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vOneCloud is an OpenNebula distribution optimized to work on existing VMware vCenter deployments to provide full cloud features.

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!

In just six months, we pass from version 3.0.5, to the new just released vOneCloud version 3.0.7, based in OpenNebula 5.4.15 and as such it includes all the bug fixes and functionalities introduced in 5.4.15

One nice aspect of this solution is that you can simply download an OVA with 3.0.7 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. Very easy and fast!

vOneCloud 3.0.7 is a maintenance release with the following minor improvements:

  • Better updateconf, check VM state to allocate a new cluster VNC port
  • Better timeouts for xml-rpc clients
  • Fix history records when VMs are imported in POWEROFF state
  • Changed cpu mode and fallback
  • Filter in CLI commands now accept != operator
  • Improved Sunstone text fields

Also 3.0.7 feature the following bugfixes:

  • vCenter driver is capable of import network names with slashes
  • Fix check in updateconf for non-running VMs
  • Changing overcommitment on a host updates other hosts too
  • Fixed bug with updateconf and vnc port
  • Sunstone reloads the page with a group change of a user
  • Memory overcommitment doesn’t support float values
  • Changes in VM Template not saved during update
  • Rollback datastore quotas. Add datastore quotas to one.vmtemplate.instantiate
  • Disk SIZE is not a valid integer
  • Do not reset resizes and quotas after a recover –recreate
  • AR size change in reservations should be disabled in Sunstone
  • Multiple DISK attributes into VM Template section
  • VM created w/ wrong disk size (size on instantiate)
  • Error in group create/update
  • ActionManager threads counter not decreased
  • Groups shouldn’t be cached in Sunstone

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