Release matrix

XCP-hl and XOA-hl are released separately: the ISO you install on the host, and the XOA-hl appliance that XO Lite deploys on top of it. This page records every release of each.

XCP-hl

Each XCP-hl ISO is built from independently-versioned components. This table records exactly which version of each shipped together, and which upstream release the patched components were forked from.

Every version links to its release page in the repository that produced it. Under each version is the exact package the ISO installs, written the way rpm -q prints it on a running host, so you can match a host back to a row:

rpm -q xoa-proxy xo-lite-ce xcp-hl-release

Earlier ISO releases

These early releases use historical tag names. Component RPM identities and installed build markers have not been recovered.

The xcp-hl-release column is populated from the RPM recorded in the ISO release notes. Older ISO releases without that provenance show “Not recorded”; their RPM identity is not inferred from the current latest release.

xoa-proxy has no upstream column: it is original code written for this project, not a fork, so its version is its own. Its tag is v<cargo version>.<build counter> (for example v0.1.1.8 is Cargo version 0.1.1, eighth build against it), and the RPM release field carries the CI run number and the source commit it was built from (55.gc525575.static). The two rows tagged v-proxy-automated-* predate that scheme, their tag is a build-run identifier and only the RPM states the version they shipped.

XOA-hl

The XOA-hl image is not baked into the ISO: XO Lite’s deploy button resolves the newest VM image release at deploy time, so the appliance is versioned independently of the ISO. This table records each published image, the xoa-hl software release it contains, and the upstream Xen Orchestra version that release was forked from. Images are published on build-xoa-hl since #22; earlier entries link back to xoa-hl, where they were originally published.

Where recorded, the software cell links the exact RPM release tag and shows the package identity reported by rpm -q xoa-hl. Older image rows have only the upstream-derived software version; that alone does not establish the specific RPM build shipped in the image.

Historical coverage was reviewed on 2026-10-27. Some RPM identities could not be recovered from build-time evidence and remain Not recorded. Multiple-image releases list every published XVA without selecting one. These tables record what was published, not compatibility testing.