Release 5.0.1

This is a security release.

A security-check flaw was found in the way the Heketi server API handled user requests. An authenticated Heketi user could send specially crafted requests to the Heketi server, resulting in remote command execution as the user running Heketi server and possibly privilege escalation. (CVE-2017-15103)

The flaw was discovered by Markus Krell of NTT Security and fixed by Raghavendra Talur of Red Hat.

Changelog

• Fix the security flaw by adding complete input validation to the API server
• Makefile fixes to facilitate release process

Release 5 is now available.

Changelog

• Set Gluster Volume options based on user input.
• Allow disperse volumes to be 2+1.
• Use glide instead of godeps for build dependencies.
• Increase test coverage.
• Compress database when storing in a K8S Secret.
• Introduce switch backup_db_to_kube_secret, defaulting to false.
• Add functionality to remove a device.
• Add functionality to remove a node.
• Environmental variable support for config of sshexec.
• Many smaller bug fixes and improvements.

Docker Images

• x86_64: heketi/heketi

Release 4 is now avaiable.

Changelog

• Heketi is now LPGL3/GPL2 while the client is still APACHE2
• When in Kubernetes, Heketi will backup the database to a secret. No need to create a GlusterFS volume
• GlusterFS deployed as a DaemonSet is now supported
• In Kubernetes, Heketi automatically is configured to find the Kubernetes API host and credentials
• Default minimum GlusterFS volume size reduced to 1GB
• Supports builds for Raspberry Pi as well as other architectures

Docker images

• x86_64: heketi/heketi
• Raspberry Pi: heketi/heketi-rpi

v3.1.0

Heketi Release 1.0.2

Known issues

• #207
• #133
• #208
• #160