What's New

We are excited to announce the release of Flopsar 6.1, which comes with a variety of new features, enhancements, and critical bug fixes aimed at improving the overall functionality, performance, and usability of the platform. This version introduces major updates, including a new instrumentation engine, enhanced reporting capabilities, and improvements to the Workstation web application. Below is a detailed overview of what’s new in Flopsar 6.1.

New Instrumentation Engine in Agent

In this release, Flopsar introduces a completely redesigned instrumentation engine within the agent. This new implementation is optimized for performance, offering more efficient and flexible monitoring capabilities. The updated engine improves the way the agent instruments applications, resulting in faster processing times and reduced overhead. Additionally, the new design allows for easier integration with different runtime environments and greater adaptability to various application architectures.

Instrumentation Process Reporting

Flopsar now offers comprehensive reporting of the entire instrumentation process, allowing users to monitor each step as it occurs. This feature provides real-time feedback on the status of instrumentation tasks, from the initial setup to the completion of the instrumentation. This added transparency is designed to give users greater control over the monitoring setup and ensure that applications are properly instrumented without any guesswork.

Return Object Reporting from Methods

A powerful new feature in Flopsar is the ability to report on the return object from instrumented methods. With this enhancement, users can now capture and inspect the values or objects returned by specific methods during runtime. This provides deeper insights into the behavior and output of key methods, making it easier to diagnose issues, validate expected outcomes, and optimize application performance. Whether debugging errors or analyzing performance bottlenecks, return object reporting offers a more granular level of detail to help developers and operations teams make informed decisions based on actual runtime data.

Bug Fixes and Improvements

We’ve implemented several critical bug fixes in the Workstation web application to enhance its overall stability and reliability. These fixes address known issues that affected both the user interface and backend processing, ensuring smoother workflows and improved responsiveness during typical operations. Key improvements include better session management, faster loading times, and more consistent behaviour across different web browsers. Users can now expect a more seamless experience when interacting with the Workstation for monitoring and analyzing application performance.