Oracle Autonomous Health Framework (AHF) 25.4 Release Notes Summary

• Stability, performance, and security maintenance: AHF 25.4 incorporates the April Java Runtime Environment Critical Patch Update, reduces memory consumption in core AHF processes, and includes broad bug fixes intended to improve reliability.
• Detection of increasing process memory usage: AHF Insights can now identify processes whose memory usage is growing over time. The Detected Problems view provides a summary of the issue, likely cause, and recommended resolution.
• Partial OneView TFA collections: For ExaDB-C@C and ExaDB-D, OneView-triggered TFA collections can succeed when only some cluster nodes complete. Available logs are uploaded to the service request, while missing data is identified for follow-up collection.
• Remote-node SRDC collections: AHF can route an SRDC request to the node where the incident actually occurred, even if the request was initiated elsewhere. This produces more targeted diagnostics and avoids unnecessary cluster-wide collections.
• New best-practice checks: Orachk and Exachk add a check for elevated priority of Global Cache Fusion processes. Orachk adds private-interface-name validation; Exachk adds voting-disk-integrity validation.