Cloud Service Portal¶

Release Notes v0.2.24¶

Date:	July 14, 2022

Changelog Version Number has been adopted to the Cloud Service Portal Version

Organization Management¶

User - Action: Disable User has been added
User - Action: Delete User has been extended to also delete users EC2 credentials

S3 dashboard¶

S3 Object Storage => s3 dashboard => Projects - Credentials Table lists now all user-bound und project-bound Credentials

Dashboard Management¶

New Security Features: Manage Conditional Access to Cloud Service Portal has been implemented, which allows to create various Conditional Access rules based on time and SoueceIP Address.

OpenStack¶

List all projects credentials This Panel shows a table of all EC2 Credentials (user-bound and project-bound) which exists of the Client projects.
Add some important Information regarding Windows License KMS activation Ports on chapter Create Security Groups
Add some important Information regarding Max allowed VPN Services per Virtual Router

Release Notes v0.2.19¶

Date:	May 05, 2022

Changelog Version Number has been adopted to the Cloud Service Portal Version

S3 dashboard¶

S3 Upload Manager
- Supports upload of multiple Files or Folders to your Bucket
- Supports Drag & Drop of Files or Folders
- Bucket folder structure is created while uploading
- Prepare and manage an Upload-List
- Induvidual start of uploads
- resume upload when it has been interrupted (MPU)
- clean-up multi-part-upload (MPU) of an incompleted upload job
Bucket object search by prefix
Allow dynamic filtering of displayed list (e.g. Objectlist) per colum
Copy-to-bucket - allows to copy an object to the same or other bucket (see object properties)
Allows to generate a pre-signed download url for an S3 object, including a defined expiration time (see object properties)
Enriched Client Dropdown list with icons (Reseller view)

v1.0.3¶

Date:	October 12, 2021

New Features¶

Centeralized Cloud Service Portal Permission Management
Allows to manage (Create, Update, Clone) Permission in profiles

Fixes¶

Various small Fixes

v1.0.2¶

Date:	August 31, 2021

New Features¶

NEW Support of managing User EC2 Credentials in S3 Panel
Add new quotas - security group and security group rules

v1.0.1¶

Date:	July 14, 2021

New Features¶

NEW Panels

S3 Object Storage Panel has been completly enhanced with new Elements and rebuilt, see S3 Object Storage.
New Billing Panel for Provider

Fixes¶

Query Performance: - Improved performance of various listings;

Other Changes¶

New Feature Elements
- The new Elements, which are used in the new S3 Panel, are now general available for other panels as well;
- Elements: TABs,Display dynamic multiple colums, CpoyToClipboard Column, Multy hierachy page structure with nested Elements

v1.0.0¶

Date:	April 26, 2021

New Features¶

NEW Panels

S3 Object Storage Panel see S3 Object Storage.
USAGE Dashboard Panel see Usage dashboard.
Quota Panel see Quota Management.

Initial User panel

The initial user panel now is displaying the logged user details instead of a blank page;

Configurations

The YAML now is split into one file for each dashboard, no more one huge file;

Quota

Available Quotas to be set [Projects, instances, VCPUs, RAM, Volumes, Volume_Storage, Volume_Snapshots, Routers, Networks, Floating_IPs];
Quota Profiles see Create Quota Profiles
- Create; Delete; Update;
- Allow managed resellers and clients to use the created profile;
- Set a profile as default;
Set custom quotas on Resellers/Clients/OpenStack Projects;
Set quota profile on Resellers/Clients/OpenStack Projects;
Allows Reseller to request more quota from it’s Provider;
Allows Client to request more quota from it’s Reseller;

Usage

Allows Provider/Reseller/Clients/User to see their usage from last month;
Allows Provider/Reseller/Clients/User to see their usage from current month;
Allows Provider/Reseller/Clients/User to create custom queries to see their usage;
Allows Provider/Reseller/Clients/User to export their usage data as CSV;
OpenStack Role assignments
- Now it is possible to assign multiple roles for multiple users, instead of doing it user by user;

Fixes¶

Multiple tabs/windows: - Fix the problem of mixing scopes when users use multiple tabs or windows;
Organization Management / Users:
- Empty permission profiles and setting user’s permissions as Empty is now working;
OpenStack Manage Projects:
- Fix the client’s name displayed in the panel’s title

Other Changes¶

User’s permissions flush
- Users no longer need to relog to refresh their permissions;
OpenStack Dashboard
- Enhance the list projects function to do parallel queries, enhancing the response time;
- Caches the Keystone auth token when doing multiple OpenStack requests, enhancing the response time;
Clients creation
- Now when creating new clients, the quota profile should be set, and the client creation will be denied if the Reseller’s remaining quota is not enough;
OpenStack project creation
- Now when creating new projects, the quota profile should be set, and the project creation will be denied if the Client’s remaining quota is not enough;

HELP Documentation¶

Release Notes v0.2.19¶

Date:	May 05, 2022

Changelog Version Number has been adopted to the Cloud Service Portal Version

Add Chapte to the new S3 Upload Files Manager
Add Resume Upload Chapter
Add MPU - Multipart Upload description

v1.0.3¶

Date:	October 12, 2021

Dashboard Management - NEW Centeralized Cloud Service Portal Permission Management

v1.0.2¶

Date:	August 31, 2021

New Features¶

NEW Support of managing User EC2 Credentials in S3 Panel
Add new quotas - security group and security group rules

v1.0.1¶

Date:	August 30, 2021

New Features¶

NEW OpenStack Availability ZONE «ch-zh1-az2» - The main advantages of the new AZ, which result from this for the customers are:
- This region is now formed by two Availability ZONES (AZ). This solution allows customers to build failover solutions with good RTO/RPO conditions.
- Two Datacenter - The main benefit of having a second AZ is the ability to have assets such as block storage data in more than one physical location.
- VM’s - Customers can create and launch instances in AZ1 and AZ2. Unless the customer specifically specifies an AZ, the instance will be created in any AZ with spare capacity.
- Volumes - Block storage data now resides in one of the available two AZs. Customers can create volumes in AZ1 and AZ2 and attach them to VM’s. The volumes must be in the same AZ as the VM’s (no cross AZ attachment).
- Network nodes - The network nodes are distributed over both AZs. Internet access is available in both AZs. Routers and DHCP agents can be distributed across both AZ’s, increasing availability.
- Network - Once a customer creates and starts an instance in the second AZ, Openstack will automatically extend this network (subnet) to the corresponding compute host in the second AZ.
- Virtual Router (VR) - By default, Virtual Routers (VR) are always deployed highly available, with a master and slave. If you do NOT select an Availibility ZONE, the master will be deployed in AZ1 and the slave in AZ2, for example. If required, you can also select a specific AZ, in which the master and slave are then deployed.
Extend OpenStack Quickstart (Setup virtual Datacenter) documentation with Availability ZONE 2 aspects (AZ2)
NEW chapter Server Groups
NEW chapters in How To’s - API - Access regarding
- How to deploy a VM or Volume to specific AZ, by using OSC, Ansible or Terraform
- How to export session token
- How to setup a Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) network

Fixes¶

Other Changes¶

new flow create Client (enable OS Service Flag for S3-only Client!)

v1.0.0¶

Date:	April 26, 2021

New Features¶

New Theme “readthedoc” to enable better navigation and structure
Integration of Cloud Service Portal Manuals
NEW Client User Manuals
Amendments of Reseller User Manual
NEW USAGE Panel
NEW Quota Panel
NEW S3 Object Storage Panel

Fixes¶

Update Source URL of OSD Package download link

Other Changes¶

Complete re-structure of all chapters