Any existing legacy LDAP integrations will need to have their configurations migrated to Keycloak.ĭomino 4.0 ships with a new collection of Domino 4.0 standard environments.

In Domino 4.0, user logins must use the new Keycloak authentication service. There are new dashboards for viewing Kubernetes infrastructure and active execution pods, and new options for configuring Hardware Tiers.Ĭlick to read more about Managing the compute grid in Domino 4.ĭomino 4.0 removes support for SSH access to a Run container.ĭomino 4.0 removes support for arbitrary Docker arguments for things like custom volume mounts.ĭomino 4.0 removes support for connecting to VPNs from Run containers. Many previous interfaces and options for managing Domino executors have been replaced with the introduction of the new Kubernetes compute grid. Convert any existing V1 environments to V2 environments to continue to use them.ĭomino 4.0 sunsets support for legacy API endpoints. Visit to learn about the technical design of Domino 4 and read guides for configuration and administration.ĭomino 4.0 sunsets support for V1 environments. This change makes Domino easier to install, configure, monitor, and administer, and allows Domino to run in more environments than ever before. In addition to helpful new features for data scientists and project leaders, Domino 4 introduces a new architecture with all components running on Kubernetes. Fixed an issue where changes to the visibility setting of a Model API would sometimes not persist.Fixed an issue where changes to timeout settings for Model APIs were sometimes not taking effect.

Removed checkboxes on the rows in some tables that did not support any bulk actions.

Improved performance of loading model instance logs in the UI.

The reopened tab will now connect to the workspace session successfully.

Fixed an issue where attempting to reopen a recently closed tab in Edge v17+ that contained a Domino workspace session would result in a 404.

Testout lab 2.11.3