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Subject: CVS commit: pkgsrc/sysutils/consul
From: Filip Hajny
Date: 2017-09-11 13:53:06
Message id: 20170911115306.3DFE3FA98@cvs.NetBSD.org
Log Message:
Update sysutils/consul to 0.9.3.
FEATURES:
- LAN Network Segments: (Consul Enterprise) Added a new Network Segments
capability which allows users to configure Consul to support segmented
LAN topologies with multiple, distinct gossip pools.
- WAN Join for Cloud Providers: Added WAN support for retry join for
cloud providers via go-discover, including Amazon AWS, Microsoft
Azure, Google Cloud, and SoftLayer. This uses the same "provider" syntax
supported for `-retry-join` via the `-retry-join-wan` configuration.
- RPC Rate Limiter: Consul agents in client mode have a new `limits`
configuration that enables a rate limit on RPC calls the agent makes
to Consul servers.
IMPROVEMENTS:
- agent: Switched to using a read lock for the agent's RPC dispatcher,
which prevents RPC calls from getting serialized.
- agent: When joining a cluster, Consul now skips the unique node ID
constraint for Consul members running Consul older than 0.8.5. This
makes it easier to upgrade to newer versions of Consul in an existing
cluster with non-unique node IDs.
- build: Upgraded Go version to 1.9.
- server: Consul servers can re-establish quorum after all of them
change their IP addresses upon a restart.
BUG FIXES:
- agent: Fixed an issue with consul watches not triggering when ACLs are
enabled.
- agent: Updated memberlist library for a deadlock fix.
- agent: Fixed a panic when retrieving NS or SOA records on Consul
clients (non-servers). This also changed the Consul server list to
come from the catalog and not the agent's local state when serving these
requests, so the results are consistent across a cluster.
- cli: Updated the CLI library to pull in a fix that prevents all
subcommands from being shown when showing the agent's usage list; now
just top-level commands are shown.
- server: Fixed an issue with Consul snapshots not saving on Windows
because of errors with the `fsync` syscall.
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