Change Log

Version 1.4.0 (06/11/2020)

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  • TLS support for provisioned products
  • Support for air-gapped environments
  • Support for cloud-init scripts
  • OpenID Connect is now supported
  • IAM role can be optionally attached to the provisioned VMs (Amazon AWS)
  • Automatic tagging of cloud resources based on LDAP attributes
  • Option to create snapshots of systems
  • Option to create new system from snapshot
  • EC2 instances can be now placed into multiple security groups
  • Download of SSH keys can be optionally disabled

Version 1.3.1 (02/24/2020)

Download at https://s3.amazonaws.com/puddle-release.h2o.ai/1.3.1/index.html

  • Administrators can now create reports
  • Custom source AMI/Image for AMIs/Images built by Puddle
  • Optional EBS volumes encryption on AWS
  • Option to rebuild existing images
  • More configurable LDAP auth
  • AMIs/Images can be tagged
  • Puddle’s configuration file is now case sensitive
  • Auth of backend machine using IAM roles on AWS
  • Improved handling of situation when license is expired
  • Fixed bug when HTTPS cert was not reloaded during runtime

Version 1.3.0 (01/09/2020)

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  • Users can change the instance type of a system
  • It is now possible to restart only Driverless AI, without rebooting the whole VM
  • The idle timeout interval can be edited
  • Timeout period can be extended so that the system is not stopped during long running tasks, such as file uploads
  • Added notifications in the UI
  • Administrators can now edit global config.toml from the UI
  • Information about the expiration of the license now available in the UI

Version 1.2.0 (10/17/2019)

Download at https://s3.amazonaws.com/puddle-release.h2o.ai/1.2.0/index.html

  • Added a Python client
  • Users can now manually fail a system that is in transition
  • Automatically install a Driverless AI license on provisioned systems
  • The number of available Compute Units is now visible in the UI and can be obtained using the Python client
  • Fixed an issue with Azure Active Directory when a user wasn’t granted an Administrator role even though the user was present in a Group that was assigned the Administrator role
  • Fixed a glitch in the UI when users directly access /login and they need to log in two times
  • Improved handling of background tasks

Version 1.1.0 (8/21/2019)

Download at http://artifacts.h2o.ai.s3.amazonaws.com/snapshots/ai/h2o/puddle/1.1.0/index.html

  • Added Amazon AWS support
  • New auth provider - AWS Cognito
  • New auth provider - Active Directory
  • New auth provider - LDAP
  • Automatically deallocate the running VM of failed systems to reduce cost impact
  • Email notifications for failed systems, failed deallocation of a running VM, and unknown VM state
  • Added proxy support
  • Added an option to never timeout a system
  • New backup utility
  • Swapped the lock/unlock icons in the UI
  • Fixed a rare failure that occurred when terminating a system - due to the Public IP still being assigned