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=== [[OpenStack]] Object Storage (Swift) ===
 
=== [[OpenStack]] Object Storage (Swift) ===
 
* Large objects (greater than 5 GB) can now be downloaded using OpenStack Object Storage. While there is still a limit on the size of a single uploaded object, with this release the download size of a single object is virtually unlimited with the concept of segmentation. Refer to [http://docs.openstack.org/openstack-object-storage/admin/content/ch04s08.html  Managing Large Objects] for more information.
 
* Large objects (greater than 5 GB) can now be downloaded using OpenStack Object Storage. While there is still a limit on the size of a single uploaded object, with this release the download size of a single object is virtually unlimited with the concept of segmentation. Refer to [http://docs.openstack.org/openstack-object-storage/admin/content/ch04s08.html  Managing Large Objects] for more information.
* S3 requests can be turned into a request to an OpenStack Object Storage installation. Requests like creating S3 buckets can be accomplished using this S3 API middleware now available.
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* An experimental S3 compatibility middleware has been added to OpenStack Object Storage. This middleware intercepts S3 style requests and authorization, and transforms them into swift requests.
 
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* Initial i18n support for logging messages.
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* Swauth is a swift compatible authentication and authorization service implemented on top of swift as wsgi middleware. This will replace the dev_auth service in a future release.
 
=== [[OpenStack]] Compute (Nova) ===
 
=== [[OpenStack]] Compute (Nova) ===
 
* Microsoft Hyper-V support. Refer to [[HypervInstall]] for information.
 
* Microsoft Hyper-V support. Refer to [[HypervInstall]] for information.

Revision as of 23:10, 1 February 2011

Release Notes, Bexar

The Bexar release introduces large file support for OpenStack Object Storage (Swift), the OpenStack Image registry and Delivery service (Glance) and a lot of new features in OpenStack Compute (Nova).

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New Features

OpenStack Object Storage (Swift)

  • Large objects (greater than 5 GB) can now be downloaded using OpenStack Object Storage. While there is still a limit on the size of a single uploaded object, with this release the download size of a single object is virtually unlimited with the concept of segmentation. Refer to Managing Large Objects for more information.
  • An experimental S3 compatibility middleware has been added to OpenStack Object Storage. This middleware intercepts S3 style requests and authorization, and transforms them into swift requests.
  • Initial i18n support for logging messages.
  • Swauth is a swift compatible authentication and authorization service implemented on top of swift as wsgi middleware. This will replace the dev_auth service in a future release.

OpenStack Compute (Nova)

  • Microsoft Hyper-V support. Refer to HypervInstall for information.
  • IPv6 support. Refer to BexarIpv6supportReadme for information.
  • Support for raw disk images, without the complexity of a separate ramdisk or kernel image.

OpenStack Image Registry and Delivery service (Glance)

  • Store and retrieve virtual machine images and metadata about these virtual machine images with a service for OpenStack Compute to use.

OpenStack Dashboard

  • A reference implementation of a web-based console for OpenStack Compute projects is now available. Refer to OpenStackDashboard for more information.

Known Issues and Limitations

Swift

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Nova

  • IPv6 is not supported in FlatManager network mode.
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Glance

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