Overview
This release introduces major improvements to storage scalability and performance, a significant operating system upgrade across all offerings, and a new default version of the FHIR Server. Together, these updates enhance system reliability, flexibility, and security while ensuring long-term platform supportability.
New Features and Enhancements
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Category |
Feature / Improvement |
Details |
| Storage | Enhanced LVM Support (Striped or Linear) | Added support for LVM configurations, allowing deployments with striped or linear volume layouts for improved performance and flexibility. |
| Opt-In LVM Configuration | Customers can now opt in to use LVM-based storage during provisioning, offering greater control over volume management and data layout. | |
| Expanded Maximum Storage Limit | Maximum supported storage per deployment increased to 8 PB, supporting large-scale data workloads and long-term growth. | |
| Operating System | Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.6 Upgrade | All InterSystems Cloud offerings upgraded from RHEL 9.0 to RHEL 9.6, delivering better kernel performance, enhanced security, and extended lifecycle support. |
| FHIR Server | Default Version 2025.11.0 |
FHIR Server 2025.11.0 is now the default for all new deployments, providing improvements in scalability, interoperability, and data management. 🔗 For details, please refer to the FHIR Server 2025.11.0 Release Notes. |
Recommended Actions
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Support
For more information or assistance with this release, please contact InterSystems Cloud Services Support via iService or through the Cloud Service Portal.