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v3.1-37 Update 2

23 Dec 2025

This release includes critical bug fixes and new enhancements for upstream Kubernetes host clusters.

Kubernetes v1.33 and v1.34 Support

Added support for Kubernetes versions 1.33 and 1.34 for MKS (Rafay's Kubernetes distribution). This includes:

  • Provisioning of new clusters with v1.33 and v1.34
  • Upgrading existing clusters to v1.33 and v1.34

Kubernetes v1.34

Enhanced Node Debugging

Users can now view and download node-level debug logs directly from the console, eliminating the need to SSH into individual nodes for troubleshooting. This option is available on every node card within the cluster view.

Debug Logs Option

Debug Logs download

RHEL 10 Support

Added support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10 as the operating system for nodes in Rafay MKS clusters. This enables customers to leverage the latest RHEL 10 features and security enhancements for their cluster infrastructure.

RHEL 10

v3.1-37 Update 1

Dec 2025

New Roles for CSP Customer Org Type

In this release, we are introducing a new role in Tenant Orgs to streamline their day-to-day operations.

Tenant Admin

A new role for customer admins instead of the Org Admin role. Tenant Admins can perform the following tasks in their Orgs.

  • Create projects for teams
  • Share CSP's profiles with projects
  • Customize profiles with overrides (if allowed by the GPU Provider)
  • Set/Manage Quota for Projects
  • Configure Policies (e.g. Schedule)
  • Manage Users
  • Configure Identity Provider for Single Sign On (SSO)
  • View Audit Logs
  • Manage Other System Settings

Separation into New Portals & Services

To provide a better experience for end customers, various capabilities have been separated across multiple portals. End-customer capabilities are available through the following portals:

  • Tenant Administration – Used for managing projects, users, role assignments, audits, and alerts. This portal is accessible to users with the Tenant Admin role.
  • SKU Management – Allows Tenant Admins to manage SKUs and their associated configurations, such as sharing settings and project-level quotas.
  • Dashboards – Used to visualize operational data, usage, and performance metrics.
  • End-User / Developer Hub Portal – Provides end users including developers with access to available SKUs and enables them to create instances and provision resources.

Portals

Customization of Welcome Email for New Users

Service Providers can now customize the welcome email content that is sent to new users of the platform. For example, the provider may wish to provide links to a user guide in the welcome email.

Custom Error Message

When instance deployment failures occur, service providers can now present the end users with a customize error message and override the default.

Custom Informational Messages

Service Providers can now present users with a customized informational message when users initial deletion of instances.

Confirmation Action for SKUs

Users now need to acknowledge with a confirmation when they perform changes/updates to SKUs.

Datacenter Selector for Service Profiles

Service Profiles (SKUs) now support selectors for datacenter (from inventory). If configured, service instances can be pinned to a specific datacenter specified in the selector.

Usage Reports

Cloud Providers can now generate and download usage reports for their end customers (tenant organizations). This capability is available in the default Org and enables Cloud Providers to:

  • Select a target Org
  • Filter usage by a specified date range
  • Include additional billable columns (e.g., storage or other parameter values)
  • Generate reports in CSV format

Two types of usage reports are supported:

  • Detailed Report – Hourly usage granularity
  • Summary Report – Aggregated usage overview

Tenant Dashboard Improvements

A number of enhancements have been introduced to improve clarity and usability across the Tenant Dashboard and Developer Hub:

  • Display Name Support for SKUs: Added support for display names for compute and service SKUs (previously referred to as profiles).
  • SKU Label Standardization: All references to “Profile” have been updated to “SKU” across the Tenant Dashboard and Dev Hub. Compute and service profiles are now consistently represented as Compute SKUs and Service SKUs.
  • Current Utilization Fixes: Resolved issues in the Current Utilization section. The type filter has been moved into the GPU card to reflect that it applies only to GPU metrics.
  • Project Visibility Enhancements: SKU drawers now show the parent project where each SKU was originally created, along with all projects where the SKU is shared—across both Tenant and Partner Orgs via the “All” tab.
  • Improved SKU Ordering: SKUs are now sorted in ascending order during instance creation flows for compute and service workloads in both PaaS Studio and Dev Hub.

External Storage for Controller

During installation of the self hosted/air gapped controller, admins can now specify a CSI provider for external storage managed by the organization. For example, the organization may have standardized on a storage platform such as Vast or DDN or Weka or Ceph. This is the recommended and required option for production deployments. This enhancement is supported for both initial installations (Day 0) and Day 2 operations.

Important: To use external storage, ensure that the necessary CSI drivers are installed on the Controller nodes and the external storage option is enabled in config.yaml before executing the radm dependency command.

For more information, please refer to 1.4. Common Setup Steps in the installation guide.

Info

The default "openebs" based CSI option is still available, but limited to only POCs and Demos.