The new version includes the ability to set the number of cores on KVM systems, perform package installs across multiple VMs, limit the IO class available to system owners, and prevent KVM systems from using IPs not assigned to them. It also fixes the restore process to resize disks to match backups for Xen and KVM systems.
This is mainly a bugfix release, but also includes API consistency improvements, better Ubuntu 12.04 VM support, cleaner host bridge selection, better detection of remote command failures and improved progress indicators.
This new version includes IO class support for KVM and OpenVZ, the ability to change the ISO image used by a running system, Citrix Xen network usage collection, and support for re-creating a deleted system from a backup.
This release includes timezone syncing for new virtual systems, the ability to block IP addresses from allocation, a nicer UI for resizing disks on running systems, a fix for a bug that caused lack of disk space errors, and more.
This new release includes an improved page for changing a system’s password, system alerts on network use, CPU limits for KVM instances, the ability to manage network interface on non-Linux VMs, bridge editing for existing VM interfaces, a new page for defining custom links like in Virtualmin, and numerous bug fixes.
This update includes support for virtual private clouds and subnets with Amazon EC2, the ability to select systems to backup by group, owner or type, and support for multiple directories for virtual system disk images and filesystems.
This update includes the ability to exclude disks from backups, uses the new backup format for Citrix Xen, and simplifies the process of adding a host system. The DNS roundrobin page now supports specification of arbitrary candidate systems by IP, limiting the number of IPs to include in the DNS record, and the ability to automatically configure a proxy balancer on a remote Virtualmin system to use active backend servers.
This major update improves the backup format for Xen and KVM instances with multiple disks to reduce temporary space used on host systems, allows network bridge selection at VM creation time, speeds up multiple package updates, reduces delays in collection of system status, allows the SSH port to be set for new VMs, and fixes numerous small bugs.
This major update includes the ability to set separate maximum and guaranteed memory limits for OpenVZ systems, options to allow memory over-comitting on hosts, support for adding disks and network interfaces to running KVM instances, and pause, resume and live migration support for KVM. It also includes numerous bugfixes and other minor improvements.
This release includes full IPv6 allocation, range and interface management support, the ability to move multiple systems at once, a field on the password change form for the VNC console, LXC and OpenVZ manual image creation, Xen to KVM image conversion, and support for virtual memory in new KVM systems.