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Simplifying Patching for Capacity Management Suite®
Simplifying Patching for Capacity Management Suite®

Introducing cumulative patches for Capacity Management Suite® 24.02! A more reliable and efficient update process.

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Written by Joe Caffrey
Updated over 2 months ago

Exciting Changes to Our Patch Process!

We’re rolling out a new on-premise patching process for Capacity Management Suite® starting with version 24.02. Instead of individual hotfixes, we’ll now release a cumulative patch that includes all approved fixes, ensuring a more comprehensive, more reliable, and less error-prone update experience.

Why This Change?

  • Eliminates fragmented hotfixes – You will benefit from a consistent experience as every deployment will now be standardized, making updates seamless and reducing unexpected behavior.

  • Prevents conflicting fixes – Individual hotfixes often overlap, leading to unexpected errors and compatibility issues. This approach provides greater stability, fewer disruptions, