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software:rnotes:rn-rel3.8 [2012/12/28 12:40] – [Supported Platform Components] nachosoftware:rnotes:rn-rel3.8 [2013/03/25 22:52] – ruben
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 This release includes the following changes in OpenNebula core: This release includes the following changes in OpenNebula core:
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   * **Improved VM life-cycle**, some VM transitions has been tuned to prevent from loosing VM states when a infrastructure related failure occurs. Now when a suspended/stopped/unknown VM fails to restart/resume it returns to its original state instead to retry the operation o manually delete the VM.   * **Improved VM life-cycle**, some VM transitions has been tuned to prevent from loosing VM states when a infrastructure related failure occurs. Now when a suspended/stopped/unknown VM fails to restart/resume it returns to its original state instead to retry the operation o manually delete the VM.
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   * **Enhanced VMware support** through a new set of [[documentation:rel3.8:vmware_ds | Datastore and Transfer Manager (TM) drivers]]. These new drivers enable the implementation of multiple  storage solutions and brings native support for VMFS.   * **Enhanced VMware support** through a new set of [[documentation:rel3.8:vmware_ds | Datastore and Transfer Manager (TM) drivers]]. These new drivers enable the implementation of multiple  storage solutions and brings native support for VMFS.
  
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 ====== Supported Platform Components ======  ====== Supported Platform Components ====== 
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 Because OpenNebula is inherently portable to different operating systems and virtualization platforms, most Linux distributions and Hypervisors are supported. However, not all platform configurations and combinations exhibit a similar functionality, performance and stability. You can contact us if you need advise about the best platform configurations and environments for functionality and performance. Please read our [[http://opennebula.org/software:testing|Certification Policy]] for more information. Because OpenNebula is inherently portable to different operating systems and virtualization platforms, most Linux distributions and Hypervisors are supported. However, not all platform configurations and combinations exhibit a similar functionality, performance and stability. You can contact us if you need advise about the best platform configurations and environments for functionality and performance. Please read our [[http://opennebula.org/software:testing|Certification Policy]] for more information.
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 ======  Certified Platform Components ======  ======  Certified Platform Components ====== 
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 This is the list of the individual platform components that have been through the complete OpenNebula Quality Assurance and Certification Process. This is the list of the individual platform components that have been through the complete OpenNebula Quality Assurance and Certification Process.
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 ====== Acknowledgements ====== ====== Acknowledgements ======