Victoria Series Release Notes

17.4.0-11

New Features

  • Pure Storage FlashArray driver: added configuration option pure_iscsi_cidr_list for setting several network CIDRs for iSCSI target connection. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported. The default still allows all IPv4 targets.

Upgrade Notes

  • This release introduces a new configuration option, vmdk_allowed_types, that specifies the list of VMDK image subformats that Cinder will allow. The default setting allows only the ‘streamOptimized’ and ‘monolithicSparse’ subformats, which do not use named extents.

Security Issues

  • This release introduces a new configuration option, vmdk_allowed_types, that specifies the list of VMDK image subformats that Cinder will allow in order to prevent exposure of host information by modifying the named extents in a VMDK image. The default setting allows only the ‘streamOptimized’ and ‘monolithicSparse’ subformats, which do not use named extents.

  • As part of the fix for Bug #1996188, Cinder is now more strict in checking that the disk_format recorded for an image (as revealed by the Image Service API image-show response) matches what Cinder detects when it downloads the image. Thus, some requests to create a volume from a source image that had previously succeeded may fail with an ImageUnacceptable error.

Bug Fixes

  • Bug #1965847: Fixed issue where importing a backup record for a backup_id that currently existed had the unfortunate side effect of deleting the existing backup record.

  • Bug #1996188: Fixed issue where a VMDK image file whose createType allowed named extents could expose host information. This change introduces a new configuration option, vmdk_allowed_types, that specifies the list of VMDK image subformats that Cinder will allow. The default setting allows only the ‘streamOptimized’ and ‘monolithicSparse’ subformats.

  • Pure Storage FlashArray driver bug 1910143: Parameter pure_iscsi_cidr is now IPv4/v6 agnostic.

17.4.0

New Features

  • Log a warning from the volume service when a volume driver’s get_volume_stats() call takes a long time to return. This can help deployers troubleshoot a cinder-volume service misbehaving due to a driver/backend performance issue.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed the schema validation for attachment create API to make instance UUID an optional field. It had mistakenly been defined as a required field when schema validation was added in an earlier release. Also updated the schema to allow specification of the mode parameter, which has been available since microversion >= 3.54, but which was not recognized as a legitimate request field.

  • Bug #1924643: Fixed the NetApp cinder driver sub-clone operation that might be used by extend operation in case the extended size is greater than the max LUN geometry.

17.3.0

New Features

  • HPE 3PAR Driver: Add support of iSCSI driver for Primera 4.2 or higher versions.

Bug Fixes

  • Bug #1935688: Cinder only supports uploading a volume of an encrypted volume type as an image to the Image service in raw format using a bare container type. Previously, os-volume_upload_image action requests to the Block Storage API specifying different format option values were accepted but would result in a later failure. This condition is now checked at the API layer, and os-volume_upload_image action requests on a volume of an encrypted type that specifies unsupported values for disk_format or container_format now result in a 400 (Bad Request) response.

  • RBD driver bug #1947518: Corrected a regression caused by the fix for Bug #1931004 that was attempting to access the glance images RBD pool with write privileges when creating a volume from an image.

  • PowerMax driver bug #1929429: Fixes child/parent storage group check so that a pattern match is not case sensitive. For example, myStorageGroup should equal MYSTORAGEGROUP and mystoragegroup.

  • Bug #1916980: Fixed stale volume notification information on volume detach.

  • Bug #1935011: Fixed missing detach.start notification when deleting an attachment in reserved state.

  • Bug #1937084: Fixed race condition between delete attachment and delete volume that can leave deleted volumes stuck as attached to instances.

  • Bug #1950474: Fixed policy authorization for transfer accept API. Previously, if an operator had overridden the default transfer accept policy to something project specific in policy.yaml file, it would break the transfer accept API which is fixed in this release.

  • Bug #1941068: Fixed type of the host configuration option. It was limited to valid FQDN values when we document that it isn’t. This may result in the cinder-manage db sync command failing.

  • Bug #1935057: Fixed sometimes on a detach volume may end in available and detached yet have an attachment in error_detaching.

