Universal Compute Platform v5.05.01 offers the following new features.
| ID | Feature Description |
|---|---|
| XCACP-484 |
Support for 10/1 Gbps Ports for Applications Customers can now leverage the native 10/1 Gbps of the 4120C for Universal Container applications. Applications that are installed on Universal Compute Platform can now select the 10G ports on the host for their communications need. |
| XCACP-545 |
Support for HTTPS Web Proxy Support for HTTPS Proxy for operational functions and system maintenance. This feature supports all web based network operations including software updates, repository access, registering with ExtremeCloud IQ, and system administration. |
| XCACP-549 |
Removed Restriction on ICC Interfaces for Standalone ICC interfaces no longer need to be connected in a stand-alone deployment. |
| XCACP-255 |
Support for LAG Ports Added support for Link-Aggregation (LAG) bonding, allowing the ability to LAG / bond two equal interfaces for interface redundancy and load balancing. |
| Feature Description |
|---|
| Kubernetes upgrade automation. |
| Larger drives to support the increased demand for storage. |
| Updates to the distributed persistent file system that optimizes storage use. |
| Side-loading container deployment from a local file system. |
| Dynamic discovery of deployed services. |
| Support for an extended cloud-based service-set. |
| Networking related enhancements for a standalone Kubernetes mode. |
| Feature Description |
|---|
| Support for cluster expansion. |
| Support for additional persistent storage for new ExtremeCloud IQ services. |
| Feature Description |
|---|
| Support for GUI proxy from the XIQ RDC. |
| Support for XIQ OpenAPI service. |
| Improved System Health checks and insights. |
| Support for new and more complex overlay networks. |
| Streamlined the approach to managing host services vs hosted services. |
| New API based engines, applications management, and lifecycle. |
| Redesigned and improved the user interface workflow. |