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1.9.2
Australia, Zurich, Yokohama
Standalone Application
The synthetic monitoring application empowers organizations to proactively manage and enhance the performance and availability of critical services. By simulating user transactions on API endpoints, this solution identifies performance bottlenecks, ensures uptime, and optimizes user experiences.
- Create and manage synthetic tests to replicate end-user transactions for critical services.
- Get real-time notifications for performance degradations or outages before they impact users.
- See related services for synthetic tests to determine incident impact.
- Visualize synthetic test results, track KPIs, and share insights with stakeholders.
New
- Synthetic monitoring now supports multiple Application Services per check. Admins can associate a single HTTP endpoint or API with several application services, preserving all relationships in the CMDB database. The synthetic monitor creation form offers a multi-select application service field to enable teams to model shared infrastructure and maintain accurate service ownership.
Changed
- ECC Queue Auto-Purge job now reliably removes stale and orphaned synthetic monitoring records. The job deletes old completed messages, flags stuck or orphaned entries as errored, and identifies messages from disabled monitors. This prevents indefinite queue growth and confirms only active work remains.
Fixed
- MID-executed synthetic checks have been corrected to display actual HTTP error responses. Checks now accurately report when an endpoint responds with an error (such as 401), instead of showing "No response" when a real reply is received. Event descriptions now include actual versus expected values for failed conditions, improving diagnostic clarity.
Not applicable for this application version.
Agent client collector framework
Event Management
Event Management and service mapping core
For discovered APIs feature:
- API Insights and CMDB CI Class Models
Other Requirements:
If you are upgrading from a previous release and want to run monitors from a MID Server, you must restart the MID Server after upgrading.