Dynatrace's version 1.240 release introduces several enhancements and changes designed to improve production resiliency and observability. Key updates include automated problem remediation through Dynatrace Davis® AI, which detects issues and triggers remediation actions. There are notable changes such as the end-of-life for Session Replay masking v1 and the classic User sessions page, replaced by more advanced alternatives. New features include burn rate visualization for service-level objectives, expanded application security monitoring, and enhanced Kubernetes monitoring now available in General Availability, subject to DDU consumption. The OS service monitoring now supports both Windows and Linux services, while dashboards can be filtered by custom dimensions. Various resolved issues across clusters and user interfaces highlight improvements in alerting, network zones, JVM memory charts, and support for ServiceNow notifications. The release notes also detail updates to the Dynatrace API and other settings, ensuring users have access to the latest functionalities and security measures.