Releases: vlead/ovpl
Releases · vlead/ovpl
v1.4.0
Support for deployment of applications on CentOS VMs
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This release supports deployment of applications on CentOS virtual machines running in a subnet configured with centos and openvz.
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Commit id of the Source
- Commit id : 2241105
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Version Number of the Auto Deployment Service
- Version of the ADS to be released : v1.4.0
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Milestone
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Resolved issues
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Environment Settings
- Server : Centos
- OS : Centos6.5
- Browsers : Firefox, Chrome
- Authorization Settings
- Authentication Settings
ADS V1.3.0
Release Notes :
- Persona authentication is replaced with Google OAuth authentication
- Decoupled ADS as REST API service and Front-end web-app service.
Life Cycle Management - OVPL 2.0
- provides support for life cycle management of ADS.
- enhances the ability of ADS to deploy a lab when IAM role is associated with the machine running ADS services.
- allows to manage ADS services from a single script.
- adheres to Pep 8 coding standards
- saves the state of a lab
- fixes GitHub Issues: 37, 57, 42, 48, 41, 3, 64, 46, 43, 56, 65, 53, 4, 50, 49
and 44
Support for more platforms - OVPL 1.0
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ADS runs from a container/VM and can:
- create a container on the base machine (configured with centos and openvz) in the
same subnet as the base machine, - create a container on the base machine (configured with centos and openvz) in a private subnet ,
- create a VM within AWS cloud
AND
- deploy a lab on this newly created container/VM..
- create a container on the base machine (configured with centos and openvz) in the
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Only authorized users deploy the labs.
First release to production OVPL 0.5
This is the first working copy in the production without any settings specific to VLEAD.
First pre-release to production
This is the first release that will will be used in production.
v0.2.1 alpha
v0.2.1-alpha Fixed a typo
v0.2 alpha
v0.2-alpha undeploy_lab use case and minor fixes
v0.1.1 alpha
v0.1.1-alpha Added try block
v0.1 alpha
v0.1-alpha add Controller Server and supporting template files