Note de release pour Liberty¶
1.0.2¶
Problèmes connus¶
The fix for minidns’s issues TCP can cause minidns to fail to send some messages. This manifests itself with eventlet not being able to send all the data before socket is closed.
Erreurs critiques¶
Previous versions of eventlet changed the behaviour of socket.send() to match socket.sendall(). in eventlet 0.18.0 this changed and it reverted to the traditional behaviour. MiniDNS has been updated to allow minidns to push large zone transfers over long range network connections
1.0.1¶
Prelude¶
Import of release notes from https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/ReleaseNotes/Liberty#OpenStack_DNS_.28Designate.29
Nouvelles fonctionnalités¶
Horizon Plugin moved out of tree
Purge des domaines supprimés
Ceilometer « exists » periodic event per domain
Import Async
Export Async
Active / passive failover for designate-pool-manager periodic tasks
Intégration du client OpenStack
Ajout du Backend InfoBlox
Ajout du Backend Designate
Notes de mises à jours¶
New service designate-zone-manager
designate-zone-manager : It is recommended to use a supported tooz backend.
designate-zone-manager : ZooKeeper is recommended, or anything supported by tooz.
designate-zone-manager : If a tooz backend is not used, all zone-managers will assume ownership of all zones, and there will be “n” “exists” messages per hour, where “n” is the number of zone-manager processes.
designate-pool-manager : The service can do active/passive failover for periodic tasks.
designate-pool-manager : It is recommended to use a supported tooz backend.
designate-pool-manager : If a tooz backend is not used, all pool-managers will assume ownership of the pool, and multiple periodic tasks will run. This can result in unforeseen consequences.
Autres notes¶
deprecations : V1 API : An initial notice of intent, as there are operations that still require the Designate CLI interface which talks to V1, and Horizon panels that only talk to V1.
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