17.2.0

New Features

  • Pure Storage FlashArray driver: Enabled support for Active/Active to both the iSCSI and FC driver. This allows users to configure Pure Storage backends in clustered environments.

Upgrade Notes

  • Ceph/RBD volume backends will now assume exclusive cinder pools, as if they had rbd_exclusive_cinder_pool = true in their configuration.

    This helps deployments with a large number of volumes and prevents issues on deployments with a growing number of volumes at the small cost of slightly less accurate stats being reported to the scheduler.

Bug Fixes

  • Pure Storage driver bug 1870103: Ensure that unmanaged volumes do not exceed maximum character length on FlashArray.

  • PowerFlex driver bug #1897598: Fixed bug with PowerFlex storage-assisted volume migration when volume migration was performed without conversion of volume type in cases where it should have been converted to/from thin/thick provisioned.

  • Bug #1915800: Add support for ports filtering in XtremIO driver.

  • Bug #1904892: Fix Cinder manage operations for NFS backends using IPv6 addresses in the NFS server address. These were previously rejected by the Cinder API.

  • PowerMax Driver bug #1905564: Fix Fix remote SRP not being assigned to volume’s Host when performing retype during failover-promotion.

  • RBD driver bug #1907964: Add support for fast-diff on backup images stored in Ceph. Provided fast-diff is supported by the backend it will automatically be enabled and used. With fast-diff enabled, the generation of diffs between images and snapshots as well as determining the actual data usage of a snapshot is speed up significantly.

  • IBM Spectrum Virtualize Family driver Bug #1912564: Fixed HyperSwap volume deletion issue.

  • Bug #1920237: The backup manager calls volume remove_export() but does not wait for it to complete when detaching a volume after backup. This caused problems when a subsequent operation started on that volume before it had fully detached.

  • PowerStore driver Bug #1920729: Fix iSCSI targets not being returned from the REST API call if targets are used for multiple purposes (iSCSI target, Replication target, etc.).

  • PowerMax driver bug #1939139: Fix on create snapshot operation that exists when using PowerMax OS 5978.711 and later.

  • Ceph/RBD: Fix Cinder becoming non-responsive and stats gathering taking longer that its period. (Related-Bug #1704106)

  • LVM driver bug #1901783: Fix unexpected delete volume failure due to unexpected exit code 139 on lvs command call.

  • NetApp ONTAP bug #1906291: Fix volume losing its QoS policy on the backend after moving it (migrate or retype with migrate) to a NetApp NFS backend.

  • NFS driver bug #1860913: Fixed instance uses base image file when it is rebooted after online snapshot creation.

  • PowerMax Driver - bug #1908920: This offline r1 promotion fix resets replication enabled and configuration metadata during promotion retype with offline r1 array. It also gets the management storage group name from source extra_specs during the promotion.

  • PowerMax Driver - Promotion RDF Group number fix uses remote array SID when finding rdf group number when performing retype during failover.

  • Pure Storage bug #1930748: Fixed issues with multiattched volumes being disconnected from a backend when still listed as an attachment to an instance.

  • Pure Storage FlashArray driver fix to ensure cinder_tempest_plugin consistency group tests pass.

  • Bug #1931004: Fixed use of incorrect stripe unit in RBD image clone causing volume-from-image to fail when using raw images backed by Ceph.

  • Bug #1898075: When Glance added support for multiple Cinder stores, Images API version 2.11 modified the format of the image location URI, which Cinder reads in order to try to use an optimised data path when creating a volume from an image. Unfortunately, Cinder did not understand the new format and when Glance multiple Cinder stores were used, Cinder could not use the optimised data path, and instead downloaded image data from the Image service. Cinder now supports Images API version 2.11.

17.1.0

Upgrade Notes

  • This release contains a fix for Bug #1908315, which changes the default value of the policy governing the Block Storage API action Reset group snapshot status to make the action administrator-only. This policy was inadvertently changed to be admin-or-owner during the Queens development cycle.

    The policy is named group:reset_group_snapshot_status.

    • If you have a custom value for this policy in your Cinder policy configuration file, this change to the default value will not affect you.

