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2. ODH Operator Releases Guide

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Vaishnavi Hire edited this page Mar 25, 2024 · 1 revision

This section provides information about our release schedule, versioning format, and the relationship between ODH versions and downstream RHOAI versions

Release Cadence

Schedule: The ODH Operator follows a consistent release cadence of every 3 weeks. Released operator version is also available in OperatorHub.

Versioning Format

For the ODH Operator, the versioning follows the format v2.y.z. Here's a quick breakdown:

  • v2: Indicates the current major version number for the operator.
  • y: Represents the minor version, which increments with the new features and significant changes.
  • z: Denotes the patch version.These releases, are exclusively issued to address blocker issues and critical bug fixes.

Relationship Between ODH and RHOAI Versions

Independence of Versions: It's important to note that ODH versions do not correspond directly to downstream Red Hat OpenShift AI (RHOAI) versions. Consequently, there is no feature mapping between the versions released upstream (ODH) and those released downstream (RHOAI). This means that while both versions aim to provide robust updates, features and fixes in ODH releases may not directly translate to RHOAI releases, and vice versa.

Accessing Releases

Finding Releases: ODH release can be accessed through our GitHub releases page. This page also includes release notes for ODH components.

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