Version 2.0.4
Welcome to the Anvil! Intelligent Availability™ release v2.0.4!
This is a significant release with new features and bug fixes. Existing users are encouraged to update.
Notable New features;
- HP Proliant servers are now support via the new
scan-hpacucli
scan agent. Note: We can not include thehpacucli
RPM with the Anvil! install media. Please install this RPM on each node manually to enable this agent. Nothing beyond installing the RPM is needed. - Dell Poweredge servers are now fully supported.
- Added support for LANPlus-based IPMI fencing, as well as custom IPMI user names in Install Manifests.
- Created the new
anvil-manage-disks
tool for adding, removing or growing "hard drives" connected to servers. - Created the new
fence_apc_alteeve
fence handler that properly handles newer APC PDUs that report an SNMP error on outlet state change, causingfence_apc_snmp
to report fence failure when the fence action in fact succeeded. - Added the new
scancore::agent_timeout
variable (default 300 seconds) that limits how long an agent can run for before being declared hung and terminated.
Notable Bug Fixes;
- The
scan-apc-ups
agent properly removes UPSes that are removed from thehosts
file. This improves the handling of load shedding and emergency shutdown decision making in complex power configurations. - Improved handling of node cache data when the password is changed on an Anvil! node.
- Fixed how
striker-update
updates data in the HTML directories on Striker dashboards. - Fixed a bug where a notification target with an empty recipient name would cause alerts to not be delivered to that recipient.
- Improved handling of ScanCore database resync after extended node or dashboard downtime.
- Improved storage partition handling and "Restart" button linking when an Install Manifest run had to abort and be restarted.
- Fixed a bug on RHEL-based Striker dashboards with ASIX-based USB ethernet adapters that weren't recompiled after a kernel update.
- Added better handling of new APC UPS firmware that removed some OIDs.
A full listing on changes can be found here.
Special thanks to "nummysquee" who did the heavy lifting of testing and re-testing this release!