H2-2024

The SNMP Traps Configuration and SysLog Monitor Configuration in
Setup → Monitoring are now available in Setup → Account → Integrations.

While the previous location (Setup → Monitoring) is still available (with view only access), it is recommended that you explore the features from the Integrations UI to get an improved user experience.

As part of the UI/UX transformation, the SNMP Traps Configuration and SysLog Monitor Configuration pages in Setup → Monitoring will be completely removed after the effective date.

The Legacy Scripts feature, formerly accessible through Automation > Scripts will be deprecated from effective date. As part of our deprecation process, we have eliminated all associated actions from the UI.

We are introducing a new Scripts (v2) with an improved UI and enhanced performance compared to the legacy version. This new feature will be available to all customers starting February 2025.

The Legacy Classic Patch Management feature, formerly accessible through Configuration Management → Patch Management will be unavailable from effective date 01-October-2024. As part of our deprecation process, all related actions and options will be eliminated from the UI.

After the effective date, all users are encouraged to transition to the new Patch Management 2.0, which offers enhanced features and support.

This configuration and monitoring from Resource > Attributes > Hardware section > Logical Disk Drives, only work with the Agent-based G1 template: Windows Basic OS Performance. As part of the UI migration, you will not see this option after the effective date. You are not allowed to configure the thresholds for a monitoring template from the Resource Attributes page.

Alternatively, you can use the Agent G2 - Windows OS Performance Monitoring template.

The Legacy Jobs feature, formerly accessible through Automation > Jobs will be deprecated from effective date. As part of our deprecation process, we have eliminated all associated actions from the UI.

We are introducing a new Jobs (v2) with an improved UI and enhanced performance compared to the legacy version. This new feature will be available to all customers starting November 2024.

As part of the UI/UX transformation, the Monitors page in Setup -> Monitoring will be completely removed. Your existing monitors part of the templates will be migrated to Setup > Account > Monitoring > Template in the next release. All your existing monitoring templates will work without any impact but your monitors will be moved inside the template as “Metric Group”. You won’t get any dedicated page for Monitors moving forward.

As a result of this, you do not have an option to reuse the monitor in multiple templates so you have to clone the template and re-adjust it as per your needs.

This process will simplify the template creation, Metrics can be directly added to the templates, and you do not need to add metrics into the monitor and then add the monitor into the template.

As of the effective date, The Windows Service Configuration option in Setup -> Monitoring will be removed. You can not exclude the list of Windows Services by uploading a file from this page. This option is primarily used in the legacy Agent-based Windows Service Monitor and we have already deprecated that, please refer to Deprecation Notices. Anyhow, the existing monitors assigned to the resources will continue to work.

We recommend you use the latest version of the Windows Service Monitoring template from the Recommended templates.

The Agent Custom Monitors option in Setup > Monitoring will be removed in the next release. You can not create a new monitor but your existing monitors part of the template will continue to work.

As a replacement, we recommend you create a template with metrics with Adaptor Type “Application” and Application Type “Remote Script Executor”.