This document describes the latest changes, additions, known issues, and fixes for Cluster.
(2020-06-24)
Inclusion of the plugin binary packages in the container, thus removing the need for an out-of-band method for delivering the binaries. (CLUSTER-553)
Client bundle fails to download when the hostname cannot be resolved due to a DNS propagation delay. (CLUSTER-565)
Cluster cannot run on existing subnets (it can only create subnets). (CLUSTER-554)
Cluster fails when attempting to install the Azure client rpm on RHEL 7.6 virtual machines, delivering a 404 error. (CLUSTER-540)
(2020-05-19)
Support installation of MCR 19.03, MKE 3.3, and MSR 2.8
Support DNS registration in Azure (CLUSTER-220)
Continue executing even if unable to download license from Docker Hub
Update default machine images to align with cloud provider offerings
Realign default OS and data disk sizes across cloud providers
Display more detailed Ansible output at higher logging levels
Windows workers now get the requested MCR version installed instead of ‘latest’ (CLUSTER-522)
Randomly generated name of first created cluster is now actually random
Attempting to remove a non-existent Docker context no longer considered an error
Skip Docker Hub lookup if subscription ID and license file are provided (CLUSTER-507)
Properly configure Windows dockerd dataroot (CLUSTER-541)
Use correct RHEL repo on Azure (CLUSTER-540)
Stability enhancements during installation of MKE
(2019-10-8)
Added new env variable type which allows users to supply cluster variable values as an environment variable (DCIS-509)
Fixed an issue where errors in the cluster commands would return exit code of 0 (DCIS-508)
New error message displayed when a docker login is required:
Checking for licenses on Docker Hub Error: no Hub login info found;
please run 'docker login' first