The biggest new feature in this version is support for auto-scaling groups, which can create and destroy virtual systems in response to load. It also adds the ability to clone a system directly to a new host, and allows new EC2 instances to be added to a DNS zone hosted by your Cloudmin master system.
This new version adds support for the LXC virtualization type, the ability to create roundrobin DNS entries that are automatically updated to point to live systems, links to view the SSH and Webmin passwords for a virtual system, and more.
This new release fixes bandwidth collection for HVM Xen instances and KVM systems, allows selection of an LVM volume group for new disks, supports Xen systems using whole-disk images, allows the admin to control which interfaces are used for bandwidth collection, and fixes several bugs.
This new version adds password protection for KVM VMC consoles, makes use of LVM snapshots for cloning Xen and KVM systems, adds API commands for mounting and un-mounting virtual disks, lets you leave disk images behind when deleting a system, and fixes several small bugs.
This update adds support for VirtIO KVM drives and network interfaces, allows a system owner to be created at the same time as a new system, lets you select the network interface model for Xen and KVM machines, adds a search field to the IP Addresses page, allows searching for systems by owner, improves several API commands to allow searching by host or status, and much more.
This update adds support for multiple network bridges for KVM systems, simpler alerting for systems going down, status history that includes the user or source of a change, purging of old date-based backups, the ability to select the configuration type for OpenVZ instances, and new API commands for fetching the details of a file, listing historic statistics about a system, and transferring whole directories between systems.
This major new release adds the ability to install an Xen or KVM instance from a CD, supports partitioned Xen disks and Xen HVM mode, allows you to edit the boot device for virtual systems, supports changing the media type for virtual disks, adds a notes text box for systems, and many other changes.
This release adds support for automated failovers between host systems with shared storage, records the history of status changes for each system, allows an SSH key to be added to an existing system, fixes the Xen VNC IP address, and lets you set a custom hostname when creating a new system.
The biggest new feature in this version is support for cloning virtual systems, which is easier than creating an image and can be done by system owners. It also has a number of bugfixes and minor new features.
This major new version includes Citrix Xen support, real interface creation for Xen and KVM systems, default gateway management, better support for resizing disks with no filesystem, EC2 southeast Asia region support, improved system type detection, the ability to safely detach disks, and more.