What's new in Dynatrace SaaS version 1.327

  • Release notes
  • 4-min read
  • Published Oct 27, 2025
  • Rollout start on Nov 06, 2025

This page showcases new features, changes, and bug fixes in Dynatrace SaaS version 1.327. It contains:

Feature updates

Platform | Davis

New field in Davis Problems indicating root cause analysis execution state

Davis Problems now indicates the root cause analysis execution status in the dt.analysis.ready field. This allows configuring problem notifications based on the problem’s maturity.

Platform | DQL

More possibilities for using the ~ operator in DQL

The ~ operator in DQL can now also be used with expressions on the left side, as shown in the following example:

fetch logs
| filter substring(content, from:0, to:100) ~ "error"

The search command continues to support only root-level fields on the left side of the ~ operator, the same as other operators such as == or !=.

Platform | OpenPipeline

OpenPipeline Technology API

The /technologies API endpoint now includes deprecated technologies in its response. Each technology object has two new fields:

"deprecated": false,
"replacementId": null
  • deprecated indicates whether the technology is considered outdated.
  • replacementId can optionally reference a newer technology intended to replace the deprecated one.

Platform | OpenPipeline

OpenPipeline Configuration API

The OpenPipeline Configuration API endpoints

  • GET /platform/openpipeline/v1/configurations/{id}
  • POST /platform/openpipeline/v1/configurations/{id}

are marked as deprecated.

Use the Settings API with OpenPipeline schemas builtin:openpipeline.<configuration.scope>.routing, builtin:openpipeline.<configuration.scope>.pipelines, and builtin:openpipeline.<configuration.scope>.ingest-sources for each configuration scope instead. For more details, see the migration guide.

Digital Experience | Experience Vitals

Waterfall analysis for page loads in the Experience Vitals app

The new Waterfall analysis feature in Experience Vitals provides powerful insights to analyze and optimize web performance.

Key features

  • Gantt chart visuals showing resource timings with W3C attributes (TTFB, DOM Interactive, Load Event End)
  • Instance-based drill-down with sorting and filtering for individual page loads
  • Persistent filtering and sorting options in the waterfall chart
  • Options for request size and additional columns for better usability
  • Cross-linking to Notebooks and session details

More to come

Future updates will include Google Web Vitals annotations, trace linking, and individual resource analysis in Notebooks.

Fixes and maintenance

Resolved issues in this release (SaaS)

  • Fixed an issue with missing sample data in built-in technology bundle processors. (PPX-7621)
  • Fixed an issue with an incorrect warning message on the Kubernetes Workload anomaly detection settings page, which appeared when the “New Kubernetes experience” had been enabled. (INFOBS-4811)
  • The explicit bucket histogram metrics (Classic metric keys ending with _bucket.count) are removed from Classic storage to ensure reliable operation. From now on, those metrics will be accessible exclusively from Grail (Grail metric keys ending with _bucket). (GRAIL-45267)
  • Fixed an issue that caused a user with minimal required permissions to receive a 403 error when accessing Settings Classic > Monitored Technologies. (DAQ-13058)