1.6 (Athena)

Changelog for 1.6 (Codename: Athena)

Users can now invite other users to their projects. This allows for better collaboration amongst team members, where management and monitoring responsibilities can be shared and delegated.
Only the owner of a project can invite other users as he has the ProjectOwner role.
During the invitation, the owner can assign a role of ProjectAdmin, ProjectReadAdmin or ProjectMember to the invitee.
A ProjectAdmin can manage all the project resources like Clusters, Nodes, Volumes, Applications & Slack configuration. In addition, he can install and upgrade OpenEBS Volumes and Pools, can edit monitoring and alerting configurations, and can perform data migration (DMaaS).
A ProjectReadAdmin is the read-only role. He can view the project resources and their monitoring details but cannot create or edit any resource or configuration.
A ProjectMember is a restricted role present in the project. He does not have access to any resources nor can he perform any operations.
A ProjectOwner can also change the role of an existing member.
For more information on teaming and invitations, visit here.

Administrator can now setup Director to authenticate against his organization's Active Directory.
Typically this is needed in large enterprises which rely on Active Directory for SSO.
Please follow the instructions here to setup AD authentication.

On-premise users can now have their DMaaS backups sent to Mnio object store in addition to Amazon S3 and Google Buckets.
Please follow the instructions here and here to configure Minio for DMaaS.

OpenEBS upgrade dashboard takes time to load while one upgrade is going on.
DMaaS has an issue while restoring volume backups for applications of Kubernetes type Statefulset.
Auto-refresh of the Alerts page over-rides the user-selected filters on the page.
Application monitoring fails to start if there is a mismatch of the label set between the pod and the deployment or statefulset.
DMaaS restore workflow may fail if there is a mismatch of the label set between the pod and the deployment.