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- •New versions of Ironic released to improve bare metal provisioning.
- •Updates include API, common files, conductor, and Python 3 libraries.
- •No vulnerabilities reported; users encouraged to upgrade for better performance.
On June 11, 2026, several new versions of the Ironic OpenStack project were released, including 1:24.1.1-0ubuntu1.3, 1:32.0.0-0ubuntu1.1, 1:20.1.0-0ubuntu1.3, and 1:35.0.0-0ubuntu2.1. These updates aim to enhance the provisioning of bare metal machines, utilizing PXE and IPMI for management. The updates include API, common files, conductor, and Python 3 libraries. No specific vulnerabilities or threats were reported in conjunction with these releases. Users are advised to update to the latest versions to ensure optimal performance and security. The Ironic project is part of the broader OpenStack ecosystem, which is widely used in cloud computing environments.
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2026-06-11
Ironic package versions released
Multiple versions of the Ironic OpenStack project were released, enhancing bare metal provisioning capabilities.
launchpad.net2026-06-11
Ironic project updates announced
The updates include various components such as API, common files, and Python libraries, aimed at improving functionality.
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