertex AI Gemini Tool Calling Snaps. This capability enables your Agents to take advantage of the following tools:

    • Google Search

    • Code Execution

    • Enterprise Web Search

    • Vertex RAG Store

• OpenAI LLM:

  • Added the following accounts that enable you to connect to a proxy on APIM 3.0 to control access to your LLM via APIM policies:

    • OpenAI Custom Endpoint Account: No authorization required.

    • OpenAI Custom Endpoint OAuth2 Account: Access based on OAuth2 policies.

    • OpenAI Custom Endpoint Auth Header Account: Access based on header transformation policies.

  • Added the following Snaps:

    • OpenAI Responses API Generation: Supports text generation via the new OpenAI Responses API.

    • OpenAI Responses API Tool Calling: Supports tool calling via the new OpenAI Responses API.

Enhancements

• Amazon Bedrock LLM Snap Pack :

  • Simplified output format for Amazon Bedrock Snaps.

  • Improved model suggestions for the Agent Retrieve and Generate and Anthropic Claude on AWS Messages Snaps.

  • Support for Thinking capability:

    • Anthropic Claude on AWS Messages

    • Amazon Bedrock Converse API

• Azure OpenAI LLM Snap Pack: Enhanced the Azure OpenAI Chat Completions Snap to support reasoning models (o-series) and storage capability for chat completion results.

• Google GenAI LLM: Added the Google GenAI OAuth2 Account to support the OAuth2 protocol for authentication with the Google API.

• LLM Utilities Snap Pack: Enhanced the OpenAPI Function Generator Snap to support input OpenAPI files with spaces in their names.

• OpenAI LLM Snap Pack:

  • Structured output support: Enables you to provide a JSON schema for the model to generate a response that adheres to the specified schema.

• Prompt Composer:

  • Layout selections are persisted.

  • SnapGPT for Prompts Assistant remembers where your conversation left off.

  • Schema suggestions and auto-completion: Reference fields in the input schema without typing the entire field name or changing the format.

  • Added support for tool calling Snaps: Amazon Bedrock Converse API, Azure Open AI, Google Gemini API, OpenAI, OpenAI Responses API, and Google Vertex AI Gemini Tool.

  • Added support for Simplified Response when the Amazon Bedrock Converse API Snap is downstream of the Amazon Bedrock Prompt Generator.

  • Panel resizing: You can now resize individual panels in the Prompt Composer console.

  • Added support for Simplified Response when the Amazon Bedrock Converse API Snap is downstream of the Amazon Bedrock Prompt Generator.

• Agent Visualizer (Experimental Snap Pack): Provides a comprehensive dual-view interface combining an interactive Diagram and a detailed step-by-step Log. Enhancements include:

  • Expanded support for Ultra Tasks.

  • Added a reset zoom button.

  • The detailed log panel now has expand/collapse functionality.

Fixed Issues

• The schemas for manually-created request bodies are now stored correctly, allowing the APIM Function Generator Snap to parse and validate them. Additionally, function names exceeding 64 characters are auto-truncated. Previously, the Snap would fail with an error.

APIM 3.0 (Beta)

New features

• A new Basic Auth rule and a change in behavior: Now, you must explicitly add a Policy with a Basic Auth rule to a Service or endpoint to use basic authentication for Triggered and Ultra Tasks. Snaplexes must be running on version 4.42 to use this new rule.

• You can now group related endpoints by tags. In this way, each endpoint can have a different task and different Policy, but be logically related by the endpoint tag. You can navigate a large Service quickly from the menu that groups by tag endpoints. The following image shows the endpoint navigation menu for a Service where the endpoints are tagged as either Group or User operations:

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• You can now create a Service from a Swagger 2.0 specification. After the Service is published, APIM 3.0 generates an OAS 3.x specification from it that Service consumers can view or download in DeveloperHub.

• You can now duplicate Service versions and endpoints and import a new Service version from a specification. The duplicates include all referenced assets and Policies, speeding up the process of creating similar or derivative endpoints and Service versions. The following shows the duplicate endpoint option, which is available from the Add path dropdown.

