This feature allows business transactions from specific rules to bypass the general lockdown, keeping them in the monitored list instead of moving to the overflow tab. It solves the problem of mixing transactions from critical and non-critical rules in the overflow bucket, especially aiding users with a large number of applications in capturing essential transactions as Business Transactions. The Override Lockdown feature is available only for Java applications. This feature:

• Simplifies the process of pinpointing key transactions.
• Saves time and effort in managing numerous transactions, enabling users to consistently register important business transactions.

From this release, the Overflow tab displays when the:

• business transaction lockdown is enabled.
• business transaction limit has been reached.

See Create a Custom Match Rule.

• quickly create and associate tags with various entities such as, application, tier, node, business transaction, and server.

• dynamically associate or remove tags from multiple entities, providing flexibility in managing tags.

See Tag Management.

Splunk AppDynamics SaaS now automatically identifies anomalies in the following database metrics:

• The number of connections established with the database within a given time frame.
• The duration taken by the database to execute queries.
• The number of calls made to the database per minute.

This anomaly detection removes the need for manually setting up health rules to identify database issues. It reduces both the mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to resolve (MTTR) incidents. See Anomaly Detection.

In the Anomaly Detection > Model Training page, you can now view the tier associated with a business transaction. You can correctly identify the business transaction if the same business transaction is associated with multiple tiers. In the email alerts, you can can view the tier associate with a business transaction. See Anomaly Detection.

You can now create health rules on synthetic jobs to detect any user experience issues for browser applications and API monitoring. In the Create Health Rule wizard, select User Experience: Browser Apps or User Experience: API Monitoring and configure a critical or warning condition on the synthetic job metrics. You receive alerts when the metrics exceed the specified threshold value. See Create a Health Rule.

To create, update, delete, import, and override the alerting templates, you now require the CONFIG_ALERTING_TEMPLATES_PLANS permission in your user profile. This new permission has been implemented to prevent accidental modifications, deletions, or creations of alerting templates.

If you are an account owner or administrator, the permission is enabled by default in your user profile. To enable the permission in other user profiles, contact your account owner or administrator. See Alerting Templates.

You can now select the following time ranges on the dashboards and related reports:

• Today
• Yesterday
• Previous Week
• Previous Month

This release supports:

• HashiCorp Vault to provide database credentials and secret while using Database Monitoring
• adding and updating the HashiCorp Vault attributes using the Database Visibility API

The following enhancements are designed to provide greater visibility and control on your license metrics:

• View the Metric Browser tab in the User Profile > License page. In Metric Browser, you can view the Limit and Usage metrics associated with the Agent Based Licensing and Infra Based Licensing packages. You can compare these metrics and also with baseline values. See License Metrics in Metric Browser.
• Create health rules, policies, and actions for the licensing metrics and get alerts when your license usage and limit metrics exceed specified threshold values. See Alerts for License Metrics.

You can now create license rules for End User Monitoring (EUM) to allocate the total license units among the Browser Real User Monitoring (BRUM) and Mobile Real User Monitoring (MRUM) applications based on your usage patterns. This feature helps you to efficiently manage the Splunk AppDynamics SaaS licenses in your applications. See End User Monitoring License Rules.

This release introduces the search functionality on the Metric Browser - Server Visibility page to search for any specific metric group within the first four levels of the metric tree.

You require minimum three strings to initiate a search. When you specify the string in the search field and click Search, you can view the total number of matches found with the navigation arrows to move to previous or next match in the sequence. See View Metric Browser