Product Updates

Nutanix Kubernetes Platform 2.18 brings smarter insights, stronger security, and smoother operations to your containerized workloads.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.NewAccelerate troubleshooting with the AI Navigator MCP Server, which analyzes live cluster data to provide context-aware root cause analysis. Meet strict compliance standards using fully FIPS 140-3 compliant clusters and new hardened Ubuntu Pro images. Combine GPU acceleration and FIPS compliance when building images for offline Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments. Deploy essential data services instantly. Nutanix Data Services for Kubernetes is now included by default in air-gapped installations. Keep your infrastructure cutting-edge with full support for Kubernetes 1.35, containerd v2, Rocky Linux 9.7, and Flatcar LTS.ImprovementsSimplify GitOps and cluster management by using the NKPCluster resource as your single source of truth. Prevent downtime before it happens with automated preflight checks that catch misconfigurations during cluster updates. Save time with automatic installation and registration of NKP clusters to Prism Central. Transition Istio deployments seamlessly to the lightweight ambient mode. Enhance system observability with Grafana Loki 3 and native OpenTelemetry support.FixesEnsures GPU workloads schedule reliably by properly labeling all nodes. Keeps secure connections active by fixing automated certificate renewals for Gateway API resources. Prevents storage-related node outages by aggressively cleaning up unused container images. Improves overall system stability by resolving out-of-memory errors across critical controller pods.

Elegantly more powerful. Quietly more secure. Effortlessly more capable.NKP 2.16.1 arrives with a focus on intelligence, simplicity, and enterprise-grade resilience. This release brings expanded Kubernetes compatibility, deeper automation, stronger security foundations, and powerful new infrastructure features designed to scale the modern hybrid cloud.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.✨ What’s NewKubernetes 1.33 SupportNKP now supports Kubernetes 1.33 across attached clusters, unlocking the latest upstream capabilities and performance improvements.Ubuntu Pro, Ready to GoEnterprise-grade Ubuntu Pro images are now bundled for NKP Pro and Ultimate. You get hardened security, rapid patching, and long-term stability — all integrated directly into NKP lifecycle management.Rocky Linux 9.6 SupportRocky Linux 9.6 joins the lineup of supported operating systems for even more flexibility across environments.External Secrets Operator, Built-InThe latest External Secrets Operator (ESO) is now preinstalled on management clusters—bringing first-class secret management without extra configuration.(Note: Existing ESO deployments should be removed prior to upgrade.)vGPU Node PoolsA major leap forward: NKP now supports vGPU-enabled node pools in addition to GPU passthrough. This empowers more efficient GPU sharing for AI and high-performance workloads, with telemetry collected directly by Nutanix Pulse.Pre-Flight Cluster ChecksNew NKP CLI pre-flight validations catch misconfigurations before deployment—saving time, reducing risk, and ensuring consistent cluster creation.Air-Gapped Deployment, SimplifiedNKP automatically deploys an internal registry mirror to house required platform images. No more manual image push for air-gapped installs.Failure Domain AwarenessYou can now define failure domains during cluster creation, ensuring control plane nodes are intelligently distributed for high availability.Automated Certificate RenewalNKP now handles automatic rotation of control plane certificates. NKP Insights monitors expiry and alerts you long before certificates become a problem.Multi-Provider FlexibilityNKP Pro now supports multiple infrastructure providers of the same type — for example, multiple Prism Centrals managing multiple workload clusters.Pulse Telemetry IntegrationNKP now integrates with Nutanix Pulse to automatically send anonymized telemetry for smarter diagnostics and product improvements.Partner Catalog, CentralizedA streamlined partner application catalog brings consistent, one-click deployment of curated apps across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.License Upgrades in One ClickLicenses can now be upgraded directly from the NKP UI — without removing or reapplying previous keys.TLS Support for Nutanix COSIEnhanced COSI capabilities now include configurable TLS certificates for Prism Central and object store endpoints.Enterprise AI Deployment, AutomatedNutanix Enterprise AI deployment on NKP is now fully automated — no more manual CLI steps.CIS-Compliant Images by DefaultNKP now ships only CIS-compliant Rocky and Ubuntu images for secure-by-default cluster foundations.Floating IP Access for VPCVPC-based NKP clusters can now be accessed externally using Floating IP addresses.🔧 Key FixesNKP 2.16 and 2.16.1 include numerous stability improvements and issue resolutions:Fixes for Grafana plugin errors in air-gapped environments. Corrected multi-deployment UI display issues for apps. Resolved cluster autoscaler failures in multi-infrastructure environments. Resolved node pool visibility issues in the NKP UI. Fixes for workload cluster deployment failures caused by proxy or memory leak issues. Enhancements for GPU detection and support across large AOS clusters. Cleanups for stale cluster entries in UI Redux cache. Improved FIPS manifest packaging and validation. (Full details in the release notes.)⚠️ Known Issues & Limitations (Top Highlights)Knative not fully supported on FIPS-enabled clusters. Rancher Desktop pre-flight checks may show generic errors — Docker, Colima, and Podman are recommended for macOS. Registry mirrors with subpaths can cause installation failures on non-Nutanix providers. NCR Private Registry may require additional certificate trust configuration for management cluster workloads. PVC provisioning issues may impact Kommander installation under some conditions. Harbor is not supported on FIPS clusters.See the full notes for deeper detail and current workarounds.📊 NKP Insights 1.6 — What’s NewKubernetes 1.33 support carried forward in Insights. Certificate expiry alerts now track automated certificate rotation. CloudNativePG migration — NKP Insights now manages its database using CNPG. Nutanix Objects support for storage via COSI. Trivy security database auto-updates (with manual support in air-gapped environments).💡 The Big Picture: What You Should KnowNKP 2.16 is a foundational release — stronger security, deeper automation, and improved scale-out infrastructure. vGPU support + Ubuntu Pro make this release especially important for AI, ML, and GPU-intensive workloads. Air-gapped deployments are dramatically simpler, thanks to the internal registry mirror. Certificate management and Insights improvements reduce operational burden for SREs and platform teams. CIS-compliant images and stronger TLS support reinforce NKP’s security posture. 

