Motadata ObserveOps 8.2.9 Release Notes

Motadata ObserveOps 8.2.9 focuses on practical improvements across security, endpoint operations, and service workflows. The release brings PostgreSQL Cluster Health and Performance Monitoring Added​ into sharper operational focus, expands capabilities around Apache Kafka Monitoring Added​, and streamlines workflows with WAN Link Discovery With Cisco NX-OS Support Added​. The result is a release aimed at reducing tool hand-offs, standardizing execution, and giving IT teams clearer ownership from detection or request through resolution.

Motadata ObserveOps Release Notes Version 8.2.9 10/05/2026
Motadata ObserveOpsVERSION 8.2.9

PostgreSQL Cluster Health and Performance Monitoring Added​

PostgreSQL Clusters can now be monitored alongside standalone PostgreSQL instances, with cluster health, replication status, and node-level metrics available across the standard database monitoring workflows.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Apache Kafka Monitoring Added​

With this release, Apache Kafka can be monitored using both agent-based and agentless collection. Discovery follows the same rediscovery settings flow used by other applications.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

WAN Link Discovery With Cisco NX-OS Support Added​

With this release, Cisco NX-OS joins Cisco IOS-XE, Cisco IOS-XR, and Juniper RPM as a supported OS, with ICMP Echo, UDP Echo, and UDP Jitter probes over SSH.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Topology Connection Width and Bold Label Controls Added​

With this release, the topology visualization settings expose a connection width slider and a bold name toggle for node labels, alongside the existing overlay controls. Both settings apply to default and custom topologies.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Benchmark and Peak Order Counters for LAMA Integration Added​

With this release, the LAMA integration adds two counters, Benchmark and Peak Order. Values are fetched and delivered to LAMA, alongside the existing categories.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Per-Interface CRC and FCS Error Monitoring Added​

A dedicated CRC/FCS error counter is now available per network interface, distinct from the aggregate inbound-error signal, so network teams can spot failing cables, transceivers, or links early. The counter surfaces in Alert Policies across multi-vendor SNMP-monitored networks.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

ArubaOS-Switch .swi Firmware Upgrade Support in NCCM Added​

NCCM firmware upgrade now accept .swi images used by ArubaOS-Switch devices. The .swi extension is now part of the accepted firmware allow-list.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.

Enhanced Alert Suppression with Flexible window and Notes​

With this release, users can suppress a single active alert from its detail view using a preset window, a custom length with a chosen unit (such as 45 minutes or 3 days), or until a specific future date and time. Suppressed alerts stay visible in the alert list with their resume time, and alerting fully pauses across state changes and notifications.

Organizations often manage this area through fragmented tools or manual processes, reducing visibility, consistency, and ownership.
The enhancement can reduce manual work, improve operational control, and help teams respond faster with better context.
Motadata ObserveOps Release Notes 8.2.9
Source: Motadata Documentation
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