Autopilot Release Notes
1.2.1
May 30, 2020
Portworx has upgraded or enhanced functionality in the following areas:
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The PVC resize action no longer requires a Portworx Autopilot Capacity Management license |
1.2.0
March 20, 2020
Improvements
Portworx has upgraded or enhanced functionality in the following areas:
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Added support for a new parameter, scalesize , under the storage pool expand action that allows you to increase storage pool capacity by a fixed amount. See details on all action parameters here. |
Added validation for the AutopilotRule CRD |
Added an alert event that occurs when Autopilot detects an action that cannot be performed due to license restrictions. See the list of alerts for more information. |
1.1.0
February 19, 2020
Improvements
Portworx has upgraded or enhanced functionality in the following areas:
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Added a new CRD, called AutopilotRuleObject, which can be used to check for useful events in objects that autopilot monitors, such as PVCs and StoragePools. |
Added basic metrics for monitoring Autopilot and Grafana dashboards to view them. To view Autopilot metrics, follow the steps in the Prometheus and Grafana article. |
Fixes
The following issues have been fixed:
Issue Description |
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When an Autopilot pod restarted while expanding a storage pool, it sometimes started expanding another storage pool. User impact: If multiple pools for a volume started expansion together, the volume could go out of quorum. Resolution: Autopilot pods now correctly wait for previous storage pool expansions to complete when they’re restarted. |
Deleting Autopilot rules or PVCs sometimes caused the Autopilot pod to crash User impact: If Autopilot crashed, it could start expanding another storage pool while one was already in being expanded. Resolution: The Autopilot pod no longer crashes when rules or PVCs are deleted. |
1.0.0
November 18, 2019
Introducing Portworx Autopilot! See the Autopilot section of the documentation for more information
Last edited: Friday, May 22, 2020
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