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We’re thrilled to introduce NiCE Linux Power Management Pack version 1.60, a major step forward in monitoring Linux environments running on IBM Power Systems (ppc64le) with Microsoft SCOM.

Today, we are pleased to announce the general availability of Elastic 9.3 as the latest version of the Elasticsearch Platform — the world’s most popular open source platform for transforming both structured and unstructured data into trusted answers and outcomes. In addition to including new features that help developers with context engineering and agent building, Elastic 9.3 introduces a broad set of new capabilities to Elastic Search & AI, Elastic Observability, and Elastic Security.

Sometimes the most interesting engineering stories don’t start with a roadmap or a release plan—they start with personal taste. A preference for good design. A frustration with clunky tools. A desire to see everything in one place.

We are excited to announce the release of SSIS components Data Flow Components version 4.0, an update that delivers expanded compatibility with the latest development tools and database platforms. Version 4.0 introduces full support for Visual Studio 2026 and Visual Studio 2026 Insiders, ensuring developers can seamlessly adopt Microsoft’s newest IDE while continuing to work with familiar workflows.

Megaport On-ramp as a Service is the fastest way for service providers to offer secure, private connectivity to mission-critical applications, and it’s now available. Considered the gold standard, private connectivity is the superior way to reach enterprise applications, storage services, or security services. But for most service providers, offering a private on-ramp for customers to connect to isn’t straightforward.

Tempo 2.10 has arrived, delivering TraceQL enhancements, improved cardinality management for the metrics-generator, vParquet5, and more. You can continue reading and check out the video below to learn more about these and other new features. The Tempo 2.10 release notes and changelog provide more in-depth details and include all of the changes that came with this release.

We're excited to announce a new way to interact with IsDown: the MCP Server. Now you can query your monitoring data directly from AI assistants like Claude.

Running Graylog on Kubernetes has been possible for a while, but let’s be honest: it usually involved a fair amount of DIY. Custom manifests, duct-taped values files, and more than one late-night kubectl describe pod. That changes today. We’re releasing the first-ever Graylog Helm chart for Kubernetes — now available in beta.

Infrastructure code rarely stays clean on its own. Teams move fast, and reviews aren’t always deep or consistent. Over time, misconfigurations build up and increase the risk of outages, security gaps, or unpredictable behavior. Static scanning tools can help, but they often require setup, expertise, and don’t always reflect how infrastructure code is actually used across environments. Code Optimizer, now in beta, helps teams catch those issues earlier.

We’re excited to announce the simultaneous releases of HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller 3.2 and HAProxy Enterprise Kubernetes Ingress Controller 3.2! All new features described here apply to both products. These releases introduce user-defined annotations, a new frontend CRD, and other minor improvements, and we’ll cover these in detail below. Visit our documentation to view the full release notes.