8.3.1

Changes in 8.3.1

• mgmtd: resolved an issue where importing data from BeeGFS 7 could fail due to a double insertion of the root metadata node (ThinkParQ/beegfs-rust#58)
• all: updated license references in source repositories and binary packages

8.3.0

The BeeGFS 8.3 release expands Remote Storage Targets to allow restoring objects from archive storage classes such as AWS Glacier, adds support for ID-mapping, and introduces community licensing.

For a full list of changes see our release notes.

8.2.2

Changes in 8.2.2

• fix(migration): resolved a rare concurrency issue in the new rebalance mode that could occur when migrating files away from multiple targets simultaneously. Under specific conditions involving small files without chunks on all targets, concurrent access to the stripe pattern could lead to target order inconsistency, requiring manual correction.
• fix(networking): addressed an issue where, even when connRDMAInterfaces was not set, the client still applied filtering logic and populated specific outbound RDMA interfaces instead of allowing "any." This prevented the kernel from selecting the correct interface based on the remote server address and caused the client to attempt round-robin connections across all available RDMA interfaces, leading to connection fallbacks when interfaces were in different IPoIB subnets.
• fix(networking): restored the default interface priority behavior from 8.1 when no preferred interfaces are configured. In 8.2, new deterministic sorting could change the default order interfaces were prioritized, which could result in fallbacks or connections using unexpected interfaces. This issue only affected connections between the management and client.
• fix(packaging): marked new TOML configuration files as noreplace to ensure that, on RHEL-based systems, new versions are installed as *.toml.rpmnew instead of replacing the user-configured file and renaming it to *.toml.rpmsave.

8.2.1

The BeeGFS 8.2 release improves ACL performance, introduces background data rebalancing, adds full IPv6 support and SELinux integration, and delivers a wide range of quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes.

For a full list of changes see our release notes.

Changes in 8.2.1

• Fixed an issue where building the client failed if SELinux was enabled and the beegfs-client-compat package was installed.

8.1.0

The BeeGFS 8.1 release primarily focuses on expanding data management capabilities.

For a full list of changes see our release notes.

8.0.1

BeeGFS 8.0

For the full BeeGFS 8.0 release notes, please see our documentation.

Changes in 8.0.1

• Fixed a bug in the meta, where deleting a file that had been moved or renamed within the same directory could fail because a reference wasn't being released correctly. This could lead to directories and unnecessarily created disposal files that couldn't be removed without restarting the affected meta first.