This article provides an overview of new features and bug fixes in the Fortanix Confidential Computing Manager (CCM) 5.1 release.
NOTE
For AMD SEV-SNP and Intel TDX applications, Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) attestation verification is limited to single NVIDIA Hopper GPU instances and multiple NVIDIA Blackwell GPU instances only.
1. New Features
Fortanix CCM on-premises now supports Secure Model Distribution for Confidential VM applications on AMD SEV-SNP and Intel TDX platforms.
You can now:
Create Confidential VM applications and application builds.
Configure Application Configuration for these applications.
Create and run Workflows for these applications.
Create Collaboration Groups and Collaboration Workflows for these applications.
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2. Bug Fix
Fixed an issue where running Fortanix CCM workflows with the same application, but different build versions could cause certificate requests to fail due to incorrect workflow-version validation.
3. Installation
For the corresponding version of the Fortanix Armor Kubernetes Operator Helm Chart, click here.
Download the latest Fortanix Node Agent Software from here.
Download the latest Fortanix Attestation Client from here.
4. Limitations
Fortanix has a fair usage policy in this Early Customer Access Program. Hence, Fortanix has limited the resources one can create per account. Therefore, it is expected to observe a resource creation failure message once you have reached the maximum limit.
To report an issue or bug, visit New Requests.