When developing the 1.5.0 release of Centreon Engine, Centreon ID were promoted to full-class configuration variables. This effectively removed them from the list of available macros. This release restore them.
The latency of newly created objects can be wrongly calculated in rare situations where the smart scheduling mode is not used.
Hosts, services and contacts can now have a timezone. All time periods applied to these objects will be computed regarding their timeperiod.
The webservice module has now been removed from Centreon Engine.
Most important objects can now have their Centreon ID directly set through a configuration directive. This change will reduce support code needed in Centreon Broker and provide more performance in this piece of software. However as a consequence of this change, Centreon Engine 1.5 requires at least Centreon Broker 2.11.
The failure prediction configuration directives are now totally deprecated. This system inherited from Nagios never worked as intended. Only configuration fields were set in structures and this code was removed in this release.