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Enhancements

• DeveloperHub now displays Services published as Restricted according to a user's permission in the SnapLogic Platform. For example, User One doesn’t have read permission for the Finance project. Service one is saved in the Finance project and published as Restricted. User One can’t view Service one.

• Usability improvements to the Service and endpoint creation and editing interfaces make it more intuitive to work with Services. The following image shows the more compact and easier-to-navigate Service layout.

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• Resize of sections in Site Manager now works more smoothly.

 Fixed Issues

• You can now successfully delete tags at the Service and endpoint levels.

• When you migrate an API version from APIM to APIM 3.0, you can now execute it with the original task URL.

Known Issues

• When you migrate an API version, the new Service version contains endpoint paths with all HTTP methods supported, but with empty definitions. When you migrate a Proxy, the correct methods are added to the new Service paths, but with empty definitions.

• Your Snaplexes must be using version 4.42 to use the new Basic Auth rule. In earlier versions, the Basic Auth image and rule are empty, and the rule doesn’t work.

AutoSync

Enhancements

• Automatic Schema Reconciliation: When you change a column in the source schema from NOT NULL to NULLABLE, AutoSync now changes the corresponding column in the target to match, reducing manual intervention and avoiding data synchronization errors.

• Warning indicator for a deleted credential: A warning message displays while editing an existing data pipeline with a saved credential that no longer exists.

• For better clarity, the help text in AutoSync Settings in Admin Manager has been enhanced with a learn more link to the related Doc page. Moreover, the Upgrade version column in the data pipelines table is renamed to Action.

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Fixed Issues

Email notifications for data pipeline events now work correctly.

Documentation Enhancements

New pages

• AgentCreator Architecture and Design: Explains the structure of Agent pipelines and provides design considerations.

• Build Agent Pipelines in AgentCreator: Describes a generic set of steps for developing Agents.

• Use Case: Briefing Agent: Provides an example of building an Agent by describing the Briefing Agent, which can be used to prepare for meetings with customers.

• Agent Visualizer: Describes the features and functionality of the Agent Visualizer Snap.

Migrated pages

The following pages have been migrated to the new documentation site:

• Time zone settings in the SnapLogic Platform

• Use cases

• Amazon SQS Snap Pack

• Snowflake Snap Pack

• Transform Snap Pack

  • CSV Formatter

  • CSV Generator

  • CSV Parser

  • Group By Fields

  • Group By N

  • Join

  • JSON Formatter

  • JSON Generator

  • JSON Parser

  • Mapper

  • Parquet Formatter

  • Parquet Parser

  • XML Formatter

  • XML Generator

  • XML Parser

  • XSLT

Dashboard Retirement Postponed

Monitor

New features

The new Notification Center lets you view and interact with notifications in real time. It presents a unified interface to create notifications and view alerts, events, and notifications, making it easier to manage notifications and respond quickly.

For the initial rollout, the Alerts and Activity logs pages are still available from the left navigation pane, along with the new Notification Center. In the Notification Center, alerts and activity log events display in separate tabs. The following screenshot shows the Activity tab:

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Instead of configuring notifications in Classic Manager, click the New notification button to set up an email or Slack notification from any of the available categories. The following example shows the type of notifications available from the User category:

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After you create a notification, it shows in the Notification settings table, which you can filter by type. You can delete them when they are no longer needed.

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The Notices tab provides a record of custom notifications. You can filter them, mark them as read, or delete them.

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A redesign of Notifications available from the bell in the banner matches the style of the Notification Center:

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Enhancements

• The Asset catalog is now available in all environments (Orgs). Environment admins configure access in the Admin Manager. Learn more

• Improved spacing in the table toolbar makes it easier to find the Table configuration control:

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• Enhanced behavior for the Table configuration dialog includes:

  • The Row Grouping option only displays for tables such as Pipeline executions that can have nested entries.

  • The Clear All Filters button is only available when one or more filters are set.

• The node details panel now reports available disk size and usage for all mounts on the node’s host.

• Monitor marks pipelines as Completed with Errors (), a new state if any data routes to the error view, as shown below:

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Fixed Issues

• The Infrastructure page no longer stops responding when you select a custom date range.

• The Insights page no longer displays backend errors in the UI.

Known Issues