Following the same line that has led Anjana Data to become one of the most innovative and disruptive Data Governance solutions on the current scene, we present the new version 4.3, which brings a series of relevant evolutions and improvements in terms of the design of the entire tool, with new advanced UX & UI capabilities to improve the experience of different types of users, as well as improvements in the performance of the solution and some other new features in terms of functionality coverage.
The evolution in the UX & UI design is one of the most significant changes in the new version of Anjana Data, including general improvements in the dynamic forms, the evolution of the designs of some UI screens unifying colors and styles, the introduction of graphic and intuitive elements to facilitate the interaction of users with the application and the creation of new screens for the massive management of objects.
The new multi-language management capabilities is another of the differential points to be highlighted with respect to other Data Governance solutions. In addition to having a multi-language interface in previous versions, this new 4.3 version allows the configuration of different languages for managing the content of the metadata attributes of the governed objects. This option also applies to practically all the functions of the tool, from auditing related to the governed objects to the notifications of the solution itself.
Additionally, it’s also worth mentioning the evolution in the object bulk management capabilities, both through the interface and the APIs, since Anjana Data 4.3 includes the object bulk editing functionality from the UI for those users who have the corresponding permission configured. Thanks to these changes, the user will be able to mass edit a list of attributes for several objects of the same subtype.
Anjana Data 4.3 also includes an evolution in the configuration capabilities of validation flows, allowing the complete evaluation of the object at the beginning of any workflow in order to design alternative paths based on any attribute and logical rules. Additionally, it incorporates the possibility of configuring attributes for which it isn’t necessary to launch a validation workflow.
Another of the most relevant aspects to be highlighted is related to snapshot management, since this version makes it possible to download snapshots of the governed objects both from the Anjana Data UI and from the APIs. Thus, the user will be able to download a snapshot with all the information of the object at any time of its life cycle in order to know the snapshot of an object at a given moment.
The latest version of Anjana Data also includes improvements with respect to the management of roles and permissions, as it adds the possibility of assigning a default role to users who register for the first time in Anjana. This role grants the configured permissions to users who, initially, haven’t specific role in the application. In addition, it also incorporates the use of user and role caching to improve application performance, and an alternative internal authorization mechanism that avoids the need to use an external identity management system.
Finally, the architectural improvements focus on the upgrade to the latest version of Angular, design improvements thanks to the incorporation of the ng-zorro library and the use of grids for graphical interfaces, improved performance of microservices, centralization of UI error management, inclusion of kubernetes operators for several modules and availability of two new kits: one for deployment automation using Ansible and another for advanced monitoring of the platform with Prometheus and Grafana.
Discover all the information about Anjana Data v4.3 by downloading the Release Notes.
