What’s New At Releem - January 2026

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In the first month of the new year, we focused on practical improvements for the Dashboard, Platform, and Agent, while continuing development on a set of larger integrations that are nearing release. We’ll be sharing details soon.

In March, we’ll be at CloudFest in Germany (23–26 March), and you can find us in Startup Alley. If you’re planning to attend, let us know so we can connect in person and discuss database performance, automation, and partnership opportunities.

For Releem Community members, we have free tickets available.
To claim your free ticket and save €499, just send us request.

We also shipped Dashboard Sharing 💪 This was something we initially treated as a lower-priority request, but it kept coming up. Eventually it became clear it was blocking teams from using Releem together, so we moved it up and shipped it.

Community Contributions

We're always collecting issues and feature requests on our GitHub. Here's where you can contribute:

Issues – If you encounter any problems or bugs, report them here.
Feature Requests – Have an idea to make Releem even better? Share your suggestions here.

Updates to Releem Dashboard

This month’s dashboard updates concentrate on making Query Analytics easier to work with and streamlining how you handle optimization recommendations:

Filtering control statements

You can now filter out control statements such as COMMIT, USE, and similar commands inside Query Analytics. This helps isolate performance-relevant queries without noise from session or transaction control statements (Closes #457).

Improved query optimization workflow

You can now delete optimization recommendations directly from the interface, with a confirmation step to prevent accidental removal.

Filter queries by status

Easily filter optimization recommendations by status to focus only on discovered, custom or optimized items.

Optional schema checks

You can now disable schema checks when they’re not relevant to your database environment.

Google authentication

Google Sign-In is now available during new account registration, making it faster to get started with Releem.

Updates to Releem Platform

We pushed out several fixes this month to improve reliability and compatibility:

Fixed duplicate entry errors during multiple team member invitations (Closes #489).
Fixed InnoDB index key size detection logic (Closes #487).
Fixed configuration application issues for RDS MariaDB instances (Closes #484).

Updates to Releem Agent

We simplified Releem Agent installation for WHM/cPanel environments.

The agent received security and performance improvements:

Updated Go and dependencies to the latest versions, resolving critical and high-severity CVEs.
Removed envsubst from the Agent image to eliminate unnecessary vulnerability exposure.
Fixed an issue that triggered full table scans during constraint metadata collection, reducing impact on database servers (Closes #493).