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Abstract
This document contains release information for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
Content
This release information has the following sections.
- Common across releases
- 4.0.5.1 interim fix 4 (iFix4)
- 4.0.5.1 interim fix 3 (iFix3)
- 4.0.5.1 interim fix 2 (iFix2)
- 4.0.5.1 interim fix 1 (iFix1)
- 4.0.5.1 release (Fix pack 1)
- 4.0.5.0 release
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Release |
Channel |
Operator |
Operand |
Supported Operands |
Case |
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4.0.5.0 |
v4.2 |
4.2.0 |
4.0.5.0 |
4.0.5.0 |
v4.2.0 |
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4.0.5.1 (Fix pack 1) |
v4.2 |
4.2.1 |
4.0.5.1 |
4.0.5.0 & 4.0.5.1 |
v4.2.1 |
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 1 (iFix1) |
v4.2 |
4.2.2 |
4.0.5.1_iFix1 |
4.0.5.1 & 4.0.5.1_iFix1 |
v4.2.2 |
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 2 (iFix2) |
v4.2 |
4.2.3 |
4.0.5.1_iFix2 |
4.0.5.1, 4.0.5.1_iFix1 & 4.0.5.1_iFix2 |
v4.2.3 |
| 4.0.5.1 interim fix 3 (iFix3) | v4.2 | 4.2.4 | 4.0.5.1_iFix3 | 4.0.5.1, 4.0.5.1_iFix1, 4.0.5.1_iFix2 & 4.0.5.1_iFix3 | v4.2.4 |
| 4.0.5.1 interim fix 4 (iFix4) | v4.2 | 4.2.5 | 4.0.5.1_iFix4 | 4.0.5.1, 4.0.5.1_iFix1, 4.0.5.1_iFix2, 4.0.5.1_iFix3 & 4.0.5.1_iFix4 | v4.2.5 |
Which release of FTM 4.0.5.x to install?
- IBM recommends installing the latest release available, which is: FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 4 (iFix4)
- IBM recommends upgrading to the latest release available, which requires iFixes to be deployed in sequential order:
- For Clients on FTM 4.0.5.1, upgrade to FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 1 (iFix1)
- For Clients on FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 1 (iFix1), upgrade to FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 2 (iFix2)
- For Clients on FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 2 (iFix2), upgrade to FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 3 (iFix3)
- For Clients on FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 3 (iFix3), upgrade to FTM 4.0.5.1 interim fix 4 (iFix4)
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Common across releases
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- IBM Cloud
- IBM Power Virtual Server
- Red Hat OpenShift running on IBM Power or Intel hardware platforms.
- Red Hat OpenShift 4.10.x
- Red Hat OpenShift 4.12.x
Entitled documentation can be downloaded from Fix Central at: Entitled documentation fix pack for FTM
The entitled document fix pack contains the following documents:
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Document |
Description |
Comments |
| FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix3 to 4.0.5.1_iFix4.docx | This document describes the steps to upgrade the FTM application from 4.0.5.1_iFix3 to 4.0.5.1-iFix4 and rollback the FTM application from 4.0.5.1-iFix4 to 4.0.5.1_iFix3 | Added in 4.0.5.1 iFix4 |
| FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix2 to 4.0.5.1_iFix3.docx | This document describes the steps to upgrade the FTM application from 4.0.5.1_iFix2 to 4.0.5.1-iFix3 and rollback the FTM application from 4.0.5.1-iFix3 to 4.0.5.1_iFix2 | Added in 4.0.5.1 iFix3 |
| FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix1 to 4.0.5.1_iFix2.docx | This document describes the steps to upgrade the FTM application from 4.0.5.1_iFix1 to 4.0.5.1-iFix2 and rollback the FTM application from 4.0.5.1-iFix2 to 4.0.5.1_iFix1 | Added in 4.0.5.1 iFix2 |
| FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1 to 4.0.5.1_iFix1.docx | This document describes the steps to upgrade the FTM application from 4.0.5.1 to 4.0.5.1-iFix1 and rollback the FTM application from 4.0.5.1-iFix1 to 4.0.5.1. | New in 4.0.5.1 iFix1 |
| FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.0 to 4.0.5.1.docx | This document describes the steps to upgrade the FTM application from 4.0.5.0 to 4.0.5.1 and rollback the FTM application from 4.0.5.1 to 4.0.5.0. | New in 4.0.5.1 |
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IBM_FTM_V40_Security_Configuration.pdf |
This document augments the IBM FTM documentation security configuration sections to describe the steps needed fully secure the deployment. |
updated for v4.0.5.1 |
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Tactical approach for DR support for FTM 4.0.5.1 IBM MQ usage.pdf |
This document describes the steps to 1. Take a manual backup of the IBM MQ transaction messages from the primary cluster. 2. Manually restore the IBM MQ transaction messages into a secondary cluster. |
New in 4.0.5.1 |
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IBM MQ behavioral differences between 4050 and 4051 documents:
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New in 4.0.5.1 |
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| 4.0.5.1_from_4.0.5.0.zip | Fix needed when migrating database from 4.0.5.0 to 4.0.5.1 (Fix pack 1) | Fix needed in 4.0.5.1 |
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 4 (iFix4)
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- FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix3 to 4.0.5.1_iFix4.docx
- FTM 4.0.5.1 iFix3 and FTM 4.0.5.1 iFix4.
