As we’ve shared previously, we’ve spent the last several months on a major upgrade to the infrastructure that runs Watchman Monitoring. This is a big investment in the future of the platform: it lets us ship updates, new features, and bug fixes far faster than before. As with any migration of this size, it also […]
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We are pleased to announce a major milestone for Linux monitoring: a complete rewrite of the Watchman Monitoring Linux agent. Version 4.0.2 replaces the legacy Python 2 agent, which is retired and will no longer be receiving updates. The new agent is available now to all subscribers. Install it from your dashboard under Installers → Linux. Overview The new Linux agent is
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Watchman Monitoring is happy to announce the release of agent 7.1.7.712 for macOS. It will automatically roll out to all Computers next Tuesday, June 2 2026. Bug Fixes CrashPlan: more reliable destination discovery For years, the CrashPlan plugin has discovered configured destinations by parsing the DESTINATIONS section of CrashPlan’s app.log. That format has shifted repeatedly
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Watchman Monitoring is happy to announce the release of agent 7.1.7.706 for macOS. Munki Improvements Munki v7 Support – The Munki plugin now supports Munki v7 and will properly display it in the Dashboard. Bug Fix – Munki plugin no longer crashes when ManagedInstallReport.plist records EndTime as a date. Affected hosted could go silent on Munki
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We are happy to announce that we have upgraded our Zendesk integration. We have added support for Oauth client based authentication and behind-the-scene changes to how tickets are updated. If you use Watchman Monitoring’s Zendesk integration , here’s what’s changing and what you should do about it. Connect with with OAuth The biggest change is
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Rolling out to all subscribers starting Tuesday, May 5, 2026 (1400 UTC / 9:00 AM Central) Auto-update connectivity fix Earlier this year our load balancer infrastructure dropped support for TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in line with current security standards. The Monitoring Client’s auto-updater (a third-party component compiled against .NET 4.0) defaulted to those older protocols
Watchman Monitoring is happy to announce the release of agent 7.1.6.101 for macOS. Apple A Series Support Apple A18 / A18 Pro / A19 / A19 Pro — added processor-speed and unified-memory entries (A18: 4.04 GHz / 7500 MHz, A18 Pro: 4.04 GHz / 8533 MHz, A19: 4.26 GHz / 8533 MHz, A19 Pro: 4.26 GHz
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We have two major features to announce today. Both ChromeOS monitoring and HaloPSA have been running in early access for the past few months, and we’re now making them available to all Watchman Monitoring customers. ChromeOS Monitoring Back in September we sent out a survey asking what Watchman Monitoring users wanted us to build. ChromeOS
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We’re excited to announce the release of Outgoing Webhooks—a feature that lets you integrate Watchman Monitoring with the tools your team already uses. This has been one of our most-requested features, and we’re thrilled to finally deliver it. Real-Time Notifications Where You Need Them Outgoing Webhooks send real-time notifications when events occur in your Watchman
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Reliable, Stable, and Here for the Long Term Watchman Monitoring has always been built on trust and dependability, and we intend to carry that forward. We are not chasing trends. We are focused on making Watchman Monitoring a tool you can rely on for years. Since we acquired Watchman Monitoring, we have focused on getting
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