Release notes¶
v2.15 - Swiss Open Telekom Cloud¶
1. Swiss Open Telekom Cloud¶
Users can now login with IAM accounts from Swiss Open Telekom Cloud as well. When you login with an IAM account from Open Telekom Cloud (or Swiss Open Telekom Cloud) and deploy a template, the template will be deployed on Open Telekom Cloud (or Swiss Open Telekom Cloud), respectively.
Figure 1. Login with domain name from Swiss Open Telekom Cloud.¶
Read more about Swiss Open Telekom Cloud.
2. OpenShift v4.16 release¶
OpenShift v4.16 has been released in the template. This is the latest stable version of OpenShift.
Read more about OpenShift template.
3. Ansible v10.5.0¶
Starting from this version 2.15.x, we support Ansible 10.5.0 (i.e., Ansible core 2.17.4), which is compatible for target VM with Python 3.7 - 3.12 installed. The following table shows an example that our AnsibleTasks component works with target OS RHEL 9 but not RHEL 8.
Target OS | Python version | Compatible with Ansible core 2.17.4 |
|---|---|---|
Ubuntu 20.04 | 3.8 | yes |
Ubuntu 22.04 | 3.10 | yes |
Ubuntu 24.04 | 3.12 | yes |
RHEL 9 | 3.9 | yes |
RHEL 8 | 3.6 | no |
Standard_openSUSE-Leap_15.6 | 3.6 | no |
Enterprise_SLES_15.6 | 3.6 | no |
v2.14 - Gallery template¶
The gallery template enables users to create app from public templates. They can quickly deploy a template or design from a template.
Figure 2. OpenShift template¶
v2.13 - OpenShift template¶
Users can create a Self-managed OpenShift Container Platform on Open Telekom Cloud from the OpenShift template.
Figure 3. OpenShift template¶
v2.12 - History¶
Users can view deployment logs in the History so they can audit all actions in the past.
Figure 4. Deployment history shows output of the Bash script 'HelloWorld' executed on a compute.¶