Changelog

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2023.04.03: Zero-Impact Maintenance #

On Mon Apr 3rd 2023, we will be performing minor maintenance on Darcy Cloud. This maintenance event will not affect service availability. If you have concerns about the maintenance event impacting your operations, please contact Darcy Support as early as possible.

Learn more about our maintenance process .

2023.03.28: Service-Impact Maintenance #

On Tue Mar 28th 2023, we will be performing maintenance on Darcy Cloud, and all attached edge nodes. This maintenance event will affect service availability. If you have concerns about the maintenance event impacting your operations, please contact Darcy Support as early as possible.

Learn more about our maintenance process .

2022.06.17: Darcy Cloud v2.2.0 #

The highlights of this release are Virtual Node, and support for running Darcy AI Engine on CPU.

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• If you don’t have an edge node (Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, etc.) available, you can now create a Virtual Node for development purposes. A Virtual Node is effectively a local VM that appears to Darcy Cloud as an edge node.
• Darcy AI Engine works best when an AI accelerator (such as a Google Coral) is available, but now AI Engine can run directly on CPU. This is useful for local development.

2022.03.30: Darcy Cloud v2.1.0 #

This release incorporates the first version of Darcy AI Explorer.

Changes #

• Darcy AI explorer app is available which showcases Darcy AI featuring customisable people-centric AI.

2022.02.25: Darcy Cloud v2.0.1 #

This is the first release of Darcy Cloud, which is the successor to Edgeworx Cloud.

Changes #

• Edgeworx Cloud is now Darcy Cloud.
• edgectl has switched its entire command structure, from noun-verb to verb-noun. We are doing this based on user feedback from customers who are more familiar with the Kubernetes kubectcl get X style of CLI. For example, instead of edgectl account get, use edgectl get account. For more detail, see edgectl docs .
  • Note that if you are using edgectl in scripts or such, and you pull the latest version, you must update your scripts to use the new syntax.

2022.01.26: Darcy Cloud v1.3.1 #

This release of Darcy Cloud introduces application microservice container logging, and incorporates internal security enhancements.

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• edgectl can retrieve the container logs for application microservices running on edge nodes. For example: edgectl logs myapp/myservice . See edgectl logs --help for usage.
• Internal security enhancements.

2022.01.20: Darcy Cloud v1.2.0 #

Security enhancements.

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• Improvements to Edgeworx Cloud internal security mechanisms.

2021.12.16: Darcy Cloud v1.1.7 #

This release of Edgeworx Cloud consists largely of behind-the-scenes fixes and improvements to several Edgeworx Cloud components.

Changes #

• Better support for 32-bit Raspbian (Raspberry Pi) systems.
• Minor UX fixes for Edgeworx Cloud Portal.
• Several internal backend improvements.
• CloudPortal: shows correct version of ARM architecture for device.

2021.12.05: Darcy Cloud v1.1.6 #

This release of Edgeworx Cloud consists largely of behind-the-scenes fixes and improvements to several Edgeworx Cloud components.

Action Required #

For users that already have nodes registered with Edgeworx Cloud, it is necesary to re-run your project’s Node Install Script directly (via SSH) on each of your existing nodes. In effect, the Node Install Script is performing an upgrade of Edgeworx components on your node. You should have received email communication with detailed steps on how to upgrade the node.

For users of edgectl, please upgrade to the latest version, for example: $ brew upgrade edgectl for macOS.