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Download location: https://storage.googleapis.com/vic-product-ova-releases/vic-v1.4.2-rc2-5630-247225e7.ova

This OVA contains the following component versions:

--admiral v1.4.1 \
--harbor https://storage.googleapis.com/harbor-releases/harbor-offline-installer-v1.5.2-RC1.tgz \
--vicengine https://storage.googleapis.com/vic-engine-releases/vic_v1.4.1.tar.gz \
--vicmachineserver v1.4.1

Installation and Upgrade

Using vSphere Integrated Containers

For more details on using vSphere Integrated Containers see the end user documentation at https://vmware.github.io/vic-product/#documentation.

Changes

Full list of changes from 1.4.1.

New Features

This release includes the bug fixes listed below.

Enhancements

This release includes the bug fixes listed below.

Resolved Issues

See the resolved issues for each of the vSphere Integrated Containers components:

Additionally, the following other issues have been addressed:

  • Deploying the OVA with ovftool results in warnings about file size mismatch. #1166
    If you use ovftool to deploy the appliance, the process ends with the error Wrong file size specified in OVF descriptor for 'vic-disk1.vmdk' and 'vic-disk2.vmdk'. However the deployment succeeds.

Known Issues

With the exception of the resolved issue above, v1.4.2-rc2 has the same known issues as v1.4.1.

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  • Appliance upgrade script does not support FQDN addresses for the old appliance #1731
    When you run the script to upgrade the vSphere Integrated Containers appliance, the script prompts you for the FQDN or IP address of the old version of the appliance. However, the script only supports IP addresses for the appliance, and does not support FQDN addresses. You can use FQDN for vCenter Server addresses.

  • Using FQDN when generating certificates for dch-photon results in a <nil> certificate. #925
    When generating certificates for use with dch-photon, if you use an FQDN in the -vic-ip parameter the resulting certificate is invalid.

    Workaround: Always specify an IP address in the -vic-ip parameter.

  • Appliance services are not available if accessed through NAT or a reverse proxy. #1172
    The Getting Started page of the appliance includes links to the services running on the appliance. These links are constructed assuming that users connect to the appliance by using its IP or FQDN, and that it is not hidden behind NAT or a reverse proxy.

    Workaround: Add the FDQN by which the appliance identifies itself to the /etc/hosts file of the client machine, pointing to the translated IP address that the client sees.

  • vSphere Client shows warnings when you attempt legitimate operations on the appliance VM. #1184
    If you attempt to perform operations on the appliance VM, for example migrate it, move it to a new folder, or restart it, you see a warning that the the VM is managed by Solution vSphere Integrated Containers-H5Client.

    Workaround: Ignore the warnings and click Yes to proceed with the operation.


See also the known issues for each of the vSphere Integrated Containers components:

Open Source Components

The copyright statements and licenses applicable to the open source software components distributed in vSphere Integrated Containers are available in the LICENSE file.

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