03/10/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 03/11/2026 07:05
This page showcases new features, changes, and bug fixes in Dynatrace OneAgent version 1.333. It contains:
Application Observability | Log Analytics
Monitor state and health of Log modules using self-monitoring events
We introduced a new functionality to monitor and troubleshoot Log modules.
It includes a pre-made dashboard that contains two main functionalities:
The functionality requires Log Management and Analytics powered by Grail, with support for OneAgent and Dynatrace Operator deployment modes. It is disabled by default and can be manually activated via the Settings API.
Oldest supported versions
With this release, the following are the oldest supported OneAgent versions.
For details, see How long are versions supported following rollout?.
Feature updates
Application Observability | Distributed Tracing
New automatic instrumentation for AWS Lambda in Go
We added new AWS Lambda layers for automatic Go instrumentation (tracing, log correlation). The new support includes the generic AWS SDK and SNS.
Application Observability | Distributed Tracing
Support for Spring Boot 4.0 and Spring Framework 7.0
OneAgent now supports Spring Boot 4.0 and Spring Framework 7.0 versions.
Application Observability | Distributed Tracing
Automatic span suppression for OpenTelemetry in Node.js code module
We have introduced automatic suppression of OpenTelemetry spans based on the OpenTelemetry instrumentation library name. If a OneAgent sensor is available that instruments the same library as the OpenTelemetry instrumentation, OpenTelemetry spans are automatically suppressed to avoid double tracing. For a list of OpenTelemetry instrumentation libraries affected by this behavior, see Prevention of span duplication in Node.js.
Application Observability | Log Analytics
Added detection of a plain IIS configuration
We've introduced the Detection of a plain IIS configuration feature that enables OneAgent to assign logs to the appropriate IIS application pools unambiguously.
When the feature is activated, OneAgent verifies whether the IIS setup is complex or plain. A plain configuration means that a single application pool is assigned to a single site, and there is no central log shared across the entire IIS instance.
The plain configuration assigns logs to the processes of individual pools instead of assigning all logs to a single IIS process.
To activate the Detection of a plain IIS configuration feature:
Digital Experience | RUM Web
RUM JavaScript Classic allows you to resume automatic page detection
You can now call to restore automatic page detection after using manual page detection.
Infrastructure Observability | Azure
We have added a new integration option to monitor Azure App Service on Linux using the sidecar pattern. This provides a simplified integration with code-only and custom container deployments.
Platform
Added support for Fedora 43
We have added support for Fedora 43.
Platform | OneAgent
Support for Redisson Tracing
Tracing support for Redisson is now available, including support for tracing queries and batched queries. To enable this, turn on Java Redisson Redis client. This instrumentation can optionally distinguish between batch operations (turned off by default).
Platform | OneAgent
Support for ES6 modules in Node.js
ES6 modules are now supported in Node.js.
Platform | OneAgent
Support for Vert.x HttpClient and Vert.x WebClient
Tracing support is now available for WebClient and HttpClient for versions 3.6+, 4.X, and 5.X.
Platform | OneAgent
Added Python 3.14 distribution for extensions
We have added the Python 3.14 distribution to the OneAgent deployment for extensions.
Breaking changes
Infrastructure Observability | Extensions
Run your extensions with Python runtime version 3.14
Python extensions can now be run with Python 3.14. To enable this, rebuild the extension with the newest Python SDK.
Fixes and maintenance
General Availability (1.333.36.20260304-162231)