Nutanix Database Service (NDB) 2.9 brings fresh power, resilience, and simplicity to database lifecycle management—whether you’re running Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or MySQL. This release delivers major innovations in disaster recovery, high availability, security, and user experience, so your databases stay protected, performant, and effortless to manage.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.✨ What’s New Oracle Disaster Recovery Full integration with Oracle Data Guard—setup and manage DR directly from the NDB console, API, or CLI. SQL Server at Scale Support for multi-database groups: up to 5 groups per VM, each with 35 databases (175 per server). Secure communication with WinRM over HTTPS, meeting enterprise-grade security requirements. Enterprise Security Built-In SELinux enforcing mode now supported for MongoDB, Oracle, and PostgreSQL servers. Protection against human error, ransomware, and corruption with NDB Control Plane Backup & Recovery. High Availability for MySQL Provision HA MySQL instances across Nutanix clusters for fault-tolerant deployments. Cloud-Init Support Standardized Linux VM configuration at runtime for faster, more reliable provisioning. Smarter Storage Insights New storage consumption reporting gives deep visibility into usage by databases, clones, and Time Machines. Accessibility Matters Major improvements aligned with WCAG 2.2 Level AA for a more inclusive experience. Bulk Patching at Scale Manage up to 80 DB server VMs per maintenance window for faster patch cycles. ✅ Resolved Issues SQL Server upgrades and patching are now more reliable, with fixes for cluster instance reinstalls, in-place restores, and LDAP prechecks. PostgreSQL stability improvements for HA deployments and rollback handling. Oracle RAC standby creation and replication errors resolved. MongoDB restores from snapshots and PITR are now seamless. UI fixes, including VLAN selection accuracy. Control plane upgraded from unsupported PostgreSQL version 10.23 to remove vulnerabilities. ⚠️ Known Issues Upgrade quirks: High-frequency backup environments may see temporary Time Machine alerts during upgrades. Storage efficiency: Periodic fstrim must be manually enabled on Linux VMs to prevent bloated volumes. Oracle: RAC/PDB clone refresh issues and restrictions with SUSE + XFS remain. SQL Server: Certain FCI installs may fail with Analysis Services present; VirtIO 1.2.4 is not supported. PostgreSQL: Key handling errors on RHEL 9.4; use updated OOB profiles. MongoDB: Aborted sharded cluster provisions may require manual cleanup. UI: Some dashboard tiles may not reflect Object Storage usage accurately. 🔗 Compatibility Highlights Platforms: AOS 7.3, 7.0, 6.10, 6.5; vSphere 7.0 & 8.0; AHV supported via AOS. Databases: Oracle 11.2 → 21c (with ASM/HA limitations) SQL Server 2014 → 2022 (AG/FCI support varies by edition) PostgreSQL 13 → 17 (Community + EDB) MongoDB 6.0 → 8.0 (Community + Enterprise) MySQL 8.0 / 8.4, MariaDB 10.6 / 10.11 Browsers: Chrome 130+, Firefox 132+, Safari 18.1+. 🌟 The Bottom LineWith NDB 2.9, Nutanix delivers enterprise-grade resilience, scalability, and security while making database management more intuitive than ever. From Oracle disaster recovery to MySQL HA, from enhanced accessibility to smarter storage insights—this release sets a new standard for simplicity and confidence in database operations.Have questions, continue the conversation in the Nutanix Database Service (NDB) forum.

Flow Network Security Next-Gen version 5.0.1 is now available, bringing several key enhancements and improvements to your network security experience.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.What's NewCisco ACI Integration: Flow Network Security Next-Gen now integrates seamlessly with Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI), expanding your microsegmentation capabilities. Single-Stack Architecture: This release features a single-stack architecture, resulting in better resource utilization and higher performance compared to dual-stack configurations.Compatibility RequirementsTo ensure a smooth experience, make sure your environment meets the following compatibility requirements:AOS version 6.10 AHV version 20230302.100173 Prism Central version pc.2024.2.0.x Network Controller version 3.0.0 or laterKnown IssuesWhile we've made significant improvements, we're aware of a couple of issues to watch out for:Default quarantine policies for VLAN policy scope may not be created if Flow Microsegmentation is enabled via API before Network Controller is enabled (NET-17450) Importing a large number of policies (especially those with 4000 service groups or more) may lead to an out-of-memory condition for the Flow service (NET-18440)Deployment HighlightsThis release supports various deployment scenarios, including VLAN only, VPC only, and mixed environments. For detailed instructions on installation and prerequisites, refer to the full release notes document.By addressing these key areas, Flow Network Security Next-Gen 5.0.1 aims to provide a more robust and efficient network security solution for your organization.

A Smarter, More Secure MoveNutanix Move 6.0 introduces thoughtful improvements that make migrations more reliable, more secure, and easier to monitor. It’s not just an update — it’s a reimagined experience for moving workloads with confidence.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.✨ What’s New Upgrade Path Made Simple Direct in-place upgrade from Move 5.6.0. Versions 5.4.x and 5.5.x can still move forward through migration. Security Policy Migration Bring your security posture with you: seamlessly migrate VMware NSX policies into Nutanix Flow Network Security (FNS). Health at a Glance New View Metrics dashboard gives real-time insights into the appliance’s health, so you know exactly how Move is performing. Refined Experience Improved UI, tighter security controls, and a host of bug fixes deliver a smoother, more intuitive migration journey. ✅ Compatibility Updates AOS: 6.5 → 7.3.1 ESXi: 6.0 → 8.0 (with notes on TLS and licensing) Hyper-V: Windows Server 2012 → 2022 Files: 4.4.0 → 5.2.0 NSX: 3.2.3, 4.1.0 (for security policy migration) Prism Central: up to 2024.3.1 🛠️ Fixes You’ll Notice Smarter prechecks for network mapping to avoid surprises at cutover. Improved stability when working with scaled Prism Central. Better handling of guest OS IDs and disk order retention across platforms. Clearer error messages when Azure VM quotas run out. More reliable migrations when handling special characters in file server names. ⚠️ Known Issues (To Keep in Mind) Secure Boot VMs may require VirtIO 1.1.7 before cutover. Some NGT installations may downgrade VirtIO versions (fix in progress). Specific issues persist with vSAN 6.5, Hyper-V differencing disks, and Azure Ultra SSDs as OS disks. A handful of migrations (e.g., AHV → AWS, Files migration states) require manual workarounds or retries. 📝 Notes Nutanix Move now reserves 172.17.0.0/16 and 172.18.0.0/16 for internal services. New permissions are required for ESXi source migrations, including Cryptographic Operations: Direct Access. Supported VirtIO version: 1.2.4. The Bottom LineNutanix Move 6.0 is all about making migrations safer, smarter, and more transparent. With security policy migration, real-time health metrics, and a host of refinements, it brings you closer to effortless workload mobility.Continue the conversation in the Nutanix Move forum.

