Build 291

Retriggering open alerts after maintenance window expiry

You can now configure your maintenance windows to trigger alerts for events that were opened during an active maintenance window but are still unresolved after the window expires. For more information, see Scheduling maintenance windows.

Volume groups and physical volumes monitoring in AIX

You can now monitor the volume groups and physical volumes for AIX. For more information, see Monitoring host.

Support for CockroachDB 24.3.3

The Instana CockroachDB sensor now supports CockroachDB 24.3.3. For more information, see Monitoring CockroachDB.

Support for MySQL 8.4 and 9.1

The Instana MySQL sensor now supports MySQL 8.4.x and 9.1.x. For more information, see Monitoring MySQL.

Support for HAProxy 3.1.3

The Instana HAProxy sensor now supports HAProxy 3.1.3. For more information, see Monitoring HAProxy.

Support for TIBCO BW 6.11.0

The Instana TIBCO BW sensor now supports TIBCO BW 6.11.0. For more information, see Monitoring TIBCO BW.

Support for WebSphere Application Server 9.0.5.22

The Instana WebSphere Application Server sensor now supports WebSphere Application Server 9.0.5.22. For more information, see Monitoring WebSphere Application Server.

Support for monitoring CrewAI

Instana now supports monitoring CrewAI. To monitor CrewAI, export traces and metrics from your CrewAI application to Instana. For more information, see Monitoring AI Agents.

Support for ACE 13.0.2.0

The Instana ACE sensor now supports ACE 13.0.2.0. For more information, see Monitoring ACE.

Support for SpringBoot 3.3 and 3.4

The Instana SpringBoot sensor now supports SpringBoot 3.3 and 3.4. For more information, see Monitoring SpringBoot.

StatsD tagged metrics

You can now use StatsD metric tags to filter and group metrics in Analyze Infrastructure and Custom Dashboards.

LangChain monitoring

Instana now supports monitoring LangChain. To monitor LangChain, export traces and metrics from your LangChain application to Instana. For more information, see Monitoring AI Agents.

LangGraph monitoring

Instana now supports monitoring LangGraph. To monitor LangGraph, export traces and metrics from your LangGraph application to Instana. For more information, see Monitoring AI Agents.

Closing multiple issues and incidents

You can use the multi-close feature to simultaneously close multiple issues and incidents. By using the multi-close feature, you can streamline workflows and improve operational efficiency. For more information, see Multi-closing issues and incidents.

Installing the Instana agent on Red Hat OpenShift on z/OS

You can now install the Instana agent on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform on IBM z/OS by using the IBM z/OS Container Extensions (zCX). For more information, see Installing the agent on Red Hat OpenShift on IBM z/OS by using IBM z/OS Container Extensions.

Kubernetes monitoring polling frequency

Now the polling frequency for Kubernetes monitoring is automatically set by the agent operator to 10 seconds.

API for triggering notification manually

Previously, notifications that are triggered with an API were limited to events within the current month. This restriction is now removed. For more information, see the API for triggering notification manually.

Collecting machineId on Linux, macOS, and Windows systems

The Instana Host sensor now collects machineId on Linux, macOS, and Windows systems. The machineId is used to correlate OpenTelemetry entities with Host entities.

Misleading per-page count of items

In some tables, the default value of items per page was misleading. For example, in the Applications > Error Messages table, the number of items per page was set to 20 by default, but only 10 items were shown. This issue is now fixed.

RBAC application access scope includes application APIs

Previously, personal API tokens ignored RBAC application access limits. Now, personal API tokens with limited application access can access only the listed applications.

Rounding of values by using SI prefix

Previously, values that are shown in the SI format were rounded down instead of rounding to the nearest value. A value of 14.57 was formatted as 14 instead of 15. Likewise, a value of 1567 was formatted as 1.5k instead of 1.6k. This issue is fixed now.

The number of decimal places is now more consistent when using SI prefixes. The values that must display a fixed number of decimal places now strictly shows the exact number of decimal places. Previously, this was not always the case, and values showed more or fewer decimal places than expected. For example, when formatting 433.123 by using the SI prefix with one decimal place, the value was 433.123 instead of 433.1.

These errors were limited only to the SI prefix formatter.