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Ganeti

Ganeti is virtual server management software built on top of Xen, KVM, and other open source software. It has been designed to facilitate cluster management of virtual servers and to provide fast and simple recovery after physical failures using commodity hardware.

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  •  16 Oct 2012 22:22

Release Notes: There are many bugfixes.

  •  13 May 2012 16:44

Release Notes: The main issues solved are on the topic of compatibility with newer LVM releases: fixed parsing of the "lv_attr" field, and adapted to new "vgreduce --removemissing" behaviour where sometimes the "--force" flag is needed. Also on the topic of compatibility, "tools/lvmstrap" has been changed to accept kernel 3.x too (was hard-coded to 2.6.*). A regression present in 2.5.0 that broke handling (in the gnt-* scripts) of hook results and that also made display of other errors suboptimal was fixed; the code behaves now like 2.4 and earlier.

Release Notes: Many bugs were fixed regarding KVM, DRBD, job-queue, bash-completion, and more. A few minor ehancements were made, such as no-remember mode to start or stop an instance and OS search path display. The usual documentation improvements were done.

  •  23 Dec 2010 16:15

    Release Notes: For impexpd, OpenSSL compression is disable in socat if possible. The unittest coverage report was changed to exclude test scripts. A script to check version format was added.

    •  04 Oct 2010 23:11

      Release Notes: Many bugfixes and documentation updates. Extended RAPI. Additional OS parameters are supported. Instance import/export has been switched from SSH to SSL. The internal RPC mechanism between Ganeti nodes has changed from using a home-grown HTTP library (based on the Python base libraries) to use the PycURL library. Support for intra-cluster instance moves was added.

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