    • If you have been aware of this regression and like the current (incorrect) behaviour, you may add the following line to your Cinder policy configuration file to restore that behaviour:

      "group:reset_group_snapshot_status": "rule:admin_or_owner"

      This setting is not recommended by the Cinder project team, as it may allow end users to put a group snapshot into an invalid status with indeterminate consequences.

    For more information about the Cinder policy configuration file, see the policy.yaml section of the Cinder Configuration Guide.

Bug Fixes

  • Bug #1888951: Fixed an issue with creating a backup from snapshot with NFS volume driver.

  • IBM Spectrum Virtualize driver Bug #1890254: Fix check_vdisk_fc_mappings is not deleting all flashcopy mappings while deleting source volume, when multiple clones and snapshots are created using common source volume.

  • Bug #1890591: IBM Spectrum Virtualise Family: Fixed issue in do_setup of StorwizeSVCCommonDriver to save pool information in stats during initialisation.

  • Bug #1900979: Fix bug with using PowerStore with enabled CHAP as a storage backend.

  • Bug #1908315: Corrected the default checkstring for the group:reset_group_snapshot_status policy to make it admin-only. This policy governs the Block Storage API action Reset group snapshot status, which by default is supposed to be an adminstrator-only action.

  • Bug 1913449: Fix RBD driver _update_volume_stats() failing when using Ceph Pacific Python RADOS libraries. This failed because we were passing a str instead of bytes to cluster.mon_command()

  • NetApp SolidFire driver Bug #1896112: Fixes an issue that may duplicate volumes during creation, in case the SolidFire backend successfully processes a request and creates the volume, but fails to deliver the result back to the driver (the response is lost). When this scenario occurs, the SolidFire driver will retry the operation, which previously resulted in the creation of a duplicate volume. This fix adds the sf_volume_create_timeout configuration option (default value: 60 seconds) which specifies an additional length of time that the driver will wait for the volume to become active on the backend before raising an exception.

  • NetApp SolidFire driver Bug #1891914: Fix an error that might occur on cluster workload rebalancing or system upgrade, when an operation is made to a volume at the same time its connection is being moved to a secondary node.

17.0.1

Bug Fixes

  • Bug #1887962: PowerMax driver fix to rectify incorrectly deleted non-temporary snapshots when calling do_sync_check used in multiple operations due to missing check for temporary snapshot name.

  • Bug #1895510: IBM DS8K: Fixed compatibility issue when using the IBM DS8K driver with storage version R9 and later.

  • RBD driver Bug #1898918: Fix thread block caused by the flatten operation during cloning a volume. Now the flatten operation is executed in a different thread.

  • RBD driver bug #1901241: Fixed an issue where decreasing the rbd_max_clone_depth configuration option would prevent volumes that had already exceeded that depth from being cloned.

  • Bug #1904440: When an iSCSI/FC encrypted volume was cloned, the rekey operation would stamp the wrong encryption key on the newly cloned volume. This resulted in a volume that could not be attached. It does not present a security problem.

  • Bug #1898587: Address cloning and API request timeout issues users may hit in certain environments, by allowing configuring timeout values for these operations through cinder configuration file.

17.0.0

Prelude

Welcome to the Victoria release of the OpenStack Block Storage service (cinder). With this release, the Block Storage API version 3 has reached microversion 3.62. The cinder team would like to bring the following points to your attention. Details may be found below.

  • Microversion 3.61 adds the cluster_name attribute to the volume detail response when called in an administrative context.

  • Microversion 3.62 adds API calls to manage the default volume type for a specific project. See the Default volume types (default-types) section of the Block Storage API v3 Reference for more information.

  • The handling of the default volume type for a cinder installation has been improved in this release.

  • The cinder backup service has added support for the popular Zstandard compression algorithm. (The default is the venerable Deflate (zlib) algorithm.)

  • Many backend storage drivers have added features and fixed bugs.

New Features

  • Nimble driver now supports discard.

  • Added Multi-attach feature in Nimble driver.

  • Added an included_domain_ips option to the Dell EMC SC driver. This option takes a comma separated list of target IP addresses listed under the fault domains to whitelisted. This option only applies to the ISCSI driver.

