Addressed issues¶
The following issues have been addressed in the MOSK 23.1 release:
[OpenStack] [30450] Fixed the issue causing high CPU load of MariaDB.
[OpenStack] [29501] Fixed the issue when Cinder periodic database cleanup resets the state of volumes.
[OpenStack] [27168] Fixed the issue that made
openvswitch-openvswitch-vswitchd-default
andneutron-ovs-agent-default
pods stuck in theNotReady
status after restart.[OpenStack] [29539] Fixed the issue with missing network traffic for a trunked port in OpenStack Yoga.
[TF] [10096] Fixed the issue that prevented
tf-control
from refreshing IP addresses of Cassandra pods.[TF] [28728] Fixed the issue when
tungstenFabricMonitoring.enabled
was not enabled by default during Tungsten Fabric deployment.[TF] [30449] Fixed the issue that resulted in losing connectivity after the primary TF Controller node reboot.
[Ceph] [28142] Added the ability to specify node affinity for
rook-discover
pods through theceph-operator
Helm release.[Ceph] [26820] Fixed the issue when the
status
section in theKaaSCephCluster.status
custom resource did not reflect issues during the process of a Ceph cluster deletion.[StackLight] [28372] Fixed the issue causing false-positive liveness probe failures for
fluentd-notifications
.[StackLight] [29330] Fixed the issue that prevented
tf-rabbitmq
from being monitored.[Updates] [29438] Fixed the issue that caused the cluster update being stuck during the Tungsten Fabric Operator update.