BZ #9 854 57
With this release, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform
supports resizing a volume, using the extend_volume parameter.
This would add an API call to specifically extend the size of an
existing volume that is currently in an available state.
BZ #9 854 58
Red Hat OpenStack now allows the transfer of ownership of Block
Storage Volumes, by providing a mechanism to let another tenant
take ownership of a volume.
This can be used, for instance, when bespoke bootable volumes or
volumes with large data sets are produced by a supplier, and then
transferred to a customer.
The process requires that both parties agree to the operation and
can securely exchange an authorization key. Once the volume is
created, it can be transferred to the end-user using this process.
BZ #9 854 6 0
Feature: Scheduler hints which allow users to pass in extra
information that a Cinder scheduler can use to make decisions
about volume placement.
Reason: New feature in OpenStack Havana
BZ #9 859 53
A feature has been added to OpenStack Block Storage which allows
migrating a block storage volume from one backend to another. This
is an admin-only interface used for manually invoking volume
migration. It is useful for manual tuning and scripting.
BZ #9 86 053
A feature has been added to bind a token to a kerberos token. This
has been added to circumvent the following scenario:
The current security model involves bearer tokens. This means, if
you hold the token, then you are the specified user and have all
the privileges associated with it.
If another user were to acquire that token, they too become that
user with all those privileges.
Binding a token means that a user must have both a token and the
associated cryptographic identity (in this case kerberos ticket)
for the token to be valid.
Tokens can be optionally bound to a Kerberos ticket.
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