  • Added new APIs on microversion 3.61 to show cluster_name attribute in the response body of volume details for admin.

  • We can now limit the number of concurrent backup/restore operations that a Cinder backup service can perform using the backup_max_operations configuration option.

  • SolidFire driver now supports IPv6 for management IP.

  • The NFS driver now supports the creation of encrypted volumes.

  • Add Dell EMC PowerStore Storage Driver (iSCSI, FC).

  • The oslo.middleware /healthcheck is now activated by default in the Cinder api-paste.ini. Operators can use it to configure HAproxy or the monitoring of Cinder APIs. Edit the api-paste.ini file and remove any healthcheck entries to disable this functionality.

  • New Cinder Hitachi driver based on REST API for Hitachi VSP storages.

  • NetApp ONTAP: Added support for Adaptive QoS policies that have been pre-created on the storage system, with the NetApp driver and clustered ONTAP version 9.4 or higher. To use this feature, configure a Cinder volume type with the following extra-specs:

    netapp:qos_policy_group=<name_of_precreated_aqos_policy>
netapp:qos_policy_group_is_adaptive="<is> True"

    Note that a cluster scoped account must be used in the driver configuration in order to use QoS in clustered ONTAP.

  • This PowerMax driver moves the legacy shared volume from the masking view structure in Ocata and prior releases (when SMI-S was supported) to staging masking view(s) in Pike and later releases (U4P REST). In Ocata, the live migration process shared the storage group, containing the volume, among the different compute nodes. In Pike, we changed the masking view structure to facilitate a cleaner live migration process where only the intended volume is migrated without exposing other volumes in the storage group. The staging storage group and masking views facilitate a seamless live migration operation in upgraded releases.

  • PowerMax for Cinder driver now supports the ability to transition to a new primary array as part of the failover process if the existing primary array is deemed unrecoverable.

  • PowerMax for Cinder driver now supports Port Group and Port load balancing when attaching Nova Compute instances to volumes on the backend PowerMax.

  • Added support for project specific default volume types. Microversion 3.62 of the Block Storage API introduces new calls to set, get, and unset a default volume type for a specific project. Project specific defaults have higher priority than the default_volume_type option in cinder.conf

  • Add reverting to snapshot support in Pure Storage Cinder driver.

  • NetApp SolidFire driver: Added inter-cluster volume migration (storage assisted) support. This allows users to efficiently migrate volumes between different SolidFire backends.

  • Added the option storwize_svc_retain_aux_volume to IBM Storwize Driver which takes True or False. This option is to enable or disable retaining of auxiliary volume on secondary storage during delete of the volume on primary storage or moving the primary volume from mirror to non-mirror with replication enabled. The default value is False.

  • Added support to cinder backup for use of the Zstandard compression algorithm. To use it, set the backup_compression_algorithm to zstd in the Cinder configuration file. (The default value for this option is zlib.)

Known Issues

  • The Brocade Fibre Channel Zone Manager driver was marked ‘unsupported’ in the Ussuri release because the vendor declined to support Python 3, whereas all OpenStack releases beginning with Ussuri support Python 3 only.

    In order to provide operators with a choice of FCZM drivers, the Cinder community decided to continue supporting the Brocade FCZM driver on a best-effort basis. See the “Bug Fixes” section of these notes for changes made to allow the driver to run in a Python 3 environment.

    While the driver has been tested against the first Release Candidate for the cinder Victoria release, be aware that it does not have ongoing third-party CI. If you choose to use the driver, the configuration option enable_unsupported_driver must be set to True in the fc-zone-manager section in cinder.conf to allow its use in this release.

Upgrade Notes

  • Nimble specific extra-spec nimble:multi-initiator is removed. Common extra-spec multiattach is added.

  • The default_volume_type configuration option is now required to have a value. The default value is __DEFAULT__, so you should see no change in behaviour whether or not you have set a value for default_volume_type. See Bug #1886632 for more information about this change.

  • The Brocade Fibre Channel Zone Manager driver was marked ‘unsupported’ in the Ussuri release, and it continues as ‘unsupported’ in this release. If you choose to use the driver, the configuration option enable_unsupported_driver must be set to True in the fc-zone-manager section in cinder.conf to allow its use.

