New CTA public release
Dear CTA community,
We have made available a new version of CTA in our stable repo:
5.11.10.0-1
- Release documentation
- Changelog documentation
- This release was tested with:
- EOS:
5.3.10-1
- XRootD:
5.8.2-1
- EOS:
This version of CTA was deployed in production at CERN during this week.
When upgrading from a previous CTA release
- If setting up CTA for the first time, or upgrading from a version
5.11.x.y-z
:- Version
5.11.10.0-1
can be installed directly. Depending on the version previously installed, new configurations may be required.
- Version
- If upgrading from an older CTA version (
5.10.x.y-z
):- First, install
5.11.0.1-1
. This version is required to upgrade the CTA Catalogue version from14.0
to15.0
- For the instructions on the procedure to upgrade the CTA Catalogue, please check the documentation on the automated update procedure and the following presentation.
- After the CTA Catalogue schema migration is complete, the installation of version
5.11.10.0-1
can be done.
- First, install
Installation instructions:
- For instructions on how to install and configure CTA, please check:
- For instructions on how to upgrade the CTA Catalogue version, please check:
Important:
- These, and any other CTA releases, should be first tested in a safe environment before deploying into your production environment.
EDIT (03/07/2025):
As mentioned in a comment by jleduc, the RPM cta-fst-gcd
has been removed from the CTA repository.
It has been moved internally to the CTA ops repository, as a standalone RPM, but not yet made publicly available (it will be made available in the next few months).
In the meanwhile, you can use the last stable version of this RPM on your EOS FSTs. Its logic is still exactly the same:
cta-fst-gcd-5.11.2.0-1.el9.x86_64.rpm
More info can be found in the CTA dev issue:
EDIT (08/07/2025):
We have made available a new patch release of CTA in our stable repo:
5.11.10.1-1
This version of CTA is identical to 5.11.10.1-1
, with the addition of a fix that allows the cta-admin
command to work with any arbitrary Disk File ID strings: #1209