None
Feature changes
For information about the fixes in 4.0.5.1 iFix4, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
High Availability
Significant progress was made in this release. Focus continues on improving resiliency, handling error detection, and auto-recovery scenarios.
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 3 (iFix3)
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- FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix2 to 4.0.5.1_iFix3.docx
- FTM 4.0.5.1 iFix2 and FTM 4.0.5.1 iFix3.
None
Feature changes
For information about the fixes in 4.0.5.1 iFix3, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
High Availability
Significant progress was made in this release. Focus continues on improving resiliency, handling error detection, and auto-recovery scenarios.
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 2 (iFix2)
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- FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1_iFix1 to 4.0.5.1_iFix2.docx
High Availability
Significant progress was made in this release. Focus continues on improving resiliency, handling error detection, and auto-recovery scenarios.
Feature changes
For information about the fixes in 4.0.5.1 interim fix 2, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
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4.0.5.1 interim fix 1
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- FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.1 to 4.0.5.1_iFix1.docx
High Availability
Significant progress was made in this release. Focus continues on improving resiliency, handling error detection, and auto-recovery scenarios.
Feature changes
For information about the fixes that are in 4.0.5.1 interim fix 1, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
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4.0.5.1 release
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- FTM for Base Upgrade and Rollback guide from 4.0.5.0 to 4.0.5.1.docx
Database installation and migration documentation
- The FTM artifacts pod is called: ftm-artifact-base-*
- The file with the database instructions is called: /home/ftmuser/ftm/artifacts/ftm-db2-base-4.0.5.1-latest.zip. Download this file from the container and extract its contents.
- The FTM database installation and migration instructions are in ../ibm/ftm/shared/v405/pfs/Database/db2/{os}/doc.
- The FTM database migration scripts are in ../ibm/ftm/ftm/v405/admin/scripts/db2/migration.
A last-minute fix was made in the FTM database migration script. The updated script is included in the Entitled Documentation fix pack. The instructions to use to apply this script are in FTM Base Upgrade and Rollback guide for 4.0.5.1.pdf.
146318 - If you are using Db2U for new deployments, you can choose to load the sample data and restore the database from the sample schema that is provided with your FTM offering. This function can be enabled by setting the "Load Data To Db2U" parameter to true. If an internal server error occurs as the database is being monitored later, the IBM FTM-Base Operator might incorrectly assume that a new deployment is taking place. In this scenario, the operators replace the existing data in your database with the sample data if the "Load Data To Db2U" parameter is still set to true.
145776 & 145708 Usage Report and Metering
IBM is investigating potential adjustments in the Usage Report and Metering to address discrepancies in the numbers that are reported.
High Availability
Significant progress was made in this release. Focus continues on improving resiliency, handling error detection, and auto-recovery scenarios.
Feature changes
For information about the fixes that are in 4.0.5 Fix Pack 1, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
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4.0.5.0 release
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High Availability
More resiliency is needed in some scenarios to improve the handling of error detection or auto-recovery. This issue will be addressed in the delivery of future deliveries.
Feature changes
For more information about the fixes that are in 4.0.5, see Fix List for Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5.
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135956 – FTM Server Pod to support (S)FTP for data file transfers into Red Hat OpenShift
Starting from 4.0.5.0, Financial Transaction Manager now deploys a File Transfer Protocol server pod. The server is built by using the UBI minimal Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) container image. The FTP server uses the secure version of FTP, which is called SFTP. SFTP is done over SSH. Due to the nature of SSH, extra security is added to ensure that only FTP is allowed. The FTP pods have the root file system set to read-only mode. All Linux capabilities are dropped. It ensures that the process has no capabilities and can also work with security context constraints (SCC) that are set to restricted. In a Red Hat OpenShift deployment, the User and UID of the FTP are controlled by the SCC that is used.
135814 – Static and dynamic storage provisioning changes required for IBM Cloud
You have the following options to create the required persistent volumes (PV) and persistent volume claims (PVC) for the application:
- Dynamic provisioning: The operator creates the required PV, PVC, and folder structures.
- Static provisioning: The user is responsible for creating the PVs and the PVCs. The PVC names need to match the names that are required by the operator. The operator creates the folder structure on top of the provided PVCs.
For more information about the persistent volumes, see the Financial Transaction Manager for Red Hat OpenShift 4.0.5 documentation
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Modified date:
18 January 2024
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ibm16610643