0.18.22

Custom OS images on AWS

You can now configure your own AMIs for the AWS backend.

projects:
- name: main
  backends:
  - type: aws
    creds:
      type: default
    os_images:
      cpu:
        name: my-cpu-ami
        user: admin
      nvidia:
        name: my-nvidia-ami
        user: ubuntu

This can be used as an alternative way to bring your software or data to the AWS instance and mount it into your runs using Instance volumes.

See the AWS backend reference for details on configuring OS images. Support for custom OS images in other backends is coming in future releases.

What's Changed

• [Blog] Docker and Docker Compose inside container by @peterschmidt85 in #1916
• [Examples] Update Chat UI compose.yaml by @un-def in #1919
• [Bug]: [UI] Dark YAML editor theme won't work bug ui by @olgenn in #1923
• Remove Cloud NAT check when provisioning by @r4victor in #1925
• Allow to customize AMIs used by AWS backend by @un-def in #1920
• Fix Azure hostname assignment by @r4victor in #1930
• Support GCP Shared VPC for some subnets by @r4victor in #1933
• Increase request body size limit for services by @jvstme in #1934

Full Changelog: 0.18.21...0.18.22