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3 weeks ago
In the Yokohama release, vulnerability solutions management had one schedule job (Process Vulnerability Solution Metrics Queue)
When I upgraded to Australia, I see they have broken down the scheduled jobs Process Vulnerability Solution Metrics Queue into two jobs:
- Process Vulnerability Solution Metrics Queue - Chained Solutions
- Process Vulnerability Solution Metrics Queue - Non-chained Solutions.
I would like to know what changes are in the script and what are the impact. I checked the updated docs for vulnerability management for Australia but it only mentions the scheduled job Process Vulnerability Solution Metrics Queue .
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Tuesday
Hi Jay_N,
The documentation page was updated about a week ago with the new updates. Please see below for the updates.
Split Processing Jobs (v26.5.3+)
- Chained Solutions Job: Handles MSRC solutions. MSRC publishes monthly incremental updates structured as supersedence chains. Each solution supersedes one or more prior ones. This job performs a directed graph traversal to identify the highest-superseding solution, then designates it as the preferred solution. Note: graph traversal is complex and may require significant processing time in large environments.
- Non-Chained Solutions Job: Handles Red Hat and all other integrations. These sources don't use supersedence chain relationships and don't require graph-based resolution. They are processed via a faster, streamlined execution path.
I hope this helps!
William
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Tuesday
Hi Jay_N,
The documentation page was updated about a week ago with the new updates. Please see below for the updates.
Split Processing Jobs (v26.5.3+)
- Chained Solutions Job: Handles MSRC solutions. MSRC publishes monthly incremental updates structured as supersedence chains. Each solution supersedes one or more prior ones. This job performs a directed graph traversal to identify the highest-superseding solution, then designates it as the preferred solution. Note: graph traversal is complex and may require significant processing time in large environments.
- Non-Chained Solutions Job: Handles Red Hat and all other integrations. These sources don't use supersedence chain relationships and don't require graph-based resolution. They are processed via a faster, streamlined execution path.
I hope this helps!
William
