vOneCloud is an OpenNebula distribution optimized to work on existing VMware vCenter deployments to provide full cloud features.
It deploys an enterprise-ready OpenNebula cloud just in a few minutes where the infrastructure is managed by already familiar VMware tools, such as vSphere and vCenter Operations Manager, and the provisioning, elasticity and multi-tenancy cloud features are offered by OpenNebula.
vOneCloud is for companies that want to create a self-service cloud environment on top of their VMware infrastructure without having to abandon their investment in VMware and retool the entire stack.
vOneCloud is distributed as a virtual appliance for vSphere. It contains all required OpenNebula services within a single CentOS Linux appliance. All components are fully open-source and have been certified to work in enterprise environments. You can build your cloud in just 5 minutes!
OpenNebula Systems has just announced the availability of vOneCloud version 3.0.4, based in OpenNebula 5.4.5 and as such it includes all the bug fixes and functionalities introduced in 5.4.5: OpenNebula 5.4.5 Release Notes.
vOneCloud 3.0.4 is a maintenance release with the following bugfixes:
- CPU monitoring in EC2 CloudWatch intermitent failures.
- Cannot instantiate VM in Cloud view.
- Unable to make changes on Sunstone settings page.
- Image not decompressed on upload.
- OpenNebula marketplace driver will not process image when a parser error occurs.
- Inherit attributes may conflict with restricted attributes.
- Disk size slider only goes up to 508GB.
- oneshowback calculated times out
- Sunstone no way for disable select auth type on settings tab.
- Error getting group name in onegroup command.
- onedb change body does not warn about connection issues or missing ids.
- Better estimate image sizes when downloading from HTTP servers non marketplace.
- Segfault when attaching interface to virtual router.
- Improve Sunstone load times.
- EC2 target host cant be added via Sunstone.
- cloud view should not display remove icon of a template if the user has no MANAGE permissions.
- Cannot authenticate via LDAP with group set.
- Sunstone TypeError Cannot read property updateView
- Floating IP is not freed from the network leases.
- EC2 deployment fails with custom USERDATA
You can download an OVA with 3.0.4 already installed. If you are a customer with an active support subscription, you can upgrade your vOneCloud instance with one click from the Control Panel.
Relevant Links
- vOneCloud 3.0.4 Release Notes
- vOneCloud 3.0.4 Release Announcement
- vOneCloud web page
- vOneCloud Documentation
