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RackN Digital Rebar v4.6 Enables Continuous Provisioning Automation

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RackN has announced the release of RackN Digital Rebar v4.6, which enables continuous provisioning automation with self-contained high availability and multi-platform universal workflow.

RackN Infrastructure as Code management helps companies struggling with exploding infrastructure complexity. With this release, RackN solves consistency and integration challenges by enabling continuous provisioning automation.

According to the company, this latest version makes immutable, dynamic cloud native practices available across the enterprise IT estate from on-premises data centers, colocation, public cloud, and edge.

Digital Rebar v4.6 eliminates all external dependencies for high availability by incorporating a consensus storage algorithm deeply into the core of the existing core storage system. Considerable changes were made behind the scenes to strengthen the service. As a result, current external APIs did not change for existing customers.

Also, integrated automation pipelines facilitate ever-increasing scale and standardization as the demands of the business multiply. This predictable multi-platform automation is an enabler of continuous provisioning automation.

Digital Rebar infrastructure pipelines include use of an in-memory discovery and recovery environment. The latest version of this environment, known as Sledgehammer, is based on Centos 8 and will become the standard for production users.

Digital Rebar v4.6 incorporates upstream tooling updates from multiple hardware vendors. The firmware content takes advantage of the upgrades to the BIOS, firmware, and RAID tooling published by vendors that Digital Rebar supports, including AMD processors.

The new release is now available for download and installation.

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