Releases

Dragonfly v2.5.0 is a feature release adding Hugging Face/ModelScope model downloads, a P2P injector webhook, download blocklisting, and broad rate limiting, alongside a breaking removal of deprecated V1 preheat API endpoints and health check consolidation to /healthy. It also ships numerous bug fixes and Nydus subproject improvements.

• breakingV1 preheat API endpoints removed

  Applies unconditionally starting v2.5.0: the deprecated V1 preheat API endpoints have been removed. Any automation or integration still calling V1 preheat routes must migrate to the current preheat API before upgrading.

• breakingHealth checks consolidated to /healthy

  Applies unconditionally starting v2.5.0: health checks are consolidated onto a single /healthy endpoint. Update load balancer, Kubernetes probe, and monitoring configs that point at old or multiple health check paths.

• enhancementEmergency download blocklist

  Available now via Manager console: operators can configure a blocklist to disable specific downloads as an emergency brake. Blocked gRPC calls return PermissionDenied and blocked HTTP proxy calls return FORBIDDEN, useful for incident response.

• enhancementRate limiting across gRPC and client paths

  Available now across Manager/Scheduler gRPC servers and clients: rate limiting covers bandwidth, upload/download requests, and adaptive limiting. Review limits before rollout to avoid unexpected throttling of legitimate traffic.

v2.4.4 is a routine maintenance release for Dragonfly, fixing three scheduler bugs around peer concurrency, memory leaks, and register delay, alongside a batch of dependency bumps. No security fixes or operator-facing breaking changes are included.

Dragonfly v2.4.3 is a pure maintenance release focusing on dependency updates and security patches, with no functional changes for users.

• securityApply routine security updates

  This patch release includes dependency updates that may contain security fixes. Update your Dragonfly deployments to v2.4.3 during your next maintenance window. The upgrade should be seamless with no breaking changes or configuration updates required.

• enhancementImproved observability with OpenTelemetry updates

  The OpenTelemetry library updates from v0.63.0 to v0.67.0 provide better tracing capabilities. If you're using distributed tracing with Dragonfly, you may see improved trace collection and reduced overhead after upgrading.

Dragonfly v2.4.2 adds gRPC rate limiting and scheduler cluster configuration while improving security scores and fixing several configuration inconsistencies.

• breakingUpdate configuration files for renamed fields

  The rateLimit configuration field was renamed to bandwidthLimit. Check your configuration files and update any references to use the new naming convention to avoid configuration parsing errors.

• enhancementConfigure gRPC rate limiting for production

  The new gRPC rate limiting feature protects against resource exhaustion attacks. Review your current traffic patterns and configure appropriate rate limits in your Dragonfly configuration to prevent service degradation under load.

• enhancementLeverage new scheduler cluster management

  With scheduler cluster de-registration support, implement proper cluster lifecycle management in your deployment scripts. This helps maintain cluster health and prevents orphaned schedulers from affecting performance.