CycleCloud version 8.5.0
New Features:
- CycleCloud supports Confidential VMs and Trusted Platform Launch for cluster nodes
- CycleCloud supports running Node Health Checks during boot to validate node hardware health prior to joining the cluster with the latest AzureHPC images. See Azure HPC Health Checks for details
- Cluster creation forms now support:
- Configuring disk encryption for all cluster nodes
- Assigning a Managed Identity to cluster nodes
- Setting a custom Boot/OS Disk size
- Enabling Node Health Checks
- CycleCloud supports Windows Server 2019 and Windows Server 2022
- CycleCloud now supports HPC Pack 2019
- CycleCloud's Slurm cluster type now enables the Slurm RESTd daemon
- CycleCloud's Slurm cluster type now supports Ubuntu 22
- New alternate CycleCloud CLI installer with bundled Python for installation offline or on older systems
Resolved Issues:
- Slurm installation would fail with
KeyError: 'ClusterId'
if tags were changed to lowercase - The Machine Type selection filter for High performance compute did not include HBv4
- Traditional CycleCloud CLI installer was not properly checking for Python 3.8+
- CycleCloud service autostart had a race condition with mounting the attached data disks which could cause CycleCloud service start to fail on first boot.
- Copying a cluster could lose the associated cluster-init specification
- Slurm clusters with spaces in their names would not converge
- "No node found for instance" was logged when clusters start
- Login page did not show the currently logged-in user
- Idle GridEngine nodes were killed immediately after starting a job
- Editing a node to make changes then re-importing the cluster would reset those changes
- Cluster start/terminate button label would wrap while the cluster was terminating