New features

MOSK 23.3 features

Component

Support scope

Feature

OpenStack

TechPreview

OpenStack Antelope

TechPreview

Support dump for OpenStack

Security

Full

FIPS-compatible OpenStack API

Major version changes

Full

  • MKE 3.7 with Kubernetes 1.27

  • Open vSwitch 2.17

Tungsten Fabric

TechPreview

Tungsten Fabric analytics disablement

StackLight

Full

‘OpenStack Usage Efficiency’ Grafana dashboard

Full

Ceph monitoring improvements

Documentation

n/a

Operations Guide:

  • Update maintenance calculator

  • Operations Guide: Orchestrate Tungsten Fabric objects through Heat templates

Security Guide:

  • Data protection capabilities

  • Protection of control plane communication (WireGuard)

OpenStack Antelope

TechPreview

Provided the technical preview support for OpenStack Antelope with Neutron OVS and Tungsten Fabric 21.4 for greenfield deployments.

To start experimenting with the new functionality, set openstack_version to antelope in the OpenStackDeployment custom resource during the cloud deployment.

Support dump for OpenStack

TechPreview

Implemented the capability to automatically collect logs and generate support dumps that provide valuable insights for troubleshooting OpenStack-related problems through the osctl sos report tool present within the openstack-controller image.

FIPS-compatible OpenStack API

Introduced FIPS-compatible encryption into the API of all MOSK cloud services, ensuring data security and regulatory compliance with the FIPS 140-2 standard.

Major version changes

  • Introduced support for Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE) 3.7 with Kubernetes 1.27. MOSK clusters are updated to the latest supported MKE version during the cluster update.

  • Upgraded Open vSwitch to 2.17 for better performance.

Tungsten Fabric analytics disablement

TechPreview

Implemented the capability to disable the Tungsten Fabric analytics services to obtain a more lightweight setup.

‘OpenStack Usage Efficiency’ Grafana dashboard

Implemented the OpenStack Usage Efficiency dashboard for Grafana that provides information about requested (allocated) CPU and memory usage efficiency on a per-project and per-flavor basis.

This dashboard aims to identify flavors that specific projects are not effectively using, with allocations significantly exceeding actual usage. Also, it evaluates per-instance underuse for specific projects.

Ceph monitoring improvements

Implemented the following monitoring improvements for Ceph:

  • Optimized the following Ceph dashboards in Grafana: Ceph Cluster, Ceph Pools, Ceph OSDs.

  • Removed the redundant Ceph Nodes Grafana dashboard. You can view its content using the following dashboards:

    • Ceph stats through the Ceph Cluster dashboard.

    • Resource utilization through the System dashboard, which now includes filtering by Ceph node labels, such as ceph_role_osd, ceph_role_mon, and ceph_role_mgr.

  • Removed the rook_cluster alert label.

  • Removed the redundant CephOSDDown alert.

  • Renamed the CephNodeDown alert to CephOSDNodeDown.

Documentation enhancements