Release Notes

All platforms - Server: HTTP request and response buffer sizes are now configurable.

If you use the Unity Version Control WebAdmin tool and/or APIs, you can now configure the HTTP request and response buffer sizes. Bear in mind that this is a server-side configuration, so it can only be customized by on-premise Plastic accounts.

Configuring these buffers' sizes can be useful, for example, to increase throughput in high-latency networks, or, in memory-constrained scenarios, to support more concurrent clients through HTTP.

You can control both settings using the following server.conf configuration keys:

<WebAdminToolMaxRequestBufferSizeInBytes>-1</WebAdminToolMaxRequestBufferSizeInBytes>
<WebAdminToolMaxResponseBufferSizeInBytes>131072</WebAdminToolMaxResponseBufferSizeInBytes>

Not specifying the new configuration key, or using a value of -1, indicates that the default buffer size (1MB for requests, and 64KB for responses) should be used.

All platforms - Server: Enhanced control over audit.log file management

Two new configuration keys have been added to the server.conf, allowing you to control audit log file rotation and retention:

<AuditLogMaxSizeInMB>100</AuditLogMaxSizeInMB>
<AuditLogMaxFiles>2</AuditLogMaxFiles>

Setting AuditLogMaxSizeInMB enables the automatic rotation of audit.log files. When a log file reaches the specified size, it is renamed with a timestamp, following the pattern:

audit_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss_fff.log

For example:

audit_20250304_103250_657.log

If AuditLogMaxFiles is set, the server will retain the current log file plus the specified number of rotated files.

This update gives you more flexibility in managing log file growth and retention!