Release notes
Release notes
August 2026
Edit agent configuration from the browser
The connection panel now shows what the agent is actually running on —ORACLE_SID,
ORACLE_HOME, SERVER_TYPE, the EBS environment file and more — and lets you change
any of them without an SSH session. The agent validates the value on the server,
keeps a backup, and restarts itself. tunevault-agent show and
tunevault-agent set do the same job from a shell, and tunevault-agent
rollback-config undoes the last change.
Credentials are deliberately excluded: passwords and API keys have their own paths
and cannot be set through configuration editing.
Oracle licensing, visible and changeable
A permanent panel on each connection records whether that database is licensed for the Oracle Diagnostics Pack and Tuning Pack, with the decision, who made it and when. Previously the prompt appeared once and could not be revisited.TuneVault never infers entitlement from the database.control_management_pack_access = DIAGNOSTIC+TUNING is the Enterprise Edition
default and does not mean the pack was purchased, so AWR-based history stays off
until someone confirms. Health checks run on real-time data either way.
Report exports
Health check reports carry Download PDF, Export CSV, DB XLSX and — where EBS is detected — a combined Full Report. Exports that need no server-side rendering now work even on reports whose connection has since been deleted.Installer asks instead of assuming
On a host running several Oracle instances the installer now asks which is primary rather than taking whichever the process list returned first. The detectedORACLE_HOME is shown for confirmation, and a single detected service is presented
for approval instead of being adopted silently. Non-interactive installs are
unchanged and never block.
Oracle Linux 7 installs repaired
Three independent faults could each leave an OL7/RHEL7 host without a working agent: a repository flag that madeyum fail outright, a missing build dependency,
and an import requests failure caused by a urllib3 version needing a newer
OpenSSL than OL7 ships. All fixed and verified on both OL7 and OL8.
July 2026
AutoPilot — self-healing services
AutoPilot watches Apache, OPMN, the Apps Listener, Node Manager, WebLogic Admin, managed servers, the database listener and instance state. When a service is down for a configurable number of consecutive checks it restarts it with the correct command, logs the raw output, and records every action with a timestamp. Opt-in per service, paused automatically during an ADOP patch cycle, with a configurable cooldown so a wrong reading cannot re-fire every five minutes.Free 30-day self-hosted trial
A free key is issued at install: one connection, unlimited health checks, thirty days, entirely on your own hardware. Licensing tolerates being offline — an unreachable licence server falls back to a cached last-known-good state rather than stopping a paid installation.TuneVault runs on Oracle
The platform moved to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle 26ai Autonomous Database, including native vector search for AI retrieval. Full write-up on the blog.June 2026
MCP server — 20 Oracle tools
Connect Claude Desktop or Claude Code straight to your Oracle estate: health checks, tablespace usage, blocking sessions, ADOP state, Concurrent Manager status, Workflow errors, patch advisor, vulnerability exposure and TuneOps tickets. Authentication uses a TuneVault API key. Setup guide at/mcp/setup.
EBS Operations
Five tabs covering service status, concurrent processing, Workflow Mailer, patching and reports — every operation running through the agent already installed on the server, with no SSH from TuneVault.TuneOps ticketing
Findings become tickets automatically, with de-duplication, re-open on recurrence, and an approval gate before execution.Something missing or unclear? Get in touch.