ActiveGate release notes version 1.293

Rollout start: Jun 18, 2024

With this release, the following are the oldest supported ActiveGate versions.

For details, see How long are versions supported following rollout?.

New features and enhancements

New operating systems for Synthetic-enabled ActiveGate

Digital Experience | Synthetic Monitoring

The following operating systems are now supported for Synthetic-enabled ActiveGate

Syslog ingestion

Infrastructure Observability | Logs

Syslog, short for system logging protocol, is a logging mechanism that enables system administrators to oversee and control log files from various system components, such as network devices, Linux host syslog, syslog servers, or other syslog producers.

Starting with version 1.293, you can use your Environment ActiveGate on Linux to collect syslog logs in your network and ingest them to Dynatrace.

This is a preview release. Your current configuration is fully compatible with future versions, but you can expect higher resiliency to traffic spikes and better handling of connection disruptions when the feature becomes generally available.

For more information, see Syslog ingestion with ActiveGate.

Chromium support for private Synthetic locations

Digital Experience | Synthetic Monitoring

Chromium 125 is the latest supported version for Synthetic-enabled ActiveGate installed on:

Chromium 125 is bundled with the Windows ActiveGate installer.

For more information on supported and provided Chromium versions, see Requirements for private Synthetic locations and Create a private Synthetic location.

Operating system support

Resolved issues