Fourth Update of INDIGO-1
The Fourth Update of INDIGO-1 release contains:
Infrastructure Manager v1.4.8
What's new
The updated version of the IM provides several bugfixes and adds the list of OIDC issuers supported
List of RfCs
Issue #115 - Bugfix setting step num in case if using contextualizes
Issue #115 - Bugfix mapping IPs to RADL networks in OpenStack and OpenNebula connectors
Issue #115 - Bugfixes in OpenStack connector
Issue #115 - Bugfixes in REST API not multithreaded
Issue #115 - Bugfixes Error installing IM using pip in Ubuntu 16
Issue #115 - Set restrictive permissions in the master VM data dir
Issue #115 - Add list of OIDC issuers supported
Issue #115 - Bugfix getting dependency level in configuration steps
Installation & Configuration
In order to update the packages please use:
For CentOS 7:
yum clean all && yum update IM
For Ubuntu 14:04:
apt-get update && apt-get install python-im
For containers
Stop the old container:
sudo docker stop im
Remove the old container:
sudo docker rm im
Pull the new image version:
sudo docker pull indigodatacloud/im
Start the new version:
sudo docker run -d -p 8899:8899 -p 8800:8800 -e IM_DATA_DB=mysql://username:password@server/db_name --name im indigodatacloud/im
Artefacts
CentOS7
Ubuntu14.04
Container
Indigo-Kepler v1.0.2
What's new
The updated version of the INDIGO plugins provide:
A new Kepler actor ShowSVG which allows to display Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). The builtin actors allow only to display bitmaps.
A new workflow for ENES use case which makes use of ShowSVG actor and runtime data capability of FutureGateway. It displays a live monitoring of the Ophidia computations to a user on every stage of workflow execution
The Ansible role for Kepler works for both VMs and Docker images at the same time. The Ansible role has been updated to fix issue #24 (see below)
List of RfCs
Issue #24 - Including init.sh in the execution of the role
Installation & Configuration
In order to update the packages please use:
The Ansible role is deployed in Ansible Galaxy as indigo-dc/kepler and so the usual steps are required:
ansible-galaxy install indigo-dc.kepler
ansible-playbook /etc/ansible/roles/indigo-dc.kepler/tests/kepler.yml
The Docker image is available in Docker Hub as indigodatacloudapps/kepler so the usual steps are required:
docker pull indigodatacloudapps/kepler
docker run -it -p 5900:5900 indigodatacloudapps/kepler
Artefacts
CentOS7 source tarballs
Ubuntu14.04 source tarballs
Container
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