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docs: Update release notes #5574
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# Azure dynamic host catalogs | |||
Boundary uses dynamic host catalogs to automatically discover Azure resources available through Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and add them as hosts. | |||
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The Azure plugin supports Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets in both Flexible and Uniform orchestration modes. |
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I wouldn't want folks to think we only support VMSS.
The Azure plugin supports Azure Virtual Machines, and Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets in both Flexible and Uniform orchestration modes.
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Great point, thank you! I updated this line.
In previous versions, when the auth tokens associated with a user were deleted, Boundary deleted the user as well. When the user logged in later, Boundary would have to reload the user's resources before they could access them. | ||
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Version 0.19.1 introduces a soft delete for when a cached user's auth tokens are deleted and there is a valid refresh token that is less than 20 days old. Boundary marks the user as deleted, so they do not show up in lists and searches. But it keeps their user information in the cache. | ||
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When the user logs in again, Boundary changes the user's status to active and there is no need to reload the resources. When the refresh token is older than 20 days, Boundary deletes the user and their resources from the cache. |
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I think there's some rewording needed here for accuracy?
Version 0.19.0 introduced the concept of a "soft delete" in the client cache, but there was an issue where "soft deleted" users weren't being restored when the user logs back in again. Version 0.19.1 addresses that issue. This was causing search functionality to break.
cc: @johanbrandhorst
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Nice, thanks!
This PR updates the release notes:
Updates the Azure DHC topic to mention support for scale sets.