v25

Fixes:

• avoid having extra bash process while running cpi (#37 thanks @friegger and @cheeseblubber)

New Features:

• Define root disk size in deployment manifest (#35 thanks @kanekoh and @dkoper)
  • Example of an m1.small instance with custom root disk size of 50GB:

resource_pools:
- name: default
  network: default
  stemcell:
    name: bosh-openstack-kvm-ubuntu-trusty-go_agent
    version: latest
  cloud_properties:
    instance_type: m1.small
    availability_zone: east
    root_disk:
      size: 50

Misc:

• Switch to block_device_mapping_v2 for boot_from_volume: true (#33 thanks @dkoper and @kanekoh)
• Bumped to fog-openstack 0.1.6
  • changes endpoint for boot_from_volume: true to /servers
  • removes dependency to fog-xml and nokogiri. Faster installations, yay!
• Get rid of development dependencies in distributed release. (#32 thanks @coreyti, @ljfranklin, and @friegger)
• Release size down to ~16MB from ~31MB

v24

• Support for multiple manual networks
  • View documentation for usage and limitations
• Use VM names provided by BOSH
  • When using human_readable_vm_names: true, VM names now use instance ids instead of index if the Director provides them
• Remove ca_cert content from excon debug logs

v23

• Human-readable VM names -
  The CPI can set more meaningful names for VMs now! Instead of UUIDs such as vm-4971ee11-f956-406f-9220-8e1ee1a1873c you get names such as runner_z1/0
  • set openstack.human_readable_vm_names: true
  • configure your registry with the registry.endpoint property to include basic auth credentials
  • Existing VMs will not be touched, continue to work, and still have their UUID-based name
• Custom RootCA support for OpenStack Endpoints - If you previously set openstack.connection_options.ssl_validate_peer: false, you can now provide your custom RootCA certificate instead!
  • Set openstack.connection_options.ca_cert to the necessary certificate(s)
  • configure your registry with the registry.endpoint property to include basic auth credentials

v21

• Support for Bosh blobstore in AWS S3 regions China and Frankfurt (which require version 4 signing), thanks @flawedmatrix
  • Added new manifest properties blobstore.s3_region and blobstore.s3_signature_version

v20 – DO NOT USE

Due to a bug in our continuous integration pipeline this release is broken. DO NOT USE.

v19 – DO NOT USE

Due to defaults set in the CPI deployment manifest, this release might break compatibility with older stemcells, if you use an external blobstore for your Director. DO NOT USE.

v18

• bump httpclient to 2.7.1, thanks @coreyti and @ljfranklin!
• Improved error messages
  • when OpenStack cannot be reached
  • when VM creation call doesn't return quickly enough

v17

• Support PowerPC, thanks @hashmap!
• Improve Entity Too Large error message
• Make test pipeline setup easier to have it run against your own OpenStack installation

v16

• Renamed job cpi to openstack_cpi
  • Note: This breaks current bosh-init deployment manifests! Be sure to change director.cpi_job, cloud_provider.template, and templates properties to specify openstack_cpi.
• User can specify security groups on resource_pool
  • You can still use existing manifests which specify security_groups on the network. See docs.
  • Note: After implementing this feature we have removed configure_networks CPI implementation which means that changing floating IP for a VM will actually recreate that VM

v15

• Keystone v3 support
  • Adds openstack.domain and openstack.project properties