  • The fix for Bug #1823200 requires os-brick version 3.1.0 or greater.

  • Due to the fix for Bug #1740950, the host_name field in any object in the attachments array of the volume detail response is populated only when the call is made in an administrative context. Otherwise, its value is the JSON null value. This is consistent with prior API behaviour, as it has always been possible for the value of that field to be null.

  • IBM Spectrum Virtualize Family (previously known as Storwize) driver cannot delete volume which has host mapping in some rare cases while code_level of IBM Spectrum Virtualize Family storage lower than 7.7.0.0. Please upgrade to latest code to avoid this kind of issue.

  • The default value of the configuration option, glance_num_retries, has been changed to 3 in this release. Its former value was 0. The option controls how many times to retry a Glance API call in response to a HTTP connection failure, timeout or ServiceUnavailable status. By this change, Cinder can be more resilient to temporary failure and continue the request if a retry succeeds.

  • The “cinder-manage shell” set of commands has been removed.

  • RBD driver: the rbd_keyring_conf configuration option, which was deprecated in the Ussuri release, has been removed. If it is present in a configuration file, its value will silently be ignored. For more information, see OSSN-0085: Cinder configuration option can leak secret key from Ceph backend.

  • Prior to the Ussuri release, os-reset_status notifications for volumes, snapshots, and backups were sent to nonstandard publisher_ids. This behavior was deprecated in Ussuri, and notifications were sent to both the standard and nonstandard publisher_ids. In this release, os-reset_status notifications, like all other notifications for volume, snapshot and backup, are sent only to the following standard publisher_ids:

    • ‘volume’ for volume status resets

    • ‘snapshot’ for snapshot status resets

    • ‘backup’ for backup status resets

  • Dell EMC VxFlex OS has been rebranded to PowerFlex. The driver cinder.volume.drivers.dell_emc.vxflexos.driver.VxFlexOSDriver has been renamed to cinder.volume.drivers.dell_emc.powerflex.driver.PowerFlexDriver. Although in this release the volume manager will recognise the old driver name, that functionality will be removed in the Wallaby release, and thus we recommend that you update the driver name in cinder.conf at your earliest convenience.

    Existing vxFlex OS configuration options, whose usage was DEPRECATED in the Stein release, will no longer be recognised in this release. Thus all driver configuration options that start with vxflexos must be updated to powerflex in your cinder.conf before you deploy this release.

    Before the Rocky release, this driver was named cinder.volume.drivers.dell_emc.scaleio.driver.ScaleIODriver. That name was deprecated in the Rocky release. In this release, the pre-Rocky name for this driver is no longer recognized and support for configuration options beginning with sio has been removed. Thus any driver configuration options that start with sio must be updated to powerflex in your cinder.conf before you deploy this release.

    The online documentation has been updated to reflect these changes.

Deprecation Notes

  • Cinder TSM Backup Driver is deprecated and will be removed in Wallaby release.

Security Issues

  • It was possible under certain circumstances for the host name of an instance to be leaked in the volume detail response. This has been fixed in the current release. The host_name field in any object in the attachments array of the volume detail response is populated only when the call is made in an administrative context. Otherwise, its value is the JSON null value.

Bug Fixes

  • Bug #1886632: The system defined __DEFAULT__ volume type is now treated as a regular volume-type and may be updated or deleted. Since the configured default_volume_type cannot be deleted, however, the __DEFAULT__ volume type may not be deleted if it is the value of that configuration option.

  • Bug #1888550: Fix UnboundLocalError on the Brocade lookup driver on southbound client creation failure during the device mapping retrieval.

  • Bug #1888548: Add Python 3 support to the Brocade Zone Manager driver.

  • Bug #1866860: Fix AttributeError on the Brocade ZM driver when using setting REST_HTTP or REST_HTTPS as the fc_southbound_protocol option and an exception is raised by the client.