Nutanix Objects 5.2.1 is now available, bringing several key improvements and fixes to enhance your experience.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.Key Improvements and FixesResolved Race Condition: We've addressed a race condition (ENG-799005) that was impacting object store deployment and upgrade operations, ensuring smoother transitions. Bucket Size Calculation: An issue where bucket size didn't reduce to zero after object expiry when expiration and tiering were enabled has been fixed (ENG-800836).Known Issues and ConsiderationsNKE and Prism Central Restoration: When Nutanix Kubernetes Engine (NKE) is enabled, restoring a Prism Central instance using Prism Central Backup and Restore (PCBR) may lead to inconsistencies in certain Insights Data Fabric (IDF) entity types (ENG-783153, ENG-786507). Nutanix Objects Browser on VPC with NAT: Launching the Nutanix Objects browser on a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with Network Address Translation (NAT) configuration may encounter issues (ENG-758826).Upgrade ConsiderationsTo perform a dark site upgrade to Nutanix Objects version 5.1, ensure you download and extract the Microservices Platform (MSP) 2.6.0 bundle in the same web server location as the Nutanix Objects bundle.These release notes provide essential information for a successful upgrade and operation of Nutanix Objects 5.2.1. For detailed compatibility information, refer to the Software Interoperability Matrix on the Nutanix Support Portal.Have questions, continue the conversation in the Nutanix Objects forum.

Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) 2.16 is here, bringing exciting new features, enhancements, and fixes to make your Kubernetes experience even better.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.Key Features and EnhancementsKubernetes 1.33 Support: NKP 2.16 now supports the latest Kubernetes version, 1.33, ensuring you're always up-to-date with the latest Kubernetes advancements. Rocky Linux 9.6 Support: Enjoy enhanced compatibility with Rocky Linux 9.6, expanding your operating system options. vGPU Node Pools: Optimize GPU resource utilization with support for vGPU-enabled node pools alongside passthrough GPUs in Nutanix infrastructure. Pre-flight Checks: The NKP CLI now includes pre-flight validation checks to detect common configuration and environment issues before cluster deployment or upgrade. Partner Catalog: Explore a wide range of partner applications through the new centralized partner catalog. License Upgrade: Easily upgrade your NKP licenses directly from the NKP user interface, streamlining your workflow.Resolved IssuesGrafana Plugin Errors in Air-gapped Environments: We've fixed the issue where Grafana was attempting to download plugins in air-gapped clusters. Workload Cluster Deployment Issues: Resolved a memory leak in the cluster API addon provider helm (CAAPH) component that was causing newly created workload clusters to miss essential services. Scaling Issues: Fixed a problem where NKP clusters failed to scale down due to node pool replica configurations outside the current replica range.Security UpdatesMitigated Security Vulnerabilities: NKP 2.16 includes important security updates, reinforcing our commitment to providing secure software.Upgrade to NKP 2.16 today and experience the latest enhancements and improvements.Have questions, continue the conversation in the NKP forums.

NKP 2.15.1 is a maintenance release focused on stability, security, and smoother day-to-day operations.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.What’s New Bitnami Image Migration Resolved We’ve eliminated the dependency on Bitnami’s public catalog after their migration, ensuring images are consistently available without disruption. Fixes and Improvements Harbor UI Quota Display Storage provider quotas may still incorrectly appear as “Unlimited” in the Harbor UI, but configured limits remain enforced. Private Registry Deployments Applications deployed on the management cluster using the NCR private registry may fail due to certificate mismatches. A trusted CA configuration is recommended. Kommander Installation Reliability Certain persistent volume claims (PVCs) may prevent Kommander installation. Restarting the pod allows installation to continue. Rook Ceph on vSphere Some RHEL-based vSphere clusters may encounter errors when deploying Rook Ceph, impacting Velero and Loki object stores. Custom Cluster Banners Custom banners created on earlier versions are lost during upgrades and must be reapplied. UI Refresh Needed During cluster creation, UI options may dim until the page is refreshed. Limitations & Deprecations Air-gapped Trivy Scans Vulnerability scans require a manual database sync in air-gapped environments. Harbor on FIPS Harbor is not supported on FIPS clusters. Self-Signed Certificates By default, the NCR registry uses self-signed certificates. Workload clusters must be configured to trust these. OS & API Changes Ubuntu 20.04 support removed. RHEL 8.8 deprecated. apps.kommander.mesosphere.io/v1alpha2 API is deprecated in favor of v1alpha3. The --charts-bundle flag is no longer required for Kommander installation.

A powerful step forward in performance, control, and simplicity.Nutanix Enterprise AI 2.4 introduces meaningful improvements that make managing inference endpoints faster, smarter, and more flexible—across edge, on-prem, or cloud environments.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.🧠 Smarter Performance, Built-In CPU and GPU Acceleration Choose between GPU or Intel® AMX-enabled CPU acceleration for optimal performance—tailored to your workload. Expanded Model Support Pre-validated support for new Hugging Face and NVIDIA models including Llama 3, Mistral, Stable Diffusion, and more. Now with NVIDIA H200 GPU support Tap into the next generation of high-performance AI acceleration. 🛠️ A Simpler, Smoother Workflow New Endpoint Creation Wizard A guided, intuitive flow for building endpoints—no YAML needed. Create Endpoints from Imported Models Go from model import to deployment in a single click. Auto Model Size Detection Model size is now automatically detected when importing from Hugging Face. HTTP Proxy Support Easily connect to external services—even from air-gapped or dark sites. 🔐 More Control, More Confidence Fine-Grained Access to Models Control exactly which models your users can import or upload—via catalog, direct URLs, or manual upload. Search, Filter, and Discover Improved model and endpoint search with case-insensitive matching. 📊 Better Insights at a Glance Enhanced Endpoint Metrics Get visibility into model performance with new metrics: Time to First Token (TTFT) Time Per Output Token (TPOT) Output Tokens per Second Kubernetes Monitoring Made Easy A unified view of your cluster, nodes, and usage—all in one place. Click-Through Model Links Quickly access Hugging Face or NIM model source pages right from your dashboard. 🧰 Support Gets Smarter Support Bundles On Demand Generate support bundles from your Kubernetes cluster to streamline troubleshooting with Nutanix Support. Minimum Requirements Kubernetes 1.31, NVIDIA GPU Operator v25.3.0, NVIDIA Toolkit v1.17.5, and more. Supported GPUs: NVIDIA L40S, A100, H100, H100-NVL, and H200. For full software and GPU requirements, see the Nutanix Enterprise AI Guide.🎯 Final ThoughtWith this release, Nutanix Enterprise AI becomes even more robust—giving enterprises the tools they need to securely deploy and monitor GenAI workloads at scale, with greater control and visibility than ever before.Continue the conversation on the Nutanix Cloud Platform for AI forum. 

