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Update UCP beta release notes to GA

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You can then use [the upgrade instructions](index.md), to You can then use [the upgrade instructions](index.md), to
upgrade your installation to the latest release. upgrade your installation to the latest release.
## Version 2.1.0 beta 2 ## Version 2.1.0
(25 Jan 2017) (9 Feb 2017)
This version of UCP extends the functionality provided by Docker Engine 1.13. This version of UCP extends the functionality provided by CS Docker Engine
Before installing or upgrading this version, you need to install Docker Engine 1.13 1.13.0. Before installing or upgrading this version, you need to install CS
in the nodes that you plan to manage with UCP. Docker Engine 1.13.1 in the nodes that you plan to manage with UCP.
**New features** **New features**
* Core * Core
* You can now deploy secrets using Compose for Services * You can now deploy an application stack composed of multiple services using
a compose file v3
* Support for managing secrets like passwords of private keys, and using them
when deploying services. You can configure who has access to configure secrets
and use them in their applications, without having to given them access to the
sensitive information directly
* Official support for routing hostnames to services. It now supports HTTPS
passthrough where the TLS termination is performed by your services. It also
supports Service Name Indication (SNI) extension of TLS
* Early access Windows Server support for worker nodes
* You can now see node metrics like disk and memory usage
* Added access control for volumes
* UI/UX * UI/UX
* You can now view and manage Stacks (Compose v3 applications consisting of * You can now view and manage application stacks directly from the UI
services, volumes, and networks) directly from the UI * When updating a service, the UI now shows more information about the service status
* The HTTP Routing Mesh settings page now contains a table of all services * Rolling update for services now have `failure-action` which you can use to
using HRM, with details on parameters and health status * Several improvements to service lifecycle management
specify rollback, pausing, or continuing if the update fails for a task
* LDAP synching has more configuration options for extra flexibility
* UCP now warns when the cluster has nodes with different Docker Engine versions
* The HTTP routing mesh settings page now lists all services using the
routing mesh, with details on parameters and health status
* Admins can now view team membership in a user's details screen * Admins can now view team membership in a user's details screen
* You can now customize session timeouts length in Authentication config screen * You can now customize session timeouts in the authentication settings page
* Can now mount `tmpfs` or existing local volumes to a service via the UI * Can now mount `tmpfs` or existing local volumes to a service when deploying
* Added numerous tooltips throughout the UI services from the UI
* Added more tooltips to guide users
**Bug fixes** **Bug Fixes**
* Core * Core
* Promoting a worker to a manager no longer requires manually pulling * HTTP routing mesh can now be enabled or reconfigured when UCP is configured
down `ucp-metrics` image on the node (fixes known beta1 issue) to only run images signed by specific teams
* Fixed an error in which `_ping` calls were causing multiple TCP connections * Fixed an error in which `_ping` calls were causing multiple TCP connections
to open up on the cluster to open up on the cluster
* Fixed an issue in which UCP install occasionally failed with the error * Fixed an issue in which UCP install occasionally failed with the error
@ -52,89 +69,18 @@ in the nodes that you plan to manage with UCP.
via the `mount` format flag via the `mount` format flag
* UI/UX * UI/UX
* When creating a user, pressing enter on keyboard no longer causes problems
* Fixed assorted icon and text visibility glitches
* Installing DTR no longer fails when "Enable scheduling on UCP controllers and * Installing DTR no longer fails when "Enable scheduling on UCP controllers and
DTR nodes" is unchecked. DTR nodes" is unchecked.
* HTTP Routing Mesh configuration status messages are now temporary and no
longer overlap with text on a service's details screen.
* Publishing a port to both TCP and UDP in a service via UI now works correctly * Publishing a port to both TCP and UDP in a service via UI now works correctly
* Removed Internal Scheme option when publishing a hostname route
* Nodes now stay sorted after clicking a parameter to sort by in the Nodes screen * Nodes now stay sorted after clicking a parameter to sort by in the Nodes screen
* Metrics on the Nodes screen no longer incorrectly show `-` instead of 0% or 100%
* In service deploy/edit screens, secrets have been moved to Environments tab
**Known issues**
When deploying compose files that use secrets, you need to specify all the parameters
for the service like:
```none
secrets:
- source: "foo"
target: "foo"
uid: "0"
gid: "0"
mode: 0400
```
UCP returns an error if you only use the name of the secret.
## Version 2.1.0 beta 1
(10 Jan 2017)
This version of UCP extends the functionality provided by Docker Engine 1.13.
Before installing or upgrading this version, you need to install
Docker Engine 1.13 in the nodes that you plan to manage with UCP.
**New features**
* Core
* Support for managing secrets like passwords of private keys, and using them
when deploying services. You can configure who has access to configure secrets
and use them in their applications, without having to given them access to the
sensitive information directly
* You can now deploy an application stack composed of multiple services using
Docker Compose
* Official support for routing hostnames to services. It now supports HTTPS
passthrough where the TLS termination is performed by your services. It also
supports Service Name Indication (SNI) extension of TLS
* Early access Windows Server support for worker nodes
* You can now see node metrics like disk and memory usage
* Added access control for volumes
* UI/UX
* Rolling update for services now have `failure-action` which you can use to
specify rollback, pausing, or continuing if the update fails for a task
* LDAP synching has more configuration options for extra flexibility
* Several improvements to service lifecycle management
* When updating a service, the UI now shows more information about the service status
* The service details page now displays information about task errors
* UCP now warns when the cluster has nodes with different Docker Engine versions
**Bug Fixes**
* Core
* HTTP routing mesh can now be enabled or reconfigured when UCP is configured
to only run images signed by specific teams.
* UI/UX
* When creating a user, pressing enter on keyboard no longer causes problems
* Fixed assorted icon and text visibility glitches
**Known Issues**
* Promoting a worker to manager causes the promotion process to hang or take a
very long time, because the node will not pull the `ucp-metrics` image correctly.
The workaround is to use `docker pull docker/ucp-metrics:2.1.0-beta1` on all
nodes that you plan to promote to manager.
* Dashboard metrics may show inaccurately high usage values when using an AWS template
based deployment
**Version Compatibility** **Version Compatibility**
UCP 2.1 requires minimum versions of the following Docker components: UCP 2.1 requires minimum versions of the following Docker components:
* Docker Engine 1.13 * Docker Engine 1.13.0
* Docker Remote API 1.25
* Compose 1.9 * Compose 1.9
* Docker Remote API v. 1.25