Release 3.1.0

Major release.

New features:

• Shell auto-completion capability with the tab key
• Exposing efm_version as an argument through CLI with --efm-version
• Adding display password capability in CLI with the passwords sub-command
• Adding display sub-command which allows users to view the inventory after the deploy

Improvements:

• Enable EFM/PgPoolII integration in EDB-RA-3 architecture
• Allow all PgPoolII ports in Terraform security groups

Bug fixes:

• list sub-command: display empty list if projects dir not found

v3.0.9

Maintenance release including:

• fixing the installation process

v3.0.8

This is a major new release including:

• code base has been totally re-written in Python
• support of 3 EDB Reference Architectures, more details here
• pre-requisites installation scripts for Linux and MacOS
• commands / sub-command reviewed

v2.0.2

This release contains the following features, fixes and changes:

Features:

• Support edb-ansible 3.0.0
• Additional volumes encryption capabilities (BETA)

Fixes:

• MacOSX support fixed

Changes:

• Contribution guide

v2.0.1

This release contains the following features:

• AWS additional volume support
• pg_data and pg_wal is mounted on the new volumes
• Support encrypted and non-encrypted volumes
• Bug fixes for interpolation expressions
• CLI change for listing options instead of users input
• Change in the listing projects
• Added the option to ask users for AMI if they want to use custom AMI
• EDB CLI now saves the final results into a file.

REL-2_0

This release has the following enhancements:

1. Better naming conventions for the Instances that now support: Single and Multi-Node Installations
2. Two new 'edb-deployment' commands: '-config' and '-project'
3. Support multiple Terraform Cloud Projects
4. New 'projects' directory that contains a folder for each cloud which hosts multiple projects that are created and available
5. New subcommands for switching between projects and listing them
6. Automatic renaming and hosting of keypair files in project folder
7. CentOS8 and RHEL8 support across: AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
   • Azure RHEL8 does require a RHEL subscription

REL-1_0 with additional support for CentOS8 and RHEL8

This release has the following enhancements:

1. Better naming conventions for the Instances that now support: Single and Multi-Node Installations
2. Two new 'edb-deployment' commands: '-config' and '-project'
3. Support multiple Terraform Cloud Projects
4. New 'projects' directory that contains a folder for each cloud which hosts multiple projects that are created and available
5. New subcommands for switching between projects and listing them
6. Automatic renaming and hosting of keypair files in project folder
7. CentOS8 and RHEL8 support across: AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
   • Azure RHEL8 does require a RHEL subscription