Multi-Rack Architecture Support for Tungsten Fabric
ALTERNATIVES TO MULTIRACK NATIVE DRIVER
With the new improved Vault driver for OpenStack Barbican, Mirantis OpenStack for K8s is capable of using a dedicated namespace as a place to safely store all the secrets in a cloud.
One particular enhancement that is commonly used at enterprise customers are so-called “namespaces”, which enable multiple teams inside an organization to have their own individual sandboxes full of secrets. As compared to its free open source sibling the enterprise edition offers a number of advanced capabilities. This release adds support for the Enterprise Edition of HashiCorp Vault as a backend for the Key Manager service (OpenStack Barbican). Enterprise HashiCorp Vault as a Backend for Key Manager Service The presence of the signature guarantees users that their images have not been tampered with, because every time a user uses a signed image to create a new instance, the Compute service (OpenStack Nova) automatically checks the content of the image against the user-provided metadata and reports an error in case of a mismatch. With the new experimental Image signature verification feature, users of Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes 21.6, can now use asymmetric cryptography to sign the images they upload to the cloud. These include image signature verification, enhanced secrets management, and multi-rack architecture support for Tungsten Fabric. Recently, Mirantis released version 21.6 of Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes, which includes technical previews of several new features to provide enhanced security and expanded networking connectivity options.
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