1.0.3

Compatible Ray versions

• Ray 2.9.0
• Ray 2.8.1
• Ray 2.8.0
• Ray 2.7.1

Features

1. Supported 2 more Linux distributions to be the base image for the frozen VM, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.
2. Updated the documentations and the one click script "create-frozen-vm.sh".

Bug fixes

None for this release.

Full Changelog: 1.0.2...1.0.3

1.0.2

Compatible Ray versions

• Ray 2.8.0
• Ray 2.7.1

Features

1. Support customizing the GPU driver for PCI-passthrough GPU.

Bug fixes

1. Fixed the issue that when creating a GPU Ray node by instant clone the frozen VM, sometimes the worker node will get frozen. This is because sometimes the power off and reconfigure operation happens before the deletion of the freezing cronjob.

1.0.1

Compatible Ray versions

• Ray 2.7.1

Features

1. Add the documentation about how to build the GPU dependencies into the frozen VM.

Bug fixes

1. Fixed the issue that when doing CPU/memory hot-add on the Ray nodes cloned from the frozen VM. On the vSphere client it looks like the resources are increased but actually the newly-added compute resources are not online, thus finally the Ray workloads cannot leverage the hot-added compute resources for running.

1.0.0

Compatible Ray versions

• Ray 2.7.1

Features

1. Support creating the Frozen VM on vSphere with one single click.
2. Support 70+ configurable variables for customizing the frozen VM.
3. Support Debian 12 as the Linux distro of the frozen VM.
4. Support building the Nvidia GPU driver into the frozen VM.