What's new in Dynatrace Managed 1.344

• Release notes
• 8-min read
• Updated on Aug 03, 2026
• Rollout start on Aug 03, 2026

This page showcases new features, changes, and bug fixes in Dynatrace Managed version 1.344. It contains:

Software Delivery

Configurable update windows and target versions for Environment ActiveGate

Environment ActiveGate auto-updates now offer the same controls as OneAgent.

You can pick a target version (Latest stable, Previous stable, Older stable, or a specific main version, and the latest sub-version is applied automatically), choose one of three update modes (Automatic at earliest convenience, Automatic during update window, or No automatic updates), and share the same update windows you already use for OneAgent.

Per-ActiveGate settings can override environment defaults, and manually managed ActiveGates expose an Update now to target version button.

The Environment Deployment API endpoints GET /api/v1/deployment/installer/gateway/{osType}/latest and GET /api/v1/deployment/installer/gateway/{osType}/latest/metainfo honor the configured target version too, so downloads and installer metadata stay consistent with the environment's chosen ActiveGate version.

Feature updates

Account Management | Cost Management

Improved DPS forecast and cost events

Cost monitors now deliver richer cost insights. The improved calculation model logic is reflected in forecasted value adjustments when the update takes effect.

Most values will experience no significant changes; deviations are possible, though rare, and are based on your actual DPS consumption data. If a deviation occurs, you'll receive a notification email. After the adjustment, forecasts are stable and consistent.

Application Security | Vulnerabilities

Catch malicious packages running in your environment with Runtime Vulnerability Analytics

Malicious package detection coverage in the Dynatrace Vulnerability Feed has been expanded. Runtime Vulnerability Analytics (RVA) now evaluates a broader set of malicious packages against the components loaded and executing in your environment, alongside existing vulnerability data.

Malicious package records use the same structure as vulnerability records, so existing dashboards, filters, and remediation workflows continue to work.

Coverage spans the same six ecosystems as the Dynatrace Vulnerability Feed: Java, JavaScript, Python, Go, .NET, and PHP.

Infrastructure Observability

Modernized AWS page for quicker insights

We’re excited to announce a redesigned AWS page, bringing broader visibility, smoother navigation, and a more intuitive monitoring experience to your infrastructure performance workflows.

Infrastructure Observability

Modernized generic Process page for quicker insights

The generic Process page for processes without a specific technology reference has been redesigned with improved visibility, navigation, and monitoring experience for your infrastructure performance workflows.

Infrastructure Observability | Extensions

New REST API serving public URIs for Dynatrace images

We've added a new REST API to provide URIs for the images used in Dynatrace components. The endpoint is GET /api/v2/fleetManagement/components/containerImages.

Infrastructure Observability | Kubernetes

Automatic cleanup of stale Kubernetes connection settings

Dynatrace will automatically disable stale Kubernetes connection settings if no successful connection has been established for 60 days. This action is recorded in the audit log and can be reversed by re-enabling the connection via the API or the web UI.

Platform

Managed FIPS module version support for NGINX and OpenSSL

The Managed FIPS module component now supports NGINX 1.30.2 and OpenSSL 3.5.7.

Platform

Block ingestion of metric dimensions you don't need

You can now stop specific metric dimensions from being ingested using the new Metric dimension block list in Settings > Metrics. Previously, unneeded metric dimensions were collected automatically with no way to exclude them. This gives you direct control over which metric dimensions enter your environment, so that you can cut out data you don't use and keep monitoring focused on what matters.

Platform

Simplified local self-monitoring environment

Local self-monitoring environments now show only the relevant capabilities that are available in the environment. This affects the environment’s Settings, main menu, and preset dashboards.

Platform

Log message for cluster upgrade message now has an INFO level

Now, the log level for a common log message during cluster upgrades is INFO instead of WARNING. The specific message is ClusterUpgradeStartUpStateService] Could not start node upgrade, cluster is not ready: not all nodes are up.

Platform

NGINX updated to version 1.30.4

The Dynatrace Managed installer now includes NGINX version 1.30.4.

Platform

Avoid deleting monitoring data by mistake

Avoid accidental data truncation when setting transaction storage, Session Replay, or mobile symbol files to 0. A hint and a pop-up window now inform you of the consequences of this operation and prevent the change from being made by mistake.

Platform | OneAgent

New configuration option to detect logs in binary format

We've introduced a new configuration option, BinaryDetectionMode that lets you control how the Log Agent handles binary or non-supported encoding files within a log source (LGI).

To configure this setting, go to Settings > Log Monitoring > Advanced Settings and set the BinaryDetectionMode property.

By default, the entire log source is marked as binary and stops being processed. There is no change in behavior for existing deployments.

Breaking changes

Infrastructure Observability

Latest Dynatrace functionality related to ActiveGate is not visible in Dynatrace Classic environments

ActiveGate modules that exclusively support Dynatrace Classic monitoring pages and applications are disallowed for ActiveGates connected to Latest Dynatrace environments. This affects the following modules:

For a full and up-to-date overview of all available ActiveGate modules and their supported deployment types, see ActiveGate purposes and functionality.

Platform | Problems

Closed problems no longer reopen

Resolved closed problems remain closed even after related events are detected. If new related events occur, Dynatrace Intelligence creates a new problem instead. This makes problem tracking more predictable and consistent.

Fixes and maintenance

Resolved issues in this release

Operating systems support