This update provides new features for security, monitoring, and the compute service, as well as bug fixes and improvements.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-60452
It is impossible to start a cluster update after an eligibility check failure.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-60459
A stability fix for Windows 2016/2019 virtual machines on specific CPUs.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-60448
Fixes the false-positive alerts ‘Docker service is down,’ ‘Node is offline,’ and ‘Master metadata service changes too often’ that appear during an update.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-60387
Added dashboards and metrics for the load balancer and Kubernetes API status.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-59696
The Neutron, Cinder, and Nova dashboards may show ‘No data.’
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-59751
Reconfiguration of the compute cluster during an update should be prohibited, to avoid possible issues.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-59617
Fixes autodetection of the image type while uploading images via vinfra.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-59562
If the object storage is deleted, the critical alert ‘Object storage has failed’ should not be raised.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-59433
Fixes the false-positive alert ‘Volume mismatch’ for detached ISO volumes.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-48706
Cannot manage a virtual machine due to temporary snapshot leftovers after live migration.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-60304
An error message is not displayed when a node release from the compute cluster conflicts with another operation.
**Vulnerability id:** VSTOR-51731, VSTOR-59728, VSTOR-59315, VSTOR-54550, VSTOR-56757, VSTOR-59985, VSTOR-60626, VSTOR-60551, VSTOR-60529, VSTOR-60315, VSTOR-60134, VSTOR-59933, VSTOR-59646
Important stability and performance improvements.Read More