Releases: sosreport/sos-collector
sos-collector-1.8
This marks the latest release of sos-collector, version 1.8
Notable changes from 1.7 include:
-
Passwords may now be set individually on nodes, rather than relying on a singular password for all nodes if SSH keys are not deployed. Use the
--password-per-node
option at execution time and sos-collector will prompt the user for an SSH password for each node returned by the target cluster. -
Host group functionality has been added
- Users may now create host groups, either by using
--save-group
or by manually creating json-formatted files that specifynodes
,cluster_type
, and/or themaster
node for quick reference in later usage. - See
man sos-collector
for a full rundown on how host groups work
- Users may now create host groups, either by using
-
Added RHHI-V (hyperconverged infrastructure) support
-
sos-collector will no longer attempt to create a container if it is already launched inside a container
-
The
ovirt/rhv
cluster will now use the locally available SSH keys to connect to hypervisor nodes if sos-collector is run directly on the manager system. -
The
ovirt/rhv
cluster can now optionally collect only from the SPM nodes, using-c ovirt.spm-only
.
sos-collector-1.7
This is the new 1.7 quarterly update for sos-collector.
- Execution in a container, or on a containerized host, has been overhauled and now allows for more precise control over the container being used
- Added RHCOS support
- Added a 'none' cluster to allow users to provide a simple list of nodes and skip any cluster-related tasks
- Added RH Satellite as a supported cluster type
- Improved local execution by using the existing pexpect mechanisms
sos-collector-1.6
This is the 1.6 release for sos-collector.
Major changes:
- No longer requires python-paramiko, and instead uses OpenSSH's ControlPersist feature. This is a security based decision and from 1.6 onwards python-paramiko is no longer a transport available to sos-collector. The only supported transport is OpenSSH with ControlPersist.
- Debian and Ubuntu hosts are now supported
- Layered profiles can now accept the base profile option names
- Fixed a race condition in profile determination that could cause layered deployments to be identified as the base profile.
- Users can now specify an SSH key to use directly via the
-i/--ssh-key
option. - Several other small bug fixes.
sos-collector-1.5
This tag reflects the 1.5 release of sos-collector.
Included in this release:
- Resolving CVE-2018-14650. All collected files are now set with 0600 permissions.
- Improved coverage of sosreport options on the nodes
- Added preset functionality for nodes whose sos installation support presets
- Ability for layered cluster profiles to exist and build off of each other
- New 'rhv' profile based on the ovirt profile
- New 'openshift' profile based on the kubernetes profile
- Improved removal of files on nodes after collection
- Support for passwordless sudo on nodes where that is configured
- New
--batch
option to run non-interactively (aside from password prompts)
sos-collector-1.4
[sos-collector] Version bump to 1.4 Signed-off-by: Jake Hunsaker <[email protected]>