AOS 7.3.0.1 is here — a refinement release that polishes your experience with improved stability, sharper compatibility, and critical bug fixes. It’s everything you love about AOS, made even smoother.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.🌟 What’s New One Small Fix. One Giant Leap for Stability. Resolved a rare but critical issue that caused Stargate and Curator services to fail on deduplication-enabled clusters after upgrading to AOS 7.3.  ⚙️ Bundled Software AOS 7.3.0.1 ships with: NCC 5.2.0 NGT 4.3 Foundation 5.9 LCM 3.2 Flow Network Security 4.2.1 🛠️ Resolved Issues — Fast. Reliable. Resilient. 🔧 Stargate stability restored. Previously, enabling deduplication could crash key services — now resolved. 🚧 Known Issues — Heads-Up So You’re a Step AheadAHV Management Post-upgrade, cluster CPU features may downgrade  NIC deployment errors using v4 API  Flash mode toggle may fail with volume groups  Data Replication & Protection Force delete tasks may hang Snapshot replication quirks with NearSync  Manual VM recovery may omit NIC  Prism & NGT Web console may fail under high load  NGT service may fail post-upgrade  Infrastructure & Services On-disk deduplication may auto-disable on large fresh deployments  VM memory changes round up on AHV Networking Virtual switch updates may fail if launched from Prism Central  📦 Upgrade Essentials Use Life Cycle Manager (LCM) via Prism to upgrade. V3 VM APIs are not supported in Prism Element. Stick with Prism Central. Host-based reservation is deprecated—switch to segment-based. VLAN Discovery is disabled by default for safety. Compatibility with NetBackup 8.2 requires an EEB from Veritas. ✅ Feature Support by HypervisorWhether you're running AHV, ESXi, or Hyper-V, AOS 7.3.0.1 brings robust support across critical features like: Self-service restore Async DR with NearSync VM roles and RBAC vGPU, vNUMA, and whole-node maintenance mode (For full compatibility, check the matrix in the Support Portal). 

NCM Self-Service 3.8.1.2 delivers a more stable and responsive experience, while keeping hybrid cloud management simple and powerful. This release focuses on important fixes and improved compatibility — with a continued focus on Python 3 support.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.🛠 Improvements & Fixes Smarter Upgrades: Fixed a bug that failed to prevent upgrades in Marketplace and DR-enabled setups where Zookeeper nodes were misconfigured. Now, upgrade validations behave as expected. Faster Marketplace Loads: Improved performance for heavy Marketplace loads by resolving memory spikes and sluggish response times in API calls. 🧠 Important to Know Python 2 Support Has Ended Self-Service now officially requires Python 3 for all eScripts. Blueprints, runbooks, and day-2 operations relying on Python 2 must be updated to ensure proper functionality. 🌐 Browser CompatibilityFully supported on: Microsoft Edge 12+ Firefox 22+ Chrome 45+ Safari 10+ Supports Prism Central compatibility via Nutanix’s Interoperability Matrix.🧩 Known IssuesSome things we’re still polishing: Policy & Endpoint UI Bugs Occasional blank screens or error messages when editing endpoints or creating approval policies. Workarounds are available in Nutanix KBs. Runbooks & Variable Glitches Execution behavior may not align with project ownership changes, and dynamic secret variables still need DSL-based updates. Restore Oddities A few quirks remain in backup and restore workflows, including config update failures or incorrect app states during and after upgrades. ⏱ Under the HoodThis release continues support for: Kubernetes 1.16 and 1.17 Previously introduced 3.8 and 3.8.1 features Have questions about NCM Self-Service 3.8.1.2, post them in our forum.

A bold step forward in Kubernetes-native storage, Nutanix Cloud Native AOS 1.0.0 brings the power of AOS to Amazon EKS. Built to run as Kubernetes pods, this release delivers performance, simplicity, and resiliency for stateful workloads—wherever your containers live.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.✨ What’s New Cloud Native Architecture AOS now runs as Kubernetes pods (AOS Pods), delivering software-defined storage directly within EKS environments—no CVMs required. Fully Application-Centric Supports thin provisioning, compression, app-level snapshots, replication, and DR with RPO ≥ 1 hour using Nutanix Data Services for Kubernetes (NDK). Amazon EKS Support (Only) Initial support focuses on Amazon EKS, enabling deployment on fully managed Kubernetes clusters. 🚀 Key Benefits High performance, low latency Efficient, cost-effective storage usage Seamless integration with K8s workloads Built-in data protection with RF2 replication ⚙️ Requirements & Limits Supported EC2 Instance Types i3en, i4i, m6id, and m5d instance families (e.g., i3en.6xlarge → 3725 GiB EBS) Resource Limits Max worker nodes per cluster: 15 Max PVCs per node: 64 Max PVC size: 200 TB Max snapshots per volume: 15 🛠️ Known Issues (Top Highlights) nxctl cluster start may change the cluster UUID without updating NDK CRs—manual fix required. Cluster upgrade fails if a node is terminated mid-upgrade. Health checks via kubectl exec may fail—use direct SSH to AOS pod. Unregister clusters before deleting CN-AOS Control Plane to avoid cleanup issues. Cluster destroy may fail if orphaned nodegroups exist—manual cleanup needed. Concurrent AOS pod restarts during upgrade can stall the workflow. 📘 Installation GuideAvailable at: Nutanix Cloud Native AOS Docs → Deployment🛡️ Support Policy SnapshotEach major upgrade family is supported for 12 months after the next upgrade’s release. Updates within a family receive maintenance only until the next update is available.

