Pulse

v5.1.33 Feature

This release adds 2 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

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Affected surfaces

rbac

Summary

AI summary

Updates Validation Summary, v5.1.33, and Safety across a mixed release.

Changes in this release

Type	Severity	Summary	CVE
Feature	Medium	Adds opt-in RBAC enforcement for Pulse Pro via Settings > Access Control. Adds opt-in RBAC enforcement for Pulse Pro via Settings > Access Control. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-29 Confidence: high	—
Feature	Low	Records direct guest-agent memory value in diagnostic snapshots for debugging. Records direct guest-agent memory value in diagnostic snapshots for debugging. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-29 Confidence: high	—
Bugfix	Medium	Fixes Proxmox guest memory selection using MemAvailable fallback for saturated Linux memory reports. Fixes Proxmox guest memory selection using MemAvailable fallback for saturated Linux memory reports. Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-29 Confidence: high	—

Full changelog

✅ Release Asset Validation (Post-Publish): PASSED

Assets were revalidated after publication due to a release edit.

Status: Live release assets re-validated ✅
Validated: 2026-05-29 11:46:52 UTC
Workflow: Pulse Release Pipeline #259

Validation Summary

All required assets present ✓
Checksums verified ✓
Version strings correct ✓
Binary architectures validated ✓

v5.1.33

Fixes

Added opt-in RBAC enforcement for Pulse Pro on v5.1.x. Roles can now be enforced from Settings > Access Control when an active Pro license includes RBAC.
Fixed Proxmox guest memory selection for QEMU guest-agent payloads that report saturated Linux memory, using MemAvailable fallback where appropriate.
Recorded the direct guest-agent memory value in diagnostic snapshots to make future memory-source debugging clearer.

Safety

RBAC enforcement stays disabled by default so existing installations keep their current access behavior until an administrator enables it.
RBAC enforcement can be disabled with PULSE_RBAC_ENFORCEMENT=false and a restart if recovery is needed.

Installation

If you run Pulse via Docker or Compose, update to rcourtman/pulse:5.1.33.

See the Installation Guide for other deployment methods.

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