Storage drivers v0.11.1

Coordinated NFS/EBS/EFS security rebuild. Original tag producers 39962524802 and 39962524792 built source a1ea8a0. The exact three published registry digests were independently pulled, contract-tested and vulnerability/secret scanned with SBOMs by run 39964036727. No existing image tag was overwritten; the release contains exact readback evidence.

PastureStack storage drivers v0.10.0

This release restores maintained storage runtime images for compatible PastureStack control planes.

• NFS driver: ghcr.io/pasturestack/nfs-storage-driver:v0.10.0
• Amazon EBS driver: ghcr.io/pasturestack/ebs-storage-driver:v0.10.0
• Amazon EFS driver: ghcr.io/pasturestack/efs-storage-driver:v0.10.0
• EBS and EFS support existing resources by default. Cloud provisioning and deletion require an explicit opt-in.
• EFS provisioning requires an operator-selected subnet and security group; the driver does not create an unrestricted ingress rule.
• Images use Ubuntu 26.04 and a checksum-pinned AWS CLI 2.36.8 bundle.
• Source, runtime, container-contract, and VM startup validation passed. The release images scanned with zero High or Critical findings.

The non-AWS VM validation covers safe initialization, existing-resource contracts, input rejection, and control-plane startup. AWS resource lifecycle operations require validation in an operator-owned AWS test account before production enablement.

PastureStack is an independent community effort to preserve, audit, and modernize the Rancher 1.6 ecosystem. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rancher Labs or SUSE.

PastureStack NFS Storage v0.9.13

First reviewed PastureStack NFS storage-driver release.\n\n- Supports NFS version 3 and version 4 Docker volumes.\n- Retains data by default and restricts explicit purge to a validated owned subdirectory.\n- Never recursively purges a directly referenced external export.\n- Uses the public semantic-version image tag ghcr.io/pasturestack/nfs-storage-driver:v0.9.13.\n- Passed source, license, privacy, reproducible-build, anonymous-pull, vulnerability, secret, and real NFS read/write lifecycle gates.\n\nThis remains a release candidate pending complete multi-host upgrade and rollback validation.