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Agent v1.17.0 — March 20, 2026

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Agent v1.17.0 — March 20, 2026

Enhancements:

  • Windows Instant Onboarding: reliability improvements

    Significant stability improvements to the Instant Onboarding feature introduced in v1.16.0:

    • Partition GUID reassignment during onboarding to prevent disk signature collisions.

    • Disk shrink now uses VDS APIs with WMI as fallback, and IOCTL codes as a further fallback, improving compatibility across configurations.

    • EFI partition entry is created where needed to enable write access to disks already in a storage pool (QUORUM fix).

    • Storage pool and physical disk health is validated before onboarding begins.

    • Metadata backups are captured at four stages of the operation for more granular rollback options on failure.

    • If insufficient unallocated space is available for storage pool metadata, the agent automatically shrinks the partition by 2 GB rather than failing.

    • Storage provider cache is refreshed before checking disk pool eligibility, preventing stale state from blocking onboarding.

  • Spanned and striped volume onboarding (Windows)

    Data onboarding via mirror now supports spanned and striped Windows volumes. Previously these volume types were unsupported and would result in an error.

  • Deboard rollback

    A new rollback operation has been added for data deboard failures during mirror sync. If a deboard fails partway through, the agent can now reverse the operation rather than leaving the disk in a partially deboarded state.

  • Credential management

    The agent can now retrieve its access credentials from the Lucidity orchestration layer at startup instead of relying solely on the local config file. Config-file credentials remain available as a fallback. This is the underlying mechanism for the authentication improvements in v1.18.0.

Bug Fixes:

  • GCP NVMe disk name resolution

    Fixed a failure in disk name resolution for GCP instances using NVMe-attached disks, where certain disk identifiers could not be matched to their metadata entries.

Linux:

  • Amazon Linux 2: boot rebuild support

    A new operation has been added to handle boot partition rebuilds on Amazon Linux 2 instances in specific configurations.