v0.4.0 Release for Delfin (SODA Infrastructure Manager)

Version Summary

Version Number: v0.4.0 [tag: v0.4.0]

Date: 28-August-2020

Release Summary:

This is the second incremental release of SODA Infrastructure Manager (delfin) after major release 0.1.0 . This release has a new driver support added and some enhancements to the exisiting features .

Supported backends

1. EMC VMAX3
2. HUAWEI Oceanstor V3
3. HP 3PAR StoreServ

Changelog

This changelog is based on previous Delfin release [v0.2.0]

[v0.4.0]
HP3PAR driver support
SSL support in driver to connect southbound devices.
SNMP MIB load removal, support added for alert parsing without MIB.
SNMP configuration validation.
List alert feature to get all latest active alerts from backends.
Clear alert feature.
SNMP validation alerts.
DB model enhancements to support BigInteger.
Name and firmware_version fields added for VMAX driver.
Fixed issues in VMAX driver (#282 #296 #297)
Fixed issues in Oceanstore driver ( #276 #283)

How to use the Release:

Users can opt any of these three methods .

1. Stand alone installer: https://github.com/sodafoundation/delfin/blob/master/installer/README.md
2. Using SODA ansible installer : https://docs.sodafoundation.io/soda-gettingstarted/installation-using-ansible/

• Note: Need to specify install from release in /ansible/group_vars/delfin.yml and give version
  delfin_installation_type: "release"
  delfin_release: "v0.4.0"

3. Using docker compose deployment :
   Docker-Compose-Deployment-Steps.txt

Issues and Suggestions

Any SODA Release related issues/suggestions, please raise at https://github.com/sodafoundation/delfin/issues

v0.2.0 Release for Delfin (SODA Infrastructure Manager)

Version Summary

Version Number: v0.2.0 [tag: v0.2.0]

Date: 12-August-2020

Release Summary:

This is the incremental release of SODA Infrastructure Manager (delfin). This release has the initial framework for heterogeneous storage management with resource collection and alert features.
Supports following platforms

1. EMC VMAX3
2. HUAWEI Oceanstor V3

Changelog

This changelog is based on Previous Delfin release [v0.1.0]
[v0.2.0]

• Overall : incremental release of SODA Infrastructure Manager (delfin)

• SSH backend interface support added and modified access_info and register API

• Fixes in OpenAPI Spec for delfin

• Clear alert support added

• Refined alert model

• Added Raw Capacity and Subscribed Capacity for storage and storage pool objects

• Add configuration for exporter framework

• VMAX driver rewrite to improve supported python version and Unisphere versions

• Alert source update with snmp validation

• Custom mib path enhancement

How to use the Release:

1. Configuration & Installation If you want more config control, you can follow these steps: https://docs.sodafoundation.io/soda-gettingstarted/installation-using-ansible/

Note: Need to specify install from release in /ansible/group_vars/delfin.yml and give version

delfin_installation_type: "release"
delfin_release: "v0.2.0"

Issues and Suggestions

Any SODA Release related issues/suggestions, please raise at https://github.com/sodafoundation/delfin/issues

v0.1.0 Release for Delfin (SODA Infrastructure Manager)

Version Summary

Version Number : v0.1.0 [tag: v0.1.0]
Date: 29-June-2020

Release Summary :

This is the first release of SODA Infrastructure Manager (delfin). This release has the first version of a unified framework for heterogeneous storage management with resource collection and alert features.

Supports the following platforms:

1. EMC VMAX3
2. HUAWEI Oceanstor V3

Changelog

This is the first release for delfin.

• Overall: first release of SODA Infrastructure Manager (delfin) with a unified framework for heterogeneous storage management
• Storage Registration to delfin
• Update Storage Access Info in delfin
• Un-Register (DELETE ) storage from delfin
• Sync all registered storages with delfin DB
• Sync specified storage with delfin DB
• List discovered storages
• Get specified storage device details
• List discovered storage pools
• Get specified storage pool details
• List discovered volumes
• Get specific volume details
• Register alert source
• Receive alert from supported backends
• Get alert in a sample exporter
• SODA Installer support
• Standalone Install support
• Docker Install support
• API specification swagger v1

Used third party tools

• sqlite3 DB
• RabbitMQ Message bus
• Redis

How to use the Release:

1. Quick installation from the release binaries: https://docs.sodafoundation.io/soda-gettingstarted/quickstart/#install-soda-v1-0-0-faroe-release-jun-2020

2. Configuration & Installation If you want more config control, you can follow these steps: https://docs.sodafoundation.io/soda-gettingstarted/installation-using-ansible/

Issues and Suggestions

Any SODA Release related issues/suggestions, please raise at https://github.com/sodafoundation/delfin/issues