Deprecation of Classic Adapters templates
- Effective Date: November 2026
- Announcement Date: September 2026
After the Effective Date, OpsRamp will officially deprecate support for the following templates.
Click here to see the list of templates.
- ActiveMQ - API
- CouchDB1 - Statistics
- CouchDB2 - Statistics
- FTP Template
- FTP Template Monitor
- Glassfish JVM Template
- Glassfish Thread,Memory,Sessions Template
- Glassfish Transaction, Classes, System Stats Template
- HBase Master JVM Template
- HBase Master Performance Template
- HBase Regionserver JVM Template
- HBase Regionserver Template
- HBase Sample Template
- HDFS DataNode Template
- HDFS DataNode Template Monitor
- HDFS NameNode Template
- Jetty JVM Template
- Jetty Template
- Lighttpd Performance Template
- Nginx Performance Template
- Nginx Statistics - v2
- RADIUS Authentication Status Check
- RabbitMQ - Nodes Performance and Health
- RabbitMQ - Overall Statistics
- RabbitMQ - Overall Statistics - v2
- RabbitMQ - Queues Statistics
- RabbitMQ Aliveness Check Status
- Resin CacheStore - ClusterServer Template
- Resin Memory - Web App Template
- Resin ThreadPool - Server Template
- TomEE Microprofile Template
- TomEE Plume Template
- TomEE Plus Template
- TomEE Webprofile Template
- TomEE Microprofile JVM Template
- TomEE Plume JVM Template
- TomEE Plus JVM Template
- TomEE Webprofile JVM Template
- Zookeeper Replicated JVM Template
- Zookeeper Replicated Template
- Zookeper Standalone JVM Template
- Zookeper Standalone Template
Deprecation of Assignment of Jobs, Knowledge Base Articles, Credentials, and Custom Attributes from Device Management Policy
- Effective Date: November 2026
- Announcement Date: September 2026
After the Effective Date, these assignment actions will no longer be available under Setup → Setup → Resources → Device Management Policy.
- Assign Knowledge Base Articles
- Assign Jobs
- Assign Credentials
- Assign Custom Attributes
Going forward, use Infrastructure → Groups to manage these assignments. This change eliminates duplicate functionality, simplifies administration, and accelerates the transition away from the legacy user interface.
This restriction applies only to new Device Management Policies. Existing Device Management Policies that use these assignment actions will continue to function as configured, and the system will retain their current assignments. Customers do not need to take any immediate action for existing policies.
The following actions remain supported under Setup → Setup → Resources → Device Management Policy.
- Assign Monitoring Templates
- Assign Availability Rules
These capabilities will remain available until we complete the transition to Setup → Account → Monitoring → Alert Definitions → Template Based Alert Definitions, as described in the previously announced deprecation notice. For more information, refer to Transition from Device Management Policies to Template-Based Alert Definitions.
Recommendation
Customers are encouraged to use Infrastructure → Groups for all new assignments of Knowledge Base Articles, Jobs, Credentials, and Custom Attributes. Future enhancements for these capabilities will be delivered through the Groups experience.Meraki Integration Transition Notice
- Effective Date: January 2027
- Announcement Date: August 2026
To improve scalability for large enterprise deployments, future investment for the OpsRamp Meraki integration will focus on the Gateway based Meraki integration. The current SaaS based integration has known scalability limitations due to Cisco Meraki’s API rate limit of 100 API requests per second per source IP address. The Gateway based Meraki Integration architecture overcomes this limitation by distributing API calls across Gateways, enabling better scalability and performance.
What does this mean for customers?
Existing Customers
- Existing Meraki SaaS integrations will continue to be supported.
- Existing integrations can continue to be updated or deleted.
- From August release, creation of new Meraki SaaS integrations will no longer be supported.
- Customers requiring additional Meraki integrations must use the Gateway based Meraki Integration.
New Customers
- The Meraki SaaS integration will no longer be available for new deployments.
- All new Meraki integrations must be deployed using the Gateway based Meraki Integration.
Future Enhancements
- All new features, enhancements, and monitoring capabilities for Meraki will be delivered only through the Gateway based monitoring integrations 2.0.
- Customers are encouraged to migrate to the Gateway based Meraki Integration to benefit from future functionality and improved scalability.
Existing SaaS Integration
The existing SaaS integration will continue to be supported for current customers till 31-JAN-2027.
See Meraki and Working with Cisco Meraki for more details.
Transition from Device Management Policies to Template-Based Alert Definitions
- Announcement Date: August 2026
- Effective Date: October 2026
As announced earlier in the 2026.04-U1 (April 2026), OpsRamp is moving to the v2 Monitoring UI. Existing Device Management Policies (Setup -> Setup -> Resources -> Device Management Policies) will no longer be visible. OpsRamp will migrate all policies to two new locations.
For newly onboarded customers, OpsRamp has shown the new Template Based Alert Definition by default since the January 2026 release. For existing customers, OpsRamp will stop showing Device Management Policies and migrate the existing policies to new Template Based Alert Definitions and Resource Groups.
See Template-Based Alert Definitions document for more details.
Deprecation note of Classic application
- Effective Date: September 2026
- Announcement Date: July 2026
OpsRamp will officially deprecate support for the Dell XtremIO Classic application.