Releases: IBM/ansible-power-linux-sap
Releases · IBM/ansible-power-linux-sap
v3.1.1
v3.1.0
Features:
- Enhance RFS settings
- Add checks for mandatory vars
Fixes:
- Nfs client service status check on RHEL
v3.0.0
Features:
- supports Full Linux Subscription and BYOL for RHEL/SLES
- Enabled RFS
Breaking Changes:
- Previous roles powervs_prepare_rhel_sap and powervs_prepare_sles_sap are now powervs_os_registration and powervs_configure_os_for_sap
- Previous roles powervs_storage_setup and powervs_swap_creation now combined to one role powervs_storage_and_swap_setup
- Previous roles powervs_client_enable_services and powervs_install_services now combined to one role configure_network_management_services
Please take a look at the READMEs for the updated variable names.
v2.2.1
Fixes
- private ingestion endpoints for sap monitory role
v2.2.0
Features:
- New monitoring role for SAP supported on SLES.
v2.1.1
Fixes
- add missing distro condition to skip for SLES
v2.1.0
Features
- Allow user to specify
opts
andfstype
when mounting aNFS
share. - README.md update for powervs_client_enable_services.
v2.0.0
Features
- Added checks using ansible-lint.
- Renamed powervs_fs_creation role to powervs_storage_setup
- Updated sample playbook files with sample variables files included.
- README.md has been reworked.
v1.1.5
Fixes
- Proxy client configuration on RHEL OS
- Adhere to Ansible lint
v1.1.4
Features
- support ntp services for all private ipv4 CIDRs
- include tests for NTP, NFS and DNS client configuration
Fixes
- Correct the DNS forwarder configuration by making right configurations in /etc/named.conf file
- Change the way disk is mounted , so that even if the disk fails , on reboot os comes up without being stuck. This is modified in /etc/fstab file