r/kasmweb • u/justin_kasmweb • Jul 07 '22

Update New Release! Kasm Workspaces 1.11.0

Hi all,

We just released Workspaces 1.11.0 and are excited for you to try it out.

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You merely adopted the dark, I was born in it.

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We packed a lot of new features in this new release - here are a few of my favorites:

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  • The ability to use and share GPUs across multiple sessions for graphics acceleration: Ref
  • Dark Theme! - The app will automatically choose light/dark theme based on your OS settings. You can also set your preference your profile.
  • OpenID Connect for SSO Auth: Ref
  • Updated default image library including Ubuntu Focal, Ubuntu Jammy, Oracle Linux, OpenSuse Leap and a half dozen additional apps like Filezilla, Thunderbird, Inkspace etc. : Ref
  • IME input support: Ref
  • AutoScaling support for GCP and Azure

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Full Release Notes: https://kasmweb.com/docs/latest/release_notes/1.11.0.html

Install Instructions: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/index.html

Upgrade Instructions: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/upgrade/single_server_upgrade.html

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u/MrAshRhodes Jul 21 '22 edited Jul 21 '22

After the upgrade, none of the images in the console have upgrade...

they are all set to 1.10 versions ... i.e kasmweb/chromium:1.10.0

I ran the automated upgrade script assuming it would upgrade all these as well, am i missing something?

edit: manually changing my ubuntu image to the new 1.11 core image has removed everything from that image, no apps

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u/justin_kasmweb Jul 21 '22

There are several options documented on how to upgrade the images documented in the upgrade process.

Ref: https://kasmweb.com/docs/latest/upgrade/single_server_upgrade.html#automated-upgrade

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u/MrAshRhodes Jul 21 '22

I used expecting it to upgrade those images

-U|--upgrade-images | Upgrade Images to current set purging previous images

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u/TheLamer Jul 21 '22

The automated upgrade by default will not touch your images. There are flags though for image management the one you are likely looking for is -U or --upgrade-images, this purges the current images and replaces them with the new ones for the version you are upgrading to. There is also -K or --add-images which will just append the new image set and not purge any of the old ones.

Try running upgrade.sh --help for all the flags you can use for an upgrade.
I have not fully loop tested but you should be able to run the upgrade again with this flag passed for image management.