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---
prelude: >
features:
- The Neutron Qos driver (`neutronv2_qos`) is added to
make data from the Neutron QoS extension available
to Congress for policy-based monitoring and
enforcement.
- In Neutron v2 driver, new actions
(`attach_port_security_group` and
`detach_port_security_group`) are added to enable
Congress policy rules to attach/detach a single
security group from a port. These actions make it
possible to write Congress policies to manage
network security. An example of such a policy can
be found in
``library/tag_based_network_security_zone.yaml``.
- In Nova driver, a new `tags` table is added to
make association between Nova servers and string
tags available to Congress for policy-based
monitoring and enforcement. An example of
tag-based policy can be found in
``library/tag_based_network_security_zone.yaml``.
upgrade:
- |
The Tempest test cases for Congress has been removed
from Congress and moved into a separate repo available
at https://github.com/openstack/congress-tempest-plugin
- To enable Neutron QoS data source driver, add the following class path to the
drivers option in the ``[DEFAULT]`` section of congress config file.
``congress.datasources.neutronv2_qos_driver.NeutronV2QosDriver``
deprecations:
- Congress config options `policy_path`, `datasource_file`,
and `root_path` had been deprecated for multiple
releases and is now removed.
- In Aodh driver, the `alarms.threshold_rule` table has
been removed because the rule type had been
deprecated in Aodh since Ocata and is no longer
available in the Queens release.
fixes:
- In Monasca driver, an authentication issue due to
outdated use of Keystone has been fixed.
- Miscellaneous bug fixes to improve stability and
robustness.