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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

Release 0.2.3

Removes network configuration. People want their own configuration and the module shouldn't overwrite what they are doing.

Release 0.2.2

Features

  • Fully automated CI workflow with validation of the module for Puppet 5 & 6 and automatic publication to the Forge.
  • Add a badge to the Homepage to show off our Github Actions CI/CD workflow ;-)

Bugfixes

None

Known Issues

None

Release 0.2.1

Features

  • Complete CI/CD with Github Actions:
    • Validates against Puppet 5 and 6, with their respective bundled Ruby versions
    • Automatically pushes to the Forge when a version is tagged

Bugfixes

None

Known Issues

None

Release 0.2.0

Features

  • Complete overhaul of how the module handles the network, using example42/network.
  • Give the user the ability to add more custom bridges/networks.

Bugfixes

  • Documentation: Explaine how the network is configured and how to work with it and extend it

Known Issues

None. Only missing features:

  • cloud-init
  • IPv6

Release 0.1.1

Features

Improved documentation and setup TravisCI.

Bugfixes

A few linting fixes, thanks to the test suite.

Known Issues

No more than before.

Release 0.1.0

Features

Turns a Debian 10 buster minimal into a ProxmoxVE server, in a single puppet run, which includes a reboot to switch kernels and apply the network configuration. The network configuration template generates 2 bridges/networks you can connect your VMs to:

  • vmbr0 has direct access to the network interface, use for VMs that have public IPs
  • vmbr1 is a private 10.0.1.0/24 network with NATed access to the internet, use for backend servers, databases, staging environment...

These are the two most sensible networks to have on a proxmox servers, so we figured it would be good enough for a 0.1.0.

Bugfixes

First version to be able to actually get the work done, in a single puppet run.

Known Issues

The fact that we control /etc/network/interfaces makes user-created bridges, vlans or bonds in the web interface very temporary :-/

Option1: Add a custom type and make people manage their network configuration from the module. Lots of work, not a fan. Option2: Generate only the minimum amount of config (vmbr0) and ignore further modifications to the config file. Option3: Leave it just like that, this is enough for us.

Feedback and contributions will tell us which option is best

Release 0.0.2

Features

Doesn't break the hand-crafted Proxmox server.

Bugfixes

Lots of trivial syntax bugs and missing packages from the minimal install.

Known Issues

The network configuration template still requires a lot of work (it only works on our server for now)

Release 0.0.1

Features

Direct transcript of the work described here : https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster No test, nothing.

Bugfixes

None. Creating a bunch of them.

Known Issues

None. Creating a bunch of them too...