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v1.0.89

August 25, 2025​

v1.0.89

New Features​

Docker Host Installation Support​

Causely now offers a new streamlined installation option for Docker hosts. This installation method enables telemetry collection and root-cause analysis for containerized services on any Docker-enabled host, complementing our existing deployment options.

Key capabilities:

  • eBPF-based telemetry collection for Docker containers
  • Root cause analysis for services running on Docker hosts
  • Easy setup with automated installation scripts
  • Support for privileged container deployment with host PID access

Learn more about setting up Causely on Docker hosts in our Docker Host Installation guide.

Multi-Database Support for MySQL and PostgreSQL​

Causely now supports multiple MySQL and PostgreSQL databases using the same secret configuration. This allows you to monitor multiple databases with the same credentials, reducing the need for separate secret management.

Learn more about setting up multiple MySQL and PostgreSQL databases in our MySQL Configuration guide and PostgreSQL Configuration guide.

Did You Know?​

Streamline incident response with CauselyBot webhook integration

Causely can automatically forward root cause notifications to your preferred collaboration tools through CauselyBot, our open source webhook service. CauselyBot receives authenticated payloads from Causely and intelligently routes them to platforms like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and OpsGenie.

Key capabilities include:

  • Smart Filtering: Configure custom filters based on severity, entity type, SLO impact, or root cause name to ensure teams only receive relevant notifications
  • Multiple Destinations: Route different types of incidents to appropriate teams—send critical database issues to the DBA team while routing general service degradations to the on-call engineers
  • Secure Authentication: Built-in bearer token validation ensures only authorized notifications reach your systems
  • Easy Deployment: Available as Docker containers or Helm charts for seamless integration into your existing infrastructure

This enables faster incident response by delivering actionable context directly to the tools your teams already use, reducing mean time to resolution and improving collaboration during critical incidents.

Bug Fixes and Minor Improvements​

This release focuses on stability improvements and bug fixes across the platform:

  • Impact Graph Resilience: Improved impact graph calculation to handle missing services gracefully, resulting in faster loading of the impact graph UI.
  • Database Health Checks: Added comprehensive health checks for cloud-sql-proxy and ping-check database connections for improved monitoring.
  • Redis Span Enhancement: Improved Redis span collection for better distributed tracing coverage.
  • Service Impact Calculation: Improved accuracy of service impact calculations to address scenarios where impact was too broad.
  • Entity Deletion Handling: Improved logic for handling deleted entities in the system. For example clusters or namespaces that have been removed, will no longer be shown in the topology.
  • Copilot Improvements: Various enhancements to the Causely Copilot functionality.