Pike Series Release Notes
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Pike Series Release Notes
4.0.0
New Features
Added a new yaql function ‘decryptData’ which pairs with ‘encryptData’ on
the dashboard side. Application authors can use these functions to secure
sensitive input to their Murano applications such as passwords.
Requires a valid secret storage backend (e.g. Barbican) to be configured
via Castellan.
- Users can now assign an existing security group to an application as
an alternative to using the one created by Murano’s
SecurityGroupManager
.
- Murano switched to using standard oslo middleware HTTPProxyToWSGI instead
of custom implementation. This middleware parses the X-Forwarded-Proto
HTTP header or the Proxy protocol in order to help murano respond with
the correct URL refs when it’s put behind a TLS proxy (such as HAProxy).
This middleware is disabled by default, but can be enabled via a
configuration option in the oslo_middleware group.
Upgrade Notes
- File
murano-paste.ini has been updated to use oslo HTTPProxyToWSGI middleware.
Config option ``secure_proxy_ssl_header
has been removed. Please refer to
oslo_middleware configuration options if you wish deploy murano behind TLS proxy.
Most notably you would need to set enable_proxy_headers_parsing
under group
oslo_middleware
to True, to enable header parsing.
Deprecation Notes
- Removed show_categories endpoint from the application catalog API which
has been deprecated since the Liberty cycle. Use list_categories instead.
Bug Fixes
- Remove hardcoded constant called ‘ITERATORS_LIMIT’, that can be
exceeded (2000) having big amount of objects.
Introduce dsl_iterators_limit configuration option instead of
constant.
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