  • Bug #1823200: This release contains an updated Dell EMC VxFlex OS driver. It must be used with os-brick version 3.1.0 or greater and requires that a new configuration file be deployed on compute nodes, cinder nodes, and anywhere you would perform a volume attachment in your deployment. See the Dell EMC VxFlex OS (ScaleIO) Storage driver documentation for details about the configuration file, and see OSSN-0086 for more information about the security vulnerability.

  • Bug #1828386: Fix the bug that a volume retyped from another volume type to a replicated or multiattach type cannot have replication or multiattach enabled in RBD driver.

  • Bug #1859652: Fix to allow retyping an attached volume to SolidFire.

  • Bug #1869746: Cinder no longer allows an incremental backup to be created while having the parent backup in another project.

  • Bug #1874134: Fix for NetApp ONTAP driver allowing an iSCSI or FCP volume to be extended to a size up to 16TB regardless of its original size, even if it’s attached to an instance.

  • Bug #1874541: Fix a ZeroDivisionError when the SolidFire driver tried to update cluster capabilities.

  • Bug #1875570: Fixed issue with NFS backend where the image-volume cache was never used to create a volume, even when the cache was enabled.

  • Bug #1879578: A regression in the Train release caused Cinder to assign the default volume type too aggressively when a volume type was not specified in a volume-create request. As a result, some alternative methods of specifying the volume type were ignored and the default type (either configured by the operator or the system default) would be assigned.

    This release restores the intended behaviour, which is described as follows:

    If a volume_type is not specified when a volume is created, Cinder tries to infer the volume type from other information in the volume-create request:

    • if a source_volid is supplied in the request, the volume type is inferred from the source volume’s volume type

    • if a snapshot_id is supplied in the request, the volume type is inferred from the volume type associated with the snapshot

    • if an imageRef is supplied in the request, and the image has a cinder_img_volume_type image property, the volume type is inferred from the value of that image property

    Otherwise, the volume type is the default volume type configured by the operator, and if no volume type is so configured, the volume type is the system default volume type, namely, __DEFAULT__.

    When a volume type is specified explicitly in a volume-create call, Cinder will use the specified type. If the specified type cannot be assigned due to a conflict with other parameters in the volume-create call, however, the call will result in a 400 (Bad Request) response.

  • Bug #1887908： In NEC driver, fix live-migration failure with FC.

  • Bug #1890241: During delete_group_snapshot on IBM Storwize, in case of multiple snapshots in the group, delete flow exits if any one snapshot deletion fails, but it should update error state and continue with deleting other snapshots.

  • Bug #1890586: IBM Storwize: Fixed issues in check_flashcopy_rate that impacts the performance during Group Snapshot/Clone operations for bulk volumes.

  • Bug #1890588: IBM Storwize: Fixed issues in select_io_group that impacts the performance during Create_volume, Group Snapshot/Clone operations for bulk non-hyperswap volumes.

  • Bug #1896087: Volume status will be rolled back to the previous state if backup creation fails when backup service is not available

  • Bug #1870367 : Partially fixed NFS and Quobyte drivers by no longer allowing extending a volume while it is attached, to prevent failures due to QEMU internal locking mechanisms.

  • Bug #1873738: RBD Driver: Added cleanup for residue destination file if the copy image to encrypted volume operation fails.

  • Bug #1697422: Fix HPE 3PAR driver issue where volumes that were live migrated to it would end up being inaccessible. We would no longer be able to use the volume for any operation, such as attach, detach, delete, snapshot, etc.

  • Bug #1858119: Fix the HPE 3PAR driver’s attempt to rename the backend volume after it was migrated. If the original volume resides on the same 3PAR backend then the pre and post migration volume names are swapped. Otherwise, the newly migrated volume is renamed to match the original name.

  • Fixed volume group action in Active/Active HA deployment:

  • Bug #1740950: the host_name field in any object in the attachments array of the volume detail response is populated only when the call is made in an administrative context. Otherwise, its value is the JSON null value.

  • Bug #1886042: Fix unique_fqdn_network configuration option for the Kaminario driver, as it was being ignored when defined in the driver section, which used to work.

  • Bug #1880971: Fix leaving mapped volumes on offline volume migration and revert to snapshot operations failure.

