Oracle Autonomous Health Framework (AHF) 25.9 Release Notes Summary
- Updated security best-practice guidance: Orachk and Exachk now integrate DBSAT 4.0.0 recommendations, providing more current security and compliance insights in AHF best-practice reports.
- Simplified retrieval of compliance reports: The new
ahf data get-latest-reports --type compliancecommand gathers the latest full and Tier 1 compliance HTML reports from cluster nodes onto the local node. - Improved Exadata DomU alert collection: Default
tfactl diagcollectcollections now includealert_history_detail.txt, capturing Management Server anddbmclialerts from the prior seven days. - Configuration-driven scan-file monitoring: Scan File Entity selection is now controlled through the external
file_monitor_config.jsonfile rather than hard-coded mappings, making it easier to maintain and extend. - Better OneView collection metrics: TFA records log-collection and upload durations in its monitoring JSON, helping OneView identify collection bottlenecks.
- Response files always collected: TFA now includes database and Grid Infrastructure
.rspresponse files regardless of the selected collection time range, ensuring relevant installation configuration is available. - OneView database pre-check: TFA verifies that the specified database is running locally before processing a OneView request, improving SRDC reliability.
- More efficient Insights ZIP handling: With
-nocopyor OneView collections, TFA avoids transferring the full collection ZIP to the initiating node. - New best-practice check: Orachk and Exachk add validation for kernel-space and user-space core-dump configuration.