Release 3.15
April 24, 2026
QGS 3.15 enhances the appliance versions and introduces new views in the appliance details screen along with additional configuration changes.
Updates to CAMS/QGS Images and Containers
QGS 3.15.0 includes updated camsd, cams-mgr, and cams-metrics images and containers to improve stability and platform compatibility.
| Container | Version |
|---|---|
| cams-logstash | 1.7.5-6 |
| cams-rsyslog | 1.7.5-9 |
| camsd | 1.7.8-8 |
| cams-mgr | 1.7.5-3 |
| cams-metrics | 1.5.7-5 |
| cams-haproxy | 1.5.5-11 |
| cams-squid | 1.5.6-3 |
| cams-confd | 1.5.4-3 |
| cams-qgs-cdn-server | 1.5.4-3 |
| cams-appliance-image | 2.3.1-6 |
Support for QCOW2 Image in New Hypervisors
QGS now supports QCOW2 appliance images, expanding hypervisor compatibility.
Newly supported hypervisors include:
- RedHat OpenShift
- KVM
- Proxmox
Hypervisors with updated image versions include:
- VMware
- Microsoft Hyper-V
- Nutanix
- OpenStack
| Hypervisors | Appliance Image Version |
|---|---|
| Nutanix |
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| OpenStack |
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| VMWare |
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| Microsoft |
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| RedHat Openshift |  |
| KVM |  |
Important notes:
Keep these in mind with the new appliance version updates.
- Cache mode is enabled by default in the new appliance image.
- Tunnel mode and Proxy mode are disabled by default starting with appliance image version 2.3.1-6.
View the Historical Concurrent Connections in QGS
The QGS Web UI now displays concurrent (active) connections currently being served by the appliance. Data is refreshed every 10 minutes.
Available metrics:
The Conncurrent connections graph support the following metrics.
- Current Concurrent/Active Connections – Number of requests currently being processed
- Maximum Capacity – Maximum number of concurrent requests supported
Historical Peak Views
The trend graph supports three views: 12 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days. Each view shows the peak activity by concurrent IPs across the current connections over the past 12 hours, day, or week.
This trend graph provides a holistic view of the network activity in your appliances simplifying moderation for admins.
Reboot the Appliance directly from the QGS Interface.
Administrators can now reboot a specific QGS appliance directly from the web interface, eliminating the need to access the text-based appliance interface.
You can reboot the appliance from Reboot in the Quick Actions menu of any appliance.
You can verify the status of your reboot by visiting the Uptime section of your Appliance details. Learn more about Appliance Uptime below.
View the Appliance Uptime
The QGS Web UI now displays appliance uptime, showing how long the system has been running (in hours or days). Uptime resets automatically after a reboot. View the Appliance Details of any appliance to find the Uptime under the Activity section.
Remote Troubleshooting Activated by Default
QGS now activates remote troubleshooting by default on all the existing and new appliances. Most troubleshooting scenarios in QGS require remote troubleshooting to be active. This enhancement simplifies support and troubleshooting efforts from Qualys support and engineering in case you run into any issues.