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title: "June 6, 2025"
description: "Middleware release 2.5.1 (June 6, 2025): Error tracking alerts, OpsAI, Welcome Dashboard changes, Infrastructure improvements."
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# June 6, 2025

Release 2.5.1 shipped on June 6, 2025.

## Features

### Error tracking alerts

- Create alerts on any front-end errors (browser errors, website errors) or backend errors of your applications.

### OpsAI

- Track errors of your application at one place and find root cause and solution with OpsAI.
- Create PR directly in one click with the fix.
- Currently supported with Go lang, python and node.js and RUM errors.

### Welcome Dashboard changes

- We changed onboarding experience with new dashboard where you can see all important steps to perform to get started.
- It has direct links for installation, APM, dashboard creation, alert creation.
- If agent integration is done, the dashboard will display important data which helps users to understand their infra and APM performance.

## Improvements

### Infrastructure improvements

- Updated listing screens of hosts, Kubernetes (deployments, replicaset, job, cronjob, daemonset, statefulsets with more and insightful data.
- Revamped kubernetes deployment inner screen by adding more metrics, new map, data in events, pods data.
- New dashboard for cluster overview with more data and new design.
- Improvements in dashboards for better performance and faster loading from the UI side.
- Fixed the issue of search in metrics pipeline.
- Added an option to multiple selection to enable/disable metrics from metrics pipeline.
- Optimized metrics syncing to display metrics faster in front-end (like search bar, filter suggestions, inside widget while creating dashboards )
- Fixed an issue where users could log in with email and password even when Okta SSO was enabled. Now, if Okta SSO is enabled, login is allowed only via SSO.
- UX improvements on validations and bug fixes for database integrations.
- Updated default threshold to more realistic value for pre-built alerts.
- Updated MongoDB integration to run it from server side.
- Fixed the issue of ingestion control where the user was not getting assigned a custom path in the config profile.
- Resolved an issue with the Windows agent where, on certain Windows versions, metrics were being dropped after a restart.

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