Chapter 13. 4.10 Release Notes


13.1. New Features

The following major enhancements have been introduced in Red Hat Update Infrastructure 4.10.

Support for on-demand synchronization policy for content

It is now possible to set the synchronization of RPM, Source, and Debug repositories separately as either 'immediate' or 'on-demand'.

When 'on-demand' is selected, content is downloaded only when requested by the end client. This option is generally useful for source and debug content, as they are not widely used. As a result, the amount of content stored by RHUI can drop significantly.

You can configure this in /etc/rhui/rhui-tools.conf. The mandatory option is to set the default_sync_policy to either 'immediate' or 'on-demand'. Optionally, you can override this setting by specifying rpm_sync_policy, source_sync_policy, and/or debug_sync_policy.

Note

RHUI will need to download missing content on the fly, so a good connection to the Red Hat CDN is preferred to ensure a smooth client experience.

Support for CDS in containers added as a TECHNICAL PREVIEW
It is now possible to add a CDS node that runs in a container. Use rhui-manager cds add_container --help for more information. Further details will be available in the Administration Guide.
Change in nginx SSL certificate naming
Previously, the CDS nginx SSL certificate name included the CDS DNS hostname, making it specific to each CDS node. A change has been made so that all CDS nodes now share a common SSL certificate with the same name.
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