The April 2025 release of Administrator includes the following new features and enhancements.
Ability to disable HTTP port for Process Server
You can disable non-secure connections by leaving the Process Server http-port property value as empty on the Runtime Environments page in Administrator. You must restart the Secure Agent for the change to take effect. After this configuration, when you invoke an Application Integration process using the HTTP endpoint URL, an error occurs.
For more information, see Secure Agent Services.
Configure port range for the Secure Agent
You can now configure the port range used by a Secure Agent by editing the following file in a text editor:
Add the following lines to specify the port range:
InfaAgent.StartPort=<start range number> InfaAgent.EndPort=<end range number>
Note: The Secure Agent uses ports 14000 to 14999 by default if InfaAgent.StartPort and InfaAgent.EndPort are not present in infaagent.ini.
Custom authorization endpoints for secrets managers
You can use customer managed encryption keys when your secrets manager communicates with an authorization endpoint that differs from the default authorization endpoint.
If you use a different endpoint, configure the following connection properties based on your secrets manager:
•AWS Secrets Manager. If you access Secrets Manager using role-based authentication and you use a regional or manually configured endpoint, you can configure the STS endpoint URL and STS endpoint region.
•Azure Key Vault. If you use an endpoint other than the default global endpoint, you can configure the authority host.
•HashiCorp vault. If you use a custom path for the AppRole authentication method, you can configure the AppRole path.
For more information about working with secrets managers, see Organization Administration.
Metering tags
Metering tags allow you to organize and manage your cloud resources more effectively by allowing you to view consumption metrics at the asset level.
For more information, see Metering.
New Turbo mode to run Application Integration processes
You can choose to run Application Integration processes in the new Turbo mode. The Turbo mode offers high throughput, improved performance, and low latency.
Enable the Turbo mode in the Settings page of Administrator. You can enable the Turbo mode for new jobs or for all the existing and new jobs that are run within an organization.
The processes that run on the Turbo mode will be metered based on the number of process instances that are run for a specific time period.
For more information, see Organization Administration.
Notifications
Notifications have the following enhancements:
•In the notifications tray, related notifications are now grouped and collapsed under the first item. You can expand a group to view all notifications.
•Users with the privilege Manage user notifications can configure whether users in their organization receive email notifications. They can set the default behavior for new users and override the setting for all users. The Admin role has this privilege by default.
For more information about notification settings, see Organization Administration. For more information about roles and privileges, see User Administration.
•The product filtering option in the notifications tray no longer appears in services where filtering isn't available.
For more information about the notifications tray, see User Administration.
Serverless runtime environments on Microsoft Azure
You can use a user-assigned managed identity to grant the serverless runtime environment access to the supplementary file location. Previously, you could use only service principal credentials to grant access.