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Releases: cloudfoundry/bosh-vsphere-cpi-release

v21

02 May 16:52
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v21

[Note: It's been reported that multi-homed networks are not properly configured. v22 will fix this.]

  • Add CPU & memory hot add enable option (PR #6)

v20

19 Apr 22:40
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v20

Improvements:

  • Removed 60 minute timeout on tasks to avoid exiting prematurely when migrating large disks
    • Instead will be printing out periodic "still waiting" message in the logs
  • Added vcenter.connection_options.ca_cert property to specify custom CA certs for the vCenter

Dev:

  • Updated Ruby to 2.2.4
  • Removed several unnecessary gem dependencies

v19

24 Mar 23:04
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v19

Dev:

  • Deprecate configure_networks CPI call

v18

25 Feb 01:16
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v18
  • Automatically rename and move disks to their expected locations after storage vMotion migrations.
    • Note that this only happens if disk is still attached to any VM.
  • Added few safety checks to make sure that persistent disk has correct disk mode (independent persistent) when it's being detached from a VM.

v14

26 Nov 00:04
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v14

Now allows:

clusters: 
- cluster-name: { }

which behaves the same as

clusters:
- 'cluster-name'

v13

14 Nov 02:05
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v13

Improvements:

  • User should see an error message if other VM has a requested IP address
    • Due to large number of users experiencing this problem either due to misconfigured IP ranges or run away VMs, CPI will now query vCenter for VMs with a requested IP address and raise an error if it finds any other VM using it. We have run a few benchmarks and found that such queries did not impact performance of the CPI.
    • Example error message: Cannot create new VM because of IP conflicts with other VMs on the same networks: [{:vm_name="vm-f3f6a5fb-0936-4aed-95d9-c079a44e4f64", :network_name="salsa", :ip="10.85.33.95"}]
  • User should be able to switch back and forth from using vSphere resource pools
    • We started querying vCenter for all VMs to find a specific VM by name. We have run a few benchmarks and found that such queries did not impact performance of the CPI.

v12

03 Nov 19:21
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v11

23 Oct 17:36
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v11
  • Renamed job cpi to vsphere_cpi
    • Note: This breaks current bosh-init deployment manifests! Be sure to change director.cpi_job, cloud_provider.template, and templates properties to specify vsphere_cpi.

v10

01 Oct 17:27
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v9

25 Sep 00:29
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