Release notes¶
v2.19¶
Argo CD template¶
With this template, deploying your cloud-native applications to the cloud has never been easier or faster, no OpenStack expertise knowledge required. In just a few clicks, you can spin up a Cloud Container Engine (CCE) cluster and launch your apps using Argo CD, the leading GitOps tool.
Just point to your Git repository containing your Kubernetes manifests, and Cloud Create takes care of the rest. Argo CD automatically pulls your Kubernetes resources and syncs them to a fresh CCE cluster. Once deployment is complete, your apps are live - fully automated, fully operational.
Need to scale or add more apps later? Simply log into Argo CD and add more apps seamlessly through the Argo CD UI.
Read more: Argo CD template.
Figure 1. The Argo CD template¶
v2.18¶
Cloud Container Engine template¶
Launch a fully operational Cloud Container Engine (CCE) cluster with everything you need, right out of the box.
Say goodbye to complex setup scripts and hours of infrastructure toil. With Cloud Create, you can deploy a fully operational CCE cluster - complete with a NAT gateway, secure bastion host, and pre-configured kubectl client - in just one click.
Your kubectl client is ready to go right from the bastion host, giving you immediate access to manage and configure your cluster directly from our intuitive visual designer. No manual setup. No waiting.
Whether you're testing a new idea or deploying a production-grade environment, the CCE template gets you there faster, securely, and seamlessly.
Read more: Cloud Container Engine template.
Figure 2. The CCE template¶
v2.17¶
Private template¶
You can now design your app and save it as a private template. The private template will be available for all users of the same project to reuse. This function is useful if you want to design a premade template and share it with your team or organization. Read more: How to save a design as a template.
Figure 3. Save as template¶
v2.16¶
Deployment in Netherlands¶
You can now deploy all templates in Netherlands. After login, switch to a project in the region Netherlands.
Figure 4. Switch to a project in Netherlands¶
Improve deploy setup messages¶
The deploy setup logs display messages in 3 categories: error, warning, and info. We also validate the deployment for you and display any errors, warnings, or information you should know in each category, respectively.
Figure 5. New deploy setup logs¶
v2.15¶
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 6. Login with domain name from Swiss Open Telekom Cloud.¶
Read more about Swiss Open Telekom Cloud.
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.
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 7. OpenShift template¶
v2.13¶
OpenShift template¶
Users can create a Self-managed OpenShift Container Platform on Open Telekom Cloud from the OpenShift template.
Figure 8. OpenShift template¶
v2.12¶
History¶
Users can view deployment logs in the History so they can audit all actions in the past.
Figure 9. Deployment history shows output of the Bash script 'HelloWorld' executed on a compute.¶