All releases of OpenAIS
Release Notes: This release integrates with the latest ABI from the Corosync Cluster Engine project.
Release Notes: Over 76 bugs that resulted in crashes or segfaults were fixed. Conformance is at 100%.
Release Notes: This is the first release designed to build with the corosync cluster engine framework.
Release Notes: A forward port of the stable totem stack and a stable sync system. Several bugs in the distributed locking system were fixed. Enhancements were made to logsys for other project usage. The messaging service was enhanced to support more functions.
Release Notes: The addition of functions to the objdb API. The addition of a new confdb API for external configuration. The addition of a logsys API for external usage providing non-blocking threaded logging for a process. Significant bugfixes. Build system enhancements. libconfdb runs stand-alone. The ability to load and unload service engines during runtime execution with openais-cfgtool.
Release Notes: Significant bugs in the Totem protocol have been resolved through heavy community testing and involvement. A new logging and tracing system was implemented. External plugins are now easier to develop and the proper files are exported to the user. Serious problems in the synchronization engine and plugin system have been fixed. Passive monitoring added to AMF. A few cpg library API calls were added at community request. A timer system rewrite was added.
Release Notes: This version significantly improves support for AMF B.02.01 n+m failover of components. Most of the QA that went into Whitetank (0.80.2) has been merged.
Release Notes: Significant community QA resulting in approximately 42 patches to remove defects within the code. The checkpoint synchronization engine has been rewritten to be more efficient and handle aborting during recovery.
Release Notes: A bunch of miscellaneous TODOs in the lib directory were fixed. openais-cfgtool was added to re-enable redundant rings and print their status. A fix was made to the CPG service to atomically handle recovery. The synchronization service was fixed. Compile time maximums were increased to 1MB for messages of any type and 384 processors. More than 32 processors is currently untested. The fragmentation assembly list was changed to use the minimum number of assembly buffers as necessary to achieve functionality while reducing memory footprint at large ring sizes.
Release Notes: Fixes several bugs relating to CPG marshall changes. The timer and IPC system have been rewritten to fix several bugs. Several bugs in the AMF system that resulted in segfaults or machine deadlocks have been fixed. The threaded checkpoint benchmark tool has been rewritten.
