Dynatrace Managed release version 1.230 includes significant updates and enhancements, focusing on improving system performance and resolving vulnerabilities. Key improvements include reducing Elasticsearch backup snapshots retention to five days, updating hardware requirements for managed environments, and enhancing the Problems API to include event evidence data. Notable changes involve the exclusion of svchost.exe from injection to prevent Windows Server 2019 boot timeout issues and the introduction of management zone-aware service-level objectives. The update also allows for cloning service-level objectives and managing outage-handling settings via the Settings API. Additionally, real user traffic is now visible on the browser monitor details page, Prometheus metrics consumption behavior has been adjusted, and a new self-monitoring environment has been established for aggregating self-monitoring metrics, which is excluded from usage consumption. Several vulnerabilities, including those related to the Log4j library, have been addressed, with updates to the JVM parameters for Dynatrace Server and Elasticsearch and the removal of specific classes from the Log4j library. The release also resolves numerous issues across various components, such as cluster management, infrastructure monitoring, and user session displays, while enhancing the performance and accuracy of existing features.