What's New in DBOS - June 2026

In recent updates, the DBOS product team has enhanced both workflow observability and transactional application development. Key advancements include the introduction of aggregate views and workflow metrics exports in DBOS Conductor, alongside role-based access control and bulk workflow fork operations from the user interface. Additionally, DBOS Transact has been improved with pluggable data sources, enhanced Java and Go feature parity, and the inclusion of SQLite backend support for Go. The platform now offers new integrations with AI frameworks and a plugin for Google ADK, enhancing reliability and scalability for AI applications. Improvements in DBOS Transact also feature latency enhancements for durable streams, bulk send operations, and expanded support for multiple databases, which collectively streamline operations and bolster exactly-once execution for database workflows. DBOS Conductor's updates facilitate easier management and monitoring of workflows through multi-dimensional filtering, aggregate views, and seamless integration with popular observability platforms, while role-based access control ensures secure management across teams.

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