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Fusion v2.5.0

Fusion 2.5.0 significantly enhances performance and efficiency in file operations.

Fusion now handles small files more effectively and intelligently manages Nextflow task files by minimizing intermediate file uploads. A key improvement is the selective retention of only essential task output files upon completion, reducing storage overhead. Network optimization has been implemented to decrease bandwidth usage by consolidating upload operations. Additionally, the underlying architecture has undergone substantial refactoring to support the future integration of diverse remote storage solutions, setting the foundation for expanded storage capabilities.

Feature updates and improvements​

Performance​

  • Chunked async content management.
  • Nextflow-compatible pattern classifier.

Configuration​

  • Defined a default exit code on Fusion-IO errors.
  • Object API refactoring.

Dependencies​

  • Bumped golang.org/x/crypto to 0.31.0.
  • Bumped golang.org/x/net to 0.33.0.

Bug fixes​

General​

  • Fixed AsyncStore move issues.
  • Fixed log file deletion during spot instance reclamation.
  • Fixed transient object persistence.

How to pin this version​

fusion {
  enabled = true
  containerConfigUrl = 'https://fusionfs.seqera.io/releases/v2.5.0-amd64.json'
}
info

For ARM64 CPU architecture, use containerConfigUrl = 'https://fusionfs.seqera.io/releases/v2.5.0-arm64.json'.

Seqera Enterprise v24.2.2

Feature updates and improvements​

Workflows​

  • Enterprise telemetry now differentiates between Platform UI and CLI workflow executions.

Compute environments​

  • Azure Batch job termination now includes the Nextflow head job, so queues no longer remain active after a workflow completes.

Bug fixes​

Workflows​

  • Fixed runs list view deselecting checked runs.

Pipelines​

  • Fixed Azure DevOps issues when launching from non-default project repositories.
  • Fixed pipeline editing errors for repositories without a main.nf file.

Infrastructure​

  • Fixed AWS base image security vulnerabilities.