orcharhino 6.7 Unleashes Enhanced Performance and Extended Compatibility

Performance Improvements: Faster and More Efficient Management 

The orcharhino 6.7 release brings significant performance enhancements to both the orcharhino Server and orcharhino Proxy. Users will experience a noticeable reduction in loading times when viewing the "All Hosts" list in the orcharhino management UI. This improvement is achieved by streamlining the background API requests, ensuring a smoother user experience.

Another key improvement is the acceleration of publishing repositories using the download policy "On Demand". This has been achieved by an optimization of the database.

Compute Resources: New Hypervisor Compatibility 

With orcharhino 6.7, users gain access to new hypervisor compatibility, including support for Proxmox 8 as a compute resource for provisioning hosts. Additionally, orcharhino now interacts with VMware 8 U2, enabling users to deploy hosts using boot disk based provisioning.

Managing Windows Hosts with Ease

orcharhino 6.7 now adds comprehensive documentation on how to configure, update, and register hosts running Microsoft Windows. The documentation, is available at https://docs.orcharhino.com/or/docs/sources/guides/microsoft_windows.html

Availability 

orcharhino 6.7 is available for download immediately. To explore the new features and enhancements, visit https://orcharhino.com/orcharhino-6-7-0/.

About orcharhino 

orcharhino simplifies the automation of data centers. With the help of the tool, users can roll out physical and virtual systems and determine their lifecycle—from creation to installation of updates and system maintenance to decommissioning. Connected systems can be configured with configuration management solutions such as Ansible, Puppet and Salt, which allows for a secure and rapid scaling of infrastructure. orcharhino supports AlmaLinux, Amazon Linux, CentOS, Debian, Oracle Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Rocky Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu. ATIX AG is the manufacturer of orcharhino.