Changelog

The latest enhancements and newly introduced functionalities of Oblivus Cloud.

18 March 2024

Authentication has been implemented for API calls related to Single Stock, Stock Details, and Metadata.
Addressed bugs and enhanced the overall system performance.

Significant enhancements have been made to improve the response times of all functions by up to 80%. Additionally, the job worker structure has undergone a complete transformation.
Resolved bugs associated with Oblivus Pods for a more stable performance.
Optimized the node allocation algorithm to enhance efficiency.

The API structure has undergone a complete overhaul. For comprehensive details, please refer to our documentation.
The storage upper limits for system disks and network-based disks have been raised.
The ACH Routing number for domestic US bank transfers has been updated. Please make sure to use the new routing number for all your transfers.
The Virtual Machine deploy page has been enriched with new functionalities, allowing you to share the link of your configuration.
Bulk deployment is now enabled and available for use.

Updates have been applied to the operating systems.
Ubuntu 18.04 has been removed from the available options as it is no longer widely used. If you currently have a virtual machine running on Ubuntu 18.04, you can continue using it. However, creating new virtual machines with Ubuntu 18.04 is no longer supported.
Images can now be accessed publicly via Oblivus Cloud. Users have the ability to create custom images and distribute them within their billing profile or across all Oblivus Cloud users.

The feature to utilize Initialization Commands is now accessible. You can configure commands to execute during the initialization of your virtual machine. Detailed instructions can be found here.
Two-factor authentication has been introduced as an additional security measure. To enhance the protection of your account, you can activate this feature through the Accounts > Settings page.

The functionality to clone virtual machines is now available. With a single click, you can create an exact replica of a virtual machine, including all its components (GPU, vCPU, RAM, Storage, etc.). For detailed information, please refer to the VM Management page.
Xid 119 error has been affecting our A100 80GB PCIe and A100 40GB PCIe nodes, resulting in PyTorch's inability to communicate with the GPUs. To address this problem, all nodes have undergone maintenance and been upgraded accordingly.

Updates have been made to the operating systems.
Modifications have been applied to the My VMs and My Disks pages. The data tables and their contents have undergone alterations. Bulk actions such as starting, stopping, and deleting are now accessible.

Revisions have been implemented for the VM Details and List VMs calls. They now provide additional information.
A new call, Disk Details, has been introduced.
A new call, List Disks, has been introduced.

Recently, we encountered a CUDA incompatibility issue with our OblivusAI images. To address this, we have made several updates, including upgrading from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04, as well as updating CUDA and cuDNN.
- We've significantly improved the deployment times by 85%. Now, you can deploy an OblivusAI Box in as little as 45 seconds.
- We have removed the OblivusAI PyTorch and OblivusAI TensorFlow images. The reason behind this decision is that the OblivusAI Box now encompasses all the features previously offered by these two images, allowing us to maintain and update a single comprehensive image.

Introducing the IP detach/attach feature. You can now detach IP addresses from shut down virtual machines for more cost-effective billing. If a virtual machine doesn't have an IP address, you will only be billed for storage while it's shut down.
We have added new bank accounts for transfers, providing you with more options for payment.

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