We’ve just released Fleio 0.9.3. This is another alpha release meant to offer a preview of\u00a0OpenStack billing features and self-service portal features. It’s not intended for production use.<\/p>\n
A first version of internationalization<\/strong> is available.\u00a0Besides English, we’ve included a Romanian translation and an incomplete German translation.<\/p>\n We’ve added floating IPs<\/strong> to Fleio. Note that they are not enabled by default.<\/p>\n We’ve made significant advancements in multi-region\u00a0support<\/strong> and it’s almost ready.\u00a0We’ll probably have full support\u00a0in the next release.<\/p>\n You can now choose which OpenStack flavors to be available in Fleio when creating or upgrading a virtual machine.<\/p>\n Bug fixing and optimization.<\/p>\n We’ve done some architectural changes, introducing a collector service that runs in each OpenStack region. Fleio collector connects to the OpenStack internal message queue, filters messages and forwards them to another queue for Fleio backend to process.<\/p>\n The Fleio collector lowers\u00a0the number of messages passed from your regions\u00a0to Fleio,\u00a0reducing bandwidth usage and\u00a0improving performance.<\/p>\n The collector is an optional service and you can\u00a0run Fleio without it. Especially if you’re running a single region and Fleio is configured to have access directly to the OpenStack messaging broker.<\/p>\n The updated<\/strong> service, which gets OpenStack messages and updates our cache database, was rewritten to be more scalable and maintainable.<\/p>\n Fleio was designed from the first days to\u00a0be able to serve the frontend files from any server, even from a CDN. And now we’ve split the fleio<\/strong> installation package into fleio-backend<\/strong> and fleio-frontend.<\/strong><\/p>\n Full release notes are here:\u00a0https:\/\/fleio.com\/docs\/changelog.html#v0-9-3<\/a><\/p>\n Online Fleio demo: https:\/\/demo.fleio.com<\/a><\/p>\nArchitectural changes<\/h2>\n