Releases: oracle-quickstart/oci-hpc
Releases · oracle-quickstart/oci-hpc
v2.10.0
- Add support for private endpoints for deployment without public IP
- Support for Ubuntu (Bastion and compute)
- New marketplace images
- Fix hyperthreading flag not honored on the initial cluster.
- Slurm v22.04
- Better support for unreachable nodes
- OCI provider version to 4.99.0
2.9.2
- Better support for resizing of clusters. Change hostnames in Slurm
- Small jobs can run on large cluster and resize the cluster down
- Generate a privilege group
- Pyxis and Enroot containers
- Allow the home directory on FSS
- RDMA latency check during autoscaling
- OCI provider version to 4.79.0
v2.8.0.5
- Pin ansible.netcommon to 2.5.1 due to bug introduced in ansible.utils
v2.8.0.2
What's Changed
- Fix issue about cloud agent in autoscaling by @arnaudfroidmont
v2.8.0.1
Changes since 2.8.0
Fixed defaults for the API key variable to an empty string.
Changes since 2.7.2
Major update to the autoscaling system. Please refer to README.md Autoscaling section.
Updated schema to avoid missing but required fields.
The API key can now be uploaded instead of paste.
RDMA subnet address can be changed from the stack menu (make sure it is the same size as private/cluster subnet).
Slurm monitoring - can be used with a local database on bastion or MySQL service.
Bastion will now use HPC images by default.
Hyperthreading settings should be persistent across reboots now.
Fixed issue with block volume attachment when initial cluster size is 0.
Corrected freeform tags.
Autoscaling will tag resources now.
ARM shapes are now allowed (not supported by HPC image, please use platform image).
Updated image list.
v2.8.0
- Major update to the autoscaling system. Please refer to README.md Autoscaling section.
- Updated schema to avoid missing but required fields.
- API key can now be uploaded instead of paste.
- RDMA subnet address can be changed from the stack menu (make sure it is the same size as private/cluster subnet).
- Slurm monitoring - can be used with a local database on bastion or MySQL service.
- Bastion will now use HPC image by default.
- Hyperthreading setting should be persistent across reboots now.
- Fixed issue with block volume attachment when initial cluster size is 0.
- Corrected freeform tags.
- Autoscaling will tag resources now.
- ARM shapes are now allowed (not supported by HPC image, please use platform image).
- Updated image list.
v2.7.2
Improved handling of the marketplace images
Some of the stack menu's have been re-ordered
Support for new marketplace images
Support for BM/VM.Optimized.3 shapes including FLEX and autoscaling.
Updated image list
v2.6.3
- Resolved issue setting 0 instances during the initial launch
v2.6.2
- Fixed interfaces not properly restarted on boot
- Fixed oci-cli package name for OL. Do not install on CentOS.
v2.6.0
OCI HPC cluster marketplace stack | 20210525 release
This release brings better support for custom images. Now you can select it from the list or enter OCID directly. It even supports a custom username (for example if you're an Ubuntu user).
New features:
- Updated schema now supports uploading of SSH keys.
- Ability to set a custom username for custom images.
- You can enter OCID now for the custom images by selecting 'unsupported image' for both bastion and compute hosts.
- Disabled OSMS service conflicting with custom RPM repositories.
- Oracle Linux 7.9 is now the default OS for bastion with MySQL support.
Bug fixes:
- Autoscaling fixes for E4 shapes.
- Bastion host no longer ignores custom boot volume size.
- Fixed LDAP support on autoscaling hosts.
- Fixed autoscaling logging during deletion of clusters.