What’s new

#Windows Server 2022 is now the minimum for new private location installations

The Windows Server 2019 installation package is no longer available on the private location installation page. Windows Server 2022 is now the minimum supported Windows Server version for new private location installations.

Existing private locations running on Windows Server 2019 remain supported, and updated container images will continue to be available. For new installations, we recommend using Windows Server 2025 or Linux. If you need to install a new private location on Windows Server 2019, contact Uptrends Support.

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#Monitor API behavior every 30 seconds

New Enterprise-level accounts can now configure multi-step API monitors to run every 30 seconds, enabling more frequent service monitoring and earlier issue detection.

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#Duplicate custom integrations to create new ones faster

Custom integrations can now be saved as copies, enabling reuse of existing configurations instead of starting from scratch.

This option is not available for built-in integrations (email, SMS, phone) or third-party integrations requiring a dedicated setup flow, such as Slack and PagerDuty.

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#Authenticate multi-step APIs with bearer tokens

Multi-step API monitors now support Bearer authentication for individual API calls, allowing you to authenticate requests to APIs that require bearer tokens. When the token is set, Uptrends automatically includes it in the Authorization header of each API request.

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#Introducing Uptrends OpenTelemetry export

Uptrends now supports OpenTelemetry export for new Enterprise-level accounts.

Send monitoring results from selected monitor groups to an OpenTelemetry collector and correlate Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) data with application, infrastructure, and log telemetry in platforms such as Elastic, New Relic, Splunk, Prometheus, or ITRS Analytics.

To enable it on your account, contact Uptrends Support or your account manager to discuss options.

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