Releases: weka/terraform-gcp-weka
Releases · weka/terraform-gcp-weka
v4.0.14
v4.0.13
- Scaling up of NFS protocol servers can be performed using the ‘resize cluster command’ as provided by the Terraform outputs. Include "protocol":"nfs" in the request field. Example: '{"value":ENTER_NEW_VALUE_HERE,”protocol”:”nfs”}’.
- Upgrade of WEKA clusters with NFS protocol servers provisioned via Terraform prior to this release will require removing the state of NFS resources from the Terraform State file. This can be accomplished by running this command:
$ terraform state rm "module.weka_deployment.module.nfs_protocol_gateways[0].google_compute_instance_from_template.this" - Option to configure cross region access to the Load Balancer. E.g. This allows WEKA UI to be accessed from different regions.
- The GCP Provider requirement is now more flexible, allowing using newer provider versions.
- Deployments now handled via WEKA clusterization only account, protecting Admin password during setup. Password for Admin user available from Secret Manager upon cluster setup completing.
- No default hard coded WEKA version anymore. The latest deployment version must be specified with the ‘weka_version’ variable.
v4.0.12
v4.0.11
v4.0.10
v4.0.9 🌈
- Rocky 8.9 is now the default OS image deployed when provisioning WEKA backends.
Other supported OSs are listed here: https://docs.weka.io/planning-and-installation/prerequisites-and-compatibility#operating-system - Ability to provision WEKA S3 protocol servers
v4.0.8
v4.0.7
- Updated WEKA default version to 4.2.10. For deploying 4.3.0, please change the WEKA version in the Terraform main.tf file
- By default, public IP assignment is now set to false when deploying WEKA on an existing network. It remains true when creating a new network for WEKA deployment.