This update brings meaningful improvements and bug fixes to ensure your Nutanix clusters remain fast, stable, and secure — just the way you expect.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.💡 What’s New This release bundles: NCC 5.1.1 NGT 4.2 Foundation 5.7.1 LCM 3.1.1 Flow Network Security 4.2.0 Note: AHV is no longer included in the AOS bundle. For clean installs or cluster expansion, download AHV separately via the Nutanix Support Portal.✅ Resolved Issues — More Stability, Less Hassle Security & SSL: Custom ECDSA SSL certificates no longer break App Switcher or VM operations. Metro Availability: Enabling on DR-segmented clusters now works as expected. Flow Upgrades: Fixed an issue where Flow install failures could freeze the CVM. Stargate Crashes: Resolved recurring WAL recovery issues and high CVM CPU spikes. Data Hydration: No more infinite retries — nearSync and garbage collection are back on track. Prism Central Tasks: PC web console no longer delays subtasks triggered from Prism Element. 🧠 Important Considerations Chrony replaces NTP for time sync. TCP Wrapper, VLAN discovery, and host-based reservation methods are not supported. v3 VM APIs should only be used in Prism Central (not in Prism Element). Upgrading with NVIDIA GPUs requires additional validation. 🔄 Supported Features by HypervisorMost core features work across AHV, ESXi, and Hyper-V. Highlights: NearSync, Metro Availability, and Role-Based Access Control supported on AHV and ESXi. vGPU & vNUMA available on AHV and ESXi. Self-service restore, DR runbooks, Calm, and microsegmentation — AHV leads the pack here. AOS 7.0.1.7 is all about polish — addressing edge-case issues, tightening integrations, and smoothing the path for operations at scale. If you’ve been waiting for a good moment to upgrade, this is it.

Build for Simplicity. Ready for Scale.This release is about polish, scale, and future-proofing. Cleaner upgrades, more efficient resource handling, tighter security, and support for modern configurations make pc.2024.2.0.9 a smart step forward.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updates✨ What’s New Streamlined Stability Critical bugs resolved to make your experience smoother and more reliable. Enhanced Self-Service Self-Service upgraded to v3.8.1.2. Support for Python 2 eScripts has been retired — it's time to go all-in on Python 3. More Secure, More Stable Resolved CVEs and hardened security around Marketplace activation and Epsilon services. ⚙️ Key Highlights📈 Scalability Upgrades X-Large 3-VM deployments now support: 25,000 VMs 300 clusters 1,000 nodes 75,000 virtual disks 💡 Smarter Resource Allocation Dynamic Resource Boost Optional features like Disaster Recovery, Intelligent Operations, Flow Network Security, and Self-Service now automatically allocate vCPU and memory as needed. 🧰 Bundled GoodnessIncludes updated versions of: Nutanix Cluster Check: 5.0.1 Self-Service: 3.8.1.2 Nutanix Kubernetes Engine: 2.2.3 Network Controller: 4.0.0 🛠 Fixes You’ll Appreciate ✅ Fixed high memory use from calm_marketplace_items API ✅ Fixed Prism Central upgrades stalling at 95% due to Epsilon service ✅ Fixed issue preventing Marketplace from enabling due to internal service failure ⚠️ What You Should Know (Limitations & Notes) AOS 6.8 or 6.10 is required for new pc.2024.2 installations X-Small VMs can’t use scale-out deployments Hyper-V is no longer supported for Prism Central TCP Wrapper deprecated as of AOS 6.8 and pc.2024.1 🧭 Known Issues (In Brief) VM disk conversions (OVA ➝ VMDK) may be slow on busy clusters Cross-cluster live migrations may stall if node histories aren’t cleaned Recovery plan tasks might not auto-refresh — refresh manually Role-based access control (RBAC) quirks: category permissions may not apply correctly Prism Central web console might become unresponsive when filtering for large numbers of VMs or categories ➡️ See full list of known issues and workarounds🔐 Security & Identity Updates Continued SAML support with tested providers: Okta, ADFS, Microsoft Entra ID, and more IAM supported only on on-prem deployments (ESXi & AHV) 📦 Before You Upgrade Review resource requirements here Upgrade paths and compatibility: Interoperability Matrix   

What's NewNDB 2.8.1.1 delivers a more streamlined, secure, and resilient experience for managing your database fleet at scale — from on-prem to NC2 in the cloud.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updates✨ Highlights More secure PostgreSQL automation Resolved lingering SSH private key cleanup issues during scaling and Time Machine ops. Improved HA for PostgreSQL Corrected user privilege issues in archive storage communications for PostgreSQL-HA deployments. 🛠️ Resolved Issues PostgreSQL: Private keys are now properly removed post-automation tasks. HA deployments now use correct user privileges during archive/storage operations. 🚧 Known Issues & Workarounds (Select List) Upgrade Restrictions You must be on NDB 2.6.x or later to upgrade. Earlier versions require a step-up upgrade path. Agent Upgrade Errors Known issues with upgrade errors like "Expecting value: line 1 column 1" or "Era Cluster Agent upgrade" errors — retrying usually resolves the issue (see KB 14802). PostgreSQL Cloning may fail with older profiles; use updated software profiles. Archive log storage may run out of space — increase mount point size if needed. Oracle Oracle RAC fails if SID exceeds 8 characters (Oracle 11.2.0.1, 12.1.0.2). Oracle 21c upgrades unsupported if TDE is enabled. Kernel parameter tweaks may be needed to prevent provisioning hangs. SQL Server Provisioning can fail if Task Scheduler is blocked by GPO. VirtIO 1.2.4 causes instability — recommended to use versions 1.2.3 or 1.1.7. MongoDB In-place restores for replica sets unsupported — use clones. Sharded cluster clean-up may require manual intervention post-abort. UI & Misc VLAN selection UI quirks — use checkboxes to ensure persistence. Cannot provide an empty SSH key via API during provisioning. ✅ Compatibility AOS: 7.0, 6.10, 6.8.N, 6.5 AHV: Supported versions with the above AOS releases vSphere: 8.0, 7.0 Prism Central: 2024.2, 2024.3 Objects: 4.3.0.2, 5.0, 5.0.1 Flow: 5.0.0 Supported Browsers: Chrome 130+, Firefox 132+, Safari 18+ 🧠 Database Engine Support (Selected Highlights) Oracle: 11.2 to 21c supported on RHEL, OEL, SUSE with udev, ASMlib, ASMFD (varies by version). CDB/PDB supported. SQL Server: 2014–2022, including Always On AG and FCI support. Full support on Windows Server 2016–2022. PostgreSQL (Community + EDB): Versions 14–17 supported across RHEL, Rocky, Ubuntu. HA and single instance modes supported. MongoDB: Versions 6.0–8.0 supported (Community & Enterprise). Single, replica set, and sharded cluster deployments available. MySQL & MariaDB: MySQL 8.0 and MariaDB 10.6–10.11 supported on RHEL, Rocky, Ubuntu, Debian. 🚀 Upgrade Tips Wait 15 seconds and refresh your browser post-upgrade to load the new UI. Use the NDB upgrade guide for detailed steps. For detailed installation, upgrade, and user guides, visit the Nutanix support portal .

