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Cluster Toolkit v1.106.0 is available.
This release adds support for flexible managed instance groups on static compute nodes, multiple network interfaces (multi-NIC) for Google Cloud Managed Lustre instances, and parallelism controls for Terraform to accelerate cluster deployment and teardown.
Cluster Toolkit v1.104.0 is available.
This release adds agent skills to let you debug Kueue workloads on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and migrate from the Accelerated Processing Kit (XPK).
Google addressed multiple security vulnerabilities in Slurm that affect Cluster Toolkit.
For more information, see the security bulletin.
Google addressed a security vulnerability (CVE-2026-65107) in the Slurm sbcast tool that affects Cluster Toolkit.
Cluster Toolkit version v1.103.0 is available.
This release simplifies the gcluster job configuration workflow, adds dynamic catalog fallback for system node pools, increases the maximum system node pool limit to 150 nodes, and replaces deprecated e2 instances with n2d across daily tests and configurations.
Cluster Toolkit version v1.102.0 is available.
This release enables Multi-Tier Checkpointing (MTC) when you create GKE clusters, and adds support for Flex unified volumes to NetApp Volumes modules.
Cluster Toolkit version v1.101.0 is available.
This release adds support for Persistent Disk storage pools to the vm-instance module, GKE node pools, and storage. The update also optimizes dependency management to improve the user experience, and updates Cloud TPU v4 and TPU v5p shorthand mappings to use TensorCore counts.
