This release adds disk space limits for LVM containers (using LVM), a file manager that can manipulate files on managed systems (including VMs that are shut down), an improved display of free disk and RAM on hosts, alert notification improvements and other small features and bugfixes.
This update improves support for XenServer 6, allows importing of Stacklet subscriber images, adds per-image post-creation scripts, adds support for virtual CPUs under OpenVZ, makes single-system backups easier, and fixes a bunch of minor bugs.
This release adds support for importing image files from Stacklet, re-designs the page for manually adding images, allows multiple stats to be graphed for a single system, lets you limit how long stats are kept for, and fixes a bunch of minor bugs.
This update primarily fixes bugs related to Xen 4.x, which moves the location of VM settings out of .cfg files. It also fixes a couple of other minor issues with Citrix Xen support.
This release adds a flash-based graphical console (no need to install client-side Java!), network rate limiting for Citrix Xen instances, the ability to add existing iSCSI exports to virtual systems, SSH agent support for direct file transfers between systems, and a bunch of bugfixes and minor features.
This new version allows virtual disk to be moved between LVM, regular files and iSCSI servers, makes the accounting of bandwidth and resource use to system owners more accurate, and fixes numerous other minor bugs.
This new version adds the ability to create snapshots of VMs and roll back to them, makes image extraction on iSCSI more efficient, and fixes several bugs in the 7.0 release.
This release includes much improved FreeBSD guest support under KVM, the ability to backup systems to Amazon S3 or Rackspace Cloud Files, faster and more efficient bandwidth usage collection, and much more.
This release includes image creation, backup and cloning optimizations when iSCSI is in use, better calculation of free disk space for new VMs and disks, an easier way to add KVM command line parameters, and many other small features and bugfixes. It also moves all background cron jobs to Webmin’s built-in cron service, which reduces memory use and startup latency.
The major new feature in this version is support for iSCSI, which allows virtual system disks to be stored on a remote system separate from their hosts. This makes system moves faster, and reduces the amount of storage needed on host systems. Also in this release is improved Xen 4.2 support, and the ability to select systems to backup by host or location group.