  • Bug #1883490: Fixed incorrect response of listing volumes with filters.

  • Fixed a problem with volume retype not honouring the existing volume’s Availability Zone if one isn’t specified.

  • Bug #1884268: Fixed issue where non-admin users could not show a volume transfer by name.

  • HPMSA driver: The HPE MSA driver was updated to avoid using deprecated command syntax that has been removed in the latest version of the MSA API. This is required to support the newest firmware in the MSA 2060/1060.

  • Bug #1839384: NetApp ONTAP: Detaching any instance from multiattached volume terminates connection. Now the connection is terminated only if there’re no other instances using the same initiator.

  • Bug #1875478: PowerMax Driver - Concurrent live migrations can sometimes fail when one thread deletes a storage group that another thread may need.

  • Bug #1894086: PowerMax Cinder driver addresses an issue whereby Unisphere REST iterators expire before all data can be read from them. The iterator expiration is now set to 180mins and deleted once all data has been read so no artifacts are left behind.

  • Bug #1889758: Fix revert to snapshot not working for non admin users when using the snapshot’s name.

  • Additionally, the following bugs were addressed:

    • Bug #1888831: PowerMax Driver - Volume updates for volumes in groups not performed during failover

    • Bug #1867906: group-create-from-src doesn’t work in active/active mode

    • Bug #1886662: PowerMax Driver - Volumes not cleaned up after exception during migrate, retype, srdf protect creates/deletes blocks subsequent operations

    • Bug #1874187: PowerMax driver - Exception was not handled and breaks the flow while add/remove volumes to generic volume group

    • Bug #1886689: Rekey fails when provider is legacy provider class

    • Bug #1877976: PowerMax Driver - RDFG suspended on vol create exception

    • Bug #1877445: Pure Storage Driver - doesn’t handle synchronous replication CIDR filters properly

    • Bug #1875953: Virtuozzo driver - missing context in create_cloned_volume call

    • Bug #1863021: Eventlet monkey patch results in assert len(_active) == 1 AssertionError

    • Bug #1875640: PowerMax Driver - Failover lock not released during U4P failover during exception

    • Bug #1875959: NetApp ONTAP NFS driver - Unable to perform flexclone from glance share

    • Bug #1875433: PowerMax Driver - Retype from rep to rep leaving storage group suspended

    • Bug #1875432: PowerMax Driver - Live migration fails when an instance has more than one replication device

    • Bug #1871744: Glance retry failed: TypeError: get() got an unexpected keyword argument ‘schema_name’

    • Bug #1873463: Virtuozzo driver - copy_volume_to_image() needs to support glance multistore

    • Bug #1892057: PowerMax Driver - Missing force flag for rep group volume adds

    • Bug #1892718: PowerMax Driver - SRDF suspend can fail during _create_replica

Other Notes

  • Beginning with the Train release, untyped volumes (that is, volumes with no volume-type) have been disallowed. To facilitate this, a __DEFAULT__ volume-type was included as part of the Train database migration. In this release, handling of the default volume-type has been improved:

    • The default_volume_type configuration option is required to have a value. The default value is __DEFAULT__.

    • A request to delete the currently configured default_volume_type will fail. (You can delete that volume-type, but you cannot do it while it is the value of the configuration option.)

    • There must always be at least one volume-type defined in a Cinder installation. This is enforced by the type-delete call.

    • If the default_volume_type is misconfigured (that is, if the value refers to a non-existent volume-type), requests that rely on the default volume-type (for example, a volume-create request that does not specify a volume-type) will result in a HTTP 500 response.

  • In order to provide operators with a choice of Fibre Channel Zone Manager drivers, the Cinder community has decided to continue supporting the Brocade FCZM driver, which was marked ‘unsupported’ in the Ussuri release, on a best-effort basis.

    The driver has been tested against the first Release Candidate for the cinder Victoria release, but it does not have ongoing third-party CI. If you use this driver, and would be interested in running third-party CI for it, please contact the Cinder project team.

  • PowerMax driver - the minimum version of Unisphere for PowerMax required for Victoria is 9.2, so all the latest 92 REST endpoints will be used.