 🎉 Smarter, More Accessible, and Built for ResilienceWe’re excited to announce the release of Nutanix Objects 5.2—a powerful update that brings improved accessibility, smarter networking, enhanced storage efficiency, and robust disaster recovery capabilities to your object storage platform.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updates✨ What’s New🌐 Built-In Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 Level AA)Nutanix Objects is now more inclusive and easier to navigate with keyboard-friendly controls, screen reader compatibility, and semantic UI enhancements.🛡️ Prism Central Disaster Recovery SupportRestore Objects operations quickly in the event of a Prism Central failure—ensuring seamless continuity and minimal downtime.🔌 Advanced Network SegmentationSeparate management, infrastructure, and data traffic on dedicated or shared networks for increased security and flexibility.☁️ VPC with NAT SupportDeploy Objects with a hybrid underlay/overlay network setup using Network Address Translation (NAT)—ideal for complex cloud environments.👁️ Objects Visualizer UpgradesNow you can: Create text/code objects directly in the browser. Open and preview objects with plug-ins of your choice. 🧠 Smarter Erasure CodingBoost storage efficiency on large clusters with increased erasure strip sizes.🗃️ Retroactive Lifecycle PoliciesApply updated expiration and tiering rules to existing objects—even previous versions.🔑 Self-Service Key ManagementEnd users and delegated admins can now manage their own access and secret keys—no Prism Central admin needed.🛠️ Resolved IssuesThis release also addresses key issues, including: Incorrect bucket lists displayed post-upgrade. Cleanup of replication endpoints. Deployment issues with load balancer scaling. ⚠️ Known IssuesSome items to be aware of: Prism Central restores with NKE may cause deployment inconsistencies. NAT-mode browser access may require a workaround. IAM and alert visibility updates have minor timing delays. Read the full list of known issues →🔧 Upgrade Notes MSP 2.6.0 is required for dark site upgrades. Don’t forget to lock down clusters using mspctl post-upgrade. Use NCC 3.9.1+ to collect logs after updating. 💬 Questions or feedback about this release?Drop them below, or head to the Nutanix Objects forum for more.Stay tuned for more updates—and happy storing! 🧡 

We are delighted to announce the GA of NCM 1.5! This release marks a significant milestone for NCM, and delivers the foundation of the next-gen unified NCM platform for delivering innovation & enterprise scale going forward.Key highlights of NCM 1.5 include:Inventory Browser & Signals, providing unified cloud monitoring and improved troubleshooting experience. Inventory Browser allows admins to monitor and contextually analyze cloud infrastructure entities. Signals centralizes Alerts, Events, and Audits. Unified and consistent enablement workflow for AIOps and Self Service. Modern k8s-based infrastructure and data platform, which will be the foundation of the next-gen NCM addressing enterprise readiness.DocumentsNCM 1.5 Blogpost Documentation on PortalWhat’s Next?Building on the new platform, the next NCM release, NCM 2.0, will be ready foprime-timeme! It will deliver the following key features:Multi-PC support across all NCM capabilities and Nutanix Central integration allowing customers to manage cloud environments from a single pane of glass. Cluster HA improving resiliency. Cost Governance on-premises unblocking dark-site customers to use the capability.  AvailabilityNCM 1.5 is available now as a limited release for organizations that meet specific qualification criteria. To learn about upgrading and how NCM 1.5 can help your IT team manage hybrid multicloud environments more effectively, contact your Nutanix Account Representative.

Prism Central is the native control plane user interface unified across multiple Nutanix clusters.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updatesWhat's new with Prism Central pc.2024.3.1.2This release brings critical fixes, performance improvements, and essential compatibility updates that keep Prism Central running smoothly at scale. Here's what's new and what you should know.✨ What’s New Scalability Enhancements Better support for large-scale environments. Updated guidance for x-small to x-large VM deployments with clarified vDisk, VM, and cluster limits. Optional Feature Optimization Intelligent Operations now dynamically adds memory (2 GB for small; 4 GB for large/x-large VMs). New resource profiles provided for DR, Flow Security, Marketplace, and Self-Service. 🛠 Resolved Issues Web Console Stability Fixed issues preventing Prism Element launch, failing manual reports, and alert detail errors due to Aplos Engine API failures. Access Management Resolved missing internal users from access policies, improving connectivity between Prism Element and Prism Central. Logout Experience Browser cookie fix eliminates hangs after logouts in certain scenarios. Service Recovery Improved stability of Magneto and Prism Gateway services in edge cases (e.g., disk space fill-ups during image uploads). ICMP Resilience Prism Central services now operate correctly in networks where ICMP is blocked. 📦 Bundled Software NCC 5.1.1 Self-Service (Calm) 4.1.0 Lifecycle Manager 3.1.1 Nutanix Kubernetes Engine 2.2.3 Microservices Platform 2.6.1.1 Objects Manager 5.1 📏 Key Deployment Notes Minimum AOS for Deployment: 6.8 X-Small Prism Central: For older AOS compatibility (read-only features) Scale-Out Support: Not available for x-small VMs or unmanaged clusters Network Latency Requirement: Must remain below 150 ms between Prism Central and Prism Element 🔐 Security and Compatibility Visit Nutanix Vulnerability Database for CVE disclosures. Prism Central supports ADFS, Azure ADFS, Okta, PingOne, Shibboleth, and Keycloak with on-prem deployments only. Not supported with Hyper-V, IAM for Karbon ≤2.2, or Nutanix Objects ≤3.1.x. 🧠 Before You Upgrade Review KB-16847 for resource planning Use Compatibility Matrix to confirm cluster version compatibility For large environments or optional features, validate VM size and capacity requirements first

