FrameFlow Newsletter - April 2026
Keep Up to Date on the Latest FrameFlow News
New Release: FrameFlow v2026.4
FrameFlow v2026.4 came out on March 31st and is now our latest release. By updating, you'll get our most recent features and fixes, including a new dashboard theme and new options for WMI calls. To view the entire list of the changes we've made in the latest update, you can visit our change log. Make sure to update to .4 soon to get the latest and best FrameFlow experience.
Upcoming New Monitor: Linux/SSH Swap
Our next update will include the Linux/SSH Swap Event Monitor. This new event monitor watches swap usage on your remote servers and sends you alerts if the values exceed the thresholds you enter. You can also log a list of all swap processes, devices, and/or result data in the text generated by the event monitor each time it runs. Keep an eye out for this new event monitor, coming soon!
Recently Released: AWS Cost Monitoring Blog
Did you know that you can use FrameFlow's event monitors to predict, monitor, and reduce your monthly Amazon Web Services bill? With our AWS Billing, EC2, DynamoDB, and other event monitors, you can track your AWS bill throughout the month and make adjustments in real time to save on costs. Our recently released blog post has more details on how to get started.
A similar article focused on Microsoft Azure cost monitoring will be coming soon, so keep an eye out for that one if this premise seems helpful to your team's monitoring needs.
Wrap Up
That's all for this month! Tune in at the start of the next month for the next email update. You can find an archive of our past newsletters on the Server Monitoring Newsletter section of our site. Feel free to contact us with any comments or suggestions. We appreciate feedback from users like you; it's what keeps our product moving forward.
Sincerely,
The FrameFlow Team
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