What’s New in VM-Series Plugin 2.0.2
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- Features Introduced in Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.4 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.3 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.2 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.1 Release
- Known Issues in the Zero Touch Provisioning 2.0.0 Release
- Limitations
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What’s New in VM-Series Plugin 2.0.2
VM-Series plugin version 2.0.2 introduces
two new features:
- Shared storage on AWS, Azure, and GCP—In previous versions each a storage bucket could contain only one bootstrap package, and you identified the package with the bucket name. VM-Series plugin now supports subdirectories/folders within your cloud storage, enabling you to store multiple bootstrap packages in a single bucket. From the user interface and the CLI, you can use a path to identify your bootstrap package. For example:
MyBucket/MyConfigs/Configuration_003
- Secure bootstrap on AWS—As an alternative to creating a bootstrap package and an init-cfg.txt file to provide bootstrap configuration parameters, you can use the AWS Secrets Manager to store your basic configuration as a secret. You can then use user data to bootstrap a VM with your secret.The secret creator must have full Secrets Manager administrator permissions. A secret user must be assigned an IAM role that grants permission to get the secret.At the time you deploy the firewall, enter the name of the secret as a user data key-value pair. For example:
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