The Arvados team is pleased to announce Arvados 3.1.1. This release fixes a handful of bugs in installation tools, particularly for deployments on Ubuntu.
If you have already successfully upgraded to 3.1.0, the only thing in this release that affects you is a bug fix in the compute node image builder for cloud deployments. If your cluster uses arvados-dispatch-cloud, you should build a new compute node following our install guide and configure your cluster to use it. You do not need to upgrade any cluster services; there are no changes to them since 3.1.0.
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This release uses Rails and ActiveSupport 7.1.3.4, instead of 7.1.5.1, in order to avoid Rails issue #54276 and continue supporting Ubuntu 20.04. #22712
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The Ruby client gem pins the
securerandomgem to continue supporting several distributions with older versions of Ruby. #22712 -
Fixed a service ordering cycle in the cloud compute node image builder that could cause critical services to be skipped during boot. #22617
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Fixed incorrect URLs for the AWS security mirror and NVIDIA CUDA apt repositories when building a cloud compute node image based on Ubuntu. #22697
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The compute node image builder pins more NVIDIA CUDA packages. Otherwise installation could fail when there are newer versions available. #22775
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Installing the
arvados-api-serverpackage reports a more useful error when the database is not ready to use. #22698 -
The Salt installer now upgrades the Arvados formula as part of its work so you get changes there automatically. #22700