Nutanix Files is a software-defined scale-out file server. It can be used as the repository for unstructured data like home directories, user profiles, departmental shares, and application logs.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updatesWhat’s New in Nutanix Files 5.0.0.2Nutanix Files 5.0.0.2 is a maintenance release that includes updates to enhance performance, improve stability, and resolve issues.Key HighlightsResolved IssuesLog Collection Improvements: Addressed issues with Logbay log collection on FSVMs. Performance Enhancements: Fixed performance degradation caused by canceling directory query requests on large folders. File Access Reliability: Corrected problems opening previously tiered files due to tiering process case sensitivity. Debugging Enhancements: Resolved missing external IP addresses in debugging logs. High Availability Stability: Fixed replicator issues causing file servers to enter high availability (HA) state. Service Availability: Solved tiering-related file recall issues affecting Files service availability. Upgrade Stability: Resolved profile disconnection and .ost file issues during upgrades from versions prior to Files 4.4. Service Disruptions: Fixed issues with disabled core causing file server service disruptions and alerts. SMB Migration: Addressed SMB password issues preventing SMB share discovery during migration post-upgrade. Migration Latency: Resolved timeout issues causing latencies during share migration. Certificate Updates: Fixed issues with Files certificate updates after upgrades for PC-created file servers.Installation and UpgradesUpgrade Recommendations: Perform Files upgrades using the Life Cycle Manager (LCM) for best results. Ensure required software components are upgraded before upgrading Files. Compatibility Information: Minimum version requirements for this release include Files Manager 5.0.0.2, FSM 5.0.0.2, Prism Central 2023.3, and AOS 6.5.x.Feature-Level CompatibilityNative Files on Public Cloud: Technical Preview support. VDI Sync, 10 PiB Storage, Smart DR Policy Switch, Dynamic IAM UI, 32 FSVM Support, HPE Hybrid Dense Node, Floating IP Assignment, Metro UI: Supported with specific versions of Files, FSM, Files Manager, Prism Central, and AOS.Supported ConfigurationsSMB Protocol Versions: Supports SMB 2.0, SMB 2.1, and SMB 3.x (basic protocol support). NFS Protocol Versions: Supports NFSv3 and NFSv4.0 - v4.2. Client Support: Detailed support for various OS versions including macOS, Windows, CentOS/RHEL, Ubuntu, and others. Kerberos Encryption Support: Supports multiple Kerberos encryption types for secure authentication. Active Directory Support: Lists supported Windows Server versions for AD. Antivirus and Backup Software Support: Compatibility information available in the Nutanix Files Compatibility and Interoperability Matrix.For more detailed information, please refer to the Nutanix Files User Guide and the Nutanix Vulnerability Database for CVE resolutions.

Nutanix Cluster Check (NCC) 5.0.1 brings a suite of powerful updates and enhancements designed to ensure your clusters operate at peak performance. Here's what you need to know:Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updatesWhat's NewCompatibility: Full support for clusters running AOS 6.8 and Prism Central pc 2024.1 or later. Expanded Hardware Support: Now compatible with the latest models from Nutanix NX and SX series, Cisco UCS, Dell EMC, HPE Proliant, Lenovo Converged HX, Fujitsu XF, and more. Enhanced Log Collection: Use the latest Logbay utility for comprehensive log collection on clusters running AOS 5.9 and later.Resolved IssuesSecurity Enhancements: Addressed a critical libcurl vulnerability (CVE-2023-38545) with a high-risk severity patch. False Positives: Resolved issues causing false positive alerts for fan speed on Hyper-V clusters and EOL errors in dark-site environments. Improved Check Functions: Fixes include accurate disk usage alerts, port error monitoring on Broadcom 25G NICs, and support for container removal checks.New Checks and AlertsCloud File Server Monitoring: New alerts for security group reachability, rule count, encryption key status, IAM role permissions, and more. Network and Recovery Checks: New checks for MST endpoint mismatch and recovery plan status across multiple clusters.Upgrade RecommendationsTo maintain optimal cluster health, upgrade to NCC 5.0.1 using the web console, Life Cycle Manager, or command line. Access the latest NCC files from the Nutanix Support Portal.For detailed upgrade instructions and further information, refer to the Nutanix Cluster Check Guide and the Acropolis Upgrade Guide.

The Life Cycle Manager (LCM) tracks and upgrades both software and firmware versions of all entities in the cluster, completely in-band with Nutanix Prism Element and Prism Central.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.New FeaturesLCM Inventory Support for Cisco Intersight Management Mode: Enables inventory support for Intersight management. Inventory Support for Mellanox CX7 200G 2-port NIC: Adds support for the Mellanox CX7 200G 2-port NIC (MPN MCX755106AS-HEAT). Improved Firmware Update Time: Reduces NVMe power-cycle times, enhancing firmware update speed. Support for WDC London-E 24TB HDD (SAS): Adds inventory support for the WDC London-E 24TB HDD with firmware CH06. New GPU-dense NX G9 Platform: Supports the new GPU-dense NX-9151-G9 platform as a compute-only node. Inventory Support for Micron 6500 ION 30TB pTLC NVMe: Adds support for Micron 6500 ION 30TB pTLC NVMe drive. NX-1150S-G9 Platform: Adds inventory and upgrade support for the NX-1150S-G9 platform.Resolved IssuesRedfish Inventory Time: Improved by over 50% per Redfish module. BIOS Upgrade Failure on G9 Secure Boot Node: Fixed issue with CVM not powering on automatically after ESXi host boots up. Update Hardware Entities on Dell Platform: Resolved space issue during the Redfish upgrade process. ESXi 8.0 Upgrade on Skylake CPU Platforms: Fixed compatibility issues preventing upgrades to ESXi 8.0. SSL Error During Firmware Upgrade: Added pre-check for bad certificates in Phoenix to avoid SSL errors. Incorrect Host NIC Count with RDMA and iSER: Corrected NIC inventory display issue when RDMA and iSER are configured. UEFI Component Power Cycle: Enabled AC power cycle for SPR and Genoa UEFI components. HBA 430 Upgrade Module for AMD: Enabled HBA 430 upgrade for AMD.Usage CaveatsIntel Firmware Update Path: Must update from Intel DCB-6.x to Intel DCF-8.0; no direct update from versions earlier than 6.x. Secure Boot Platforms BIOS Update Block: BIOS updates on Nutanix G8 platforms set Secure Boot to Disabled; updates are blocked to avoid this. SATA DOM Updates on Lenovo Gen5 Platforms: Disabled per Lenovo's request; manual updates required. Manual Downgrade Alerts: LCM will alert you to update if any Dell firmware is manually downgraded.These enhancements and fixes ensure that your system is more robust, efficient, and ready for the future. Please refer to the detailed Life Cycle Manager Guide for further information and procedural steps.

Nutanix Kubernetes Engine (formerly Karbon) is a Managed Kubernetes service designed to simplify & ease the provisioning and operations of Kubernetes clusters.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.New Features and EnhancementsFluentbit Component Update Now supports Fluentbit v3.0.6, ensuring better logging and monitoring capabilities. Calico Component Update Now supports Calico v3.27.3, enhancing network policies and security. Resolved IssuesCVE-2024-4323 A critical memory corruption vulnerability in Fluent Bit versions 2.0.7 through 3.0.3, potentially leading to denial of service, information disclosure, or remote code execution. This has been addressed with a CVSS Score of 9.8. Control Plane Memory Update Default control plane memory has been increased from 4GB to 8GB for improved performance.  

AOS integrates storage, compute and networking resources into a scalable, secure, resilient and easy-to-use software-defined infrastructure.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.Installation and Upgrade Installation and Upgrade Guide: For upgrading to AOS AHV or Prism Central, refer to the LCM Upgrade Guide. Ensure all compatibility checks are performed as outlined in the Nutanix Compatibility and Software Interoperability section . AHV Installer Bundle: The AOS bundle no longer includes AHV. For deploying an AHV environment with AOS 6.8 or later, download the AHV installer bundle from the Nutanix Support Portal . Compatibility Matrices: Before installation or upgrade, consult the Nutanix support portal for various compatibility matrices including upgrade paths, hardware model compatibility, and AHV guest OS compatibility . LTS / STS Releases: Determine your cluster’s release type (LTS or STS) using the nCLI command line . New Features TCP Wrapper: Starting with AOS 6.8, TCP Wrapper is no longer supported . Chrony for NTP: Chrony replaces the deprecated NTP package . Requirements and Considerations NetBackup 8.2: Support requires an emergency engineering binary (EEB) from Veritas Support . VLAN Discovery: VLAN discovery is disabled by default to prevent VM unavailability issues. If previously enabled, it will be disabled post-upgrade . Virtual Switch Migration: Ensure specific requirements are fulfilled for a successful virtual switch migration during the AOS upgrade . NVIDIA GPUs: Nutanix supports NVIDIA GPU cards based on compatible AOS and AHV versions. Refer to the NVIDIA GRID Host Driver for AHV Installation Guide for details . Host-Based Reservation: The host-based reservation method is deprecated and not supported. Segment-based reservation is used for VM high availability . Resolved Issues LCM Updates and Rolling Reboots: Resolved failure issues in mixed clusters running AHV alongside Icelake and Sapphire Rapid nodes . Stargate: Fixed issue where guest VMs failed when the NFS leader was hosted on a degraded controller VM . For further details and a comprehensive list of resolved and known issues, refer to the full release notes document.

AOS integrates storage, compute and networking resources into a scalable, secure, resilient and easy-to-use software-defined infrastructure.Review the detailed release notes before deploying any product updates.What's NewAOS 6.5.6 is a long-term supported (LTS) branch that builds on a stable AOS codebase. This release incorporates features and updates from previous short-term supported (STS) releases, up to AOS 5.20. No new features are introduced in this release.Key Features and Enhancements (from STS to LTS)AHV-20201105.2076: Added features like DR Dashboard, ADS Support for VMs with Virtual GPUs, Enhanced NearSync and Asynchronous Replication Schedules, IPv6 Enablement, and more​. AOS 6.0 AHV-20201105.2076: Included enhancements like Reserve Rebuild Capacity, Mixed Storage Capacity Support, and changes to VSS Snapshot Backup Type​. AOS 6.0.1 AHV-20201105.2175: Introduced Flow Networking with VPC and VPN Support, Recycle Bin space clearing, and VM templates​ AOS 6.1 AHV-20201105.30142: Improved single vDisk performance, added Category-based Host Affinity Policy, Enhanced Security with Restricted Shell Access, and Dark Theme on Prism UI​Resolved IssuesSeveral critical issues were resolved, including: VM restore from HYCU backups leading to frequent acropolis restarts. vNUMA-enabled VMs failing to restart after a High Availability (HA) event​​. Windows 11 VMs failing to start with specific configurations on AOS 6.5.5 with AHV-20220304.478 or later versions​. Issues with host optimization on Windows VMs resulting in stalls​. Upgrade and CompatibilityUsers are recommended to upgrade to the latest supported AHV version soon after upgrading AOS. Compatibility matrices should be consulted before installing or upgrading to ensure hardware and software interoperability​​.Supportability and InteroperabilityFeatures such as Citrix Cloud connection, cross-hypervisor disaster recovery, integrated IP address management, and more are supported across various hypervisors like AHV, ESXi, and Hyper-V​ ​. The supported browsers for the Prism web console include Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge​​.This release aims to provide stability and continuity by integrating previously proven features and resolving critical issues, ensuring a more reliable and robust AOS environment for users.

Nutanix Database Service (formerly Era) enables you to provision complex database environments in a single click, incorporating your standard configurations with Nutanix best practices.Check detailed release notes before deploying any product updatesResolved IssuesRelaxed Validation: The nosuid mount option check for the /tmp directory can now be bypassed for PostgreSQL and MongoDB VMs by setting the relax_nosuid_mount_option_check flag to True. This resolves issues with database server VM registration failures when nosuid was enabled .Important Notes and CautionsMigration Limitations: NDB does not support the migration of the NDB server and agent to a different storage container within the same Nutanix cluster or to a different Nutanix cluster. User VMs managed by NDB cannot be migrated to a different Nutanix cluster ​​. Protection Domains: Database server VMs provisioned with NDB should not be added to protection domains. If already part of a protection domain, registration is possible but does not ensure disaster recovery ​​. Upgrade Requirements: Upgrading to NDB 2.5.5.1 requires the system to be on version 2.3 or higher. Post-upgrade, allow a minimum of 15 seconds before refreshing the page to load the latest UI ​​. Unsupported Platforms: NDB does not support databases running on non-AOS platforms or database servers protected by metro availability. Active Directory authentication is not supported for Linux database servers ​​. Snapshot Storage: For ESXi databases with eager zeroed thick disks, initial snapshots will require storage equivalent to the thick attached disks ​​.Compatibility and Feature SupportOracle: Support for multiple versions, including Oracle 11.2, 12.1, 12.2, 18.0, 19.0, and 21.3. Full functionality for copy data management, patching, and scaling for greenfield and brownfield environments . SQL Server: Supports SQL Server versions from 2008 R2 SP3 to 2022 RTM on various Windows Server versions. Provides copy data management, patching, and database protection .Browser CompatibilityRecommended Browsers: For optimal user experience, use Mozilla Firefox 85+, Google Chrome 85+, Apple Safari 14.1+, or Microsoft Edge 113+ with a minimum resolution of 1280x800 pixels .For detailed installation, upgrade, and user guides, visit the Nutanix support portal .