Issues Fixed in Cloudera Data Science Workbench 1.8.0

The current release of Cloudera Data Science Workbench includes fixes for bugs.

Improved platform stability and performance
- Fixed a number of potential security vulnerabilities in the base operating systems of our Kubernetes pods
- Upgraded Kubernetes to 1.14
- Fixed the Sweet32 Birthday attack vulnerability within the Kubernetes infrastructure that supports CDSW
  Cloudera Bug: DSE-9061
A number of CDSW pods now run as non-root users
Cloudera Bug: DSE-10493, DSE-7357
Changed how the web sessions are handled
- CDSW provides an option to refresh the session five minutes before your web session expires so that your active users can continue their session without the cookie expiring.
  Cloudera Bug: DSE-11773
- Administrators can now disable the ability to have multiple concurrent sessions. This prevents users from logging in to the same account with multiple browsers or computers. By default, users will still be able to have concurrent web browser sessions. This may change in a future release.
  Cloudera Bug: DSE-8109
Accessibility fixes
- The CDSW UI has been polished with many accessibility fixes. The main application strives to be WCAG2AA compliant with the exception of the workbench editor.
  Cloudera Bug: DSE-4490
Re-starting Cloudera Data Science Workbench does not automatically restart active models
These models must be manually restarted so they can serve requests again.
Cloudera Bug: DSE-4950
Fixed the CDSW restart issue on multi-node deployments.
Cloudera Bug: DSE-9587, DSE-9663
Cloudera Manager now generates an "https" link for the CDSW web UI instead of "http" if you have enabled TLS for your CDSW cluster.
Cloudera Bug: DSE-8698
(If quotas are enabled) Experiments no longer remain stuck in the Scheduled state due to lack of resources.
You no longer need to manually reschedule the experiment.
Cloudera Bug: DSE-8736
Job notification emails no longer fail intermittently when attachments are included.
Cloudera Bug: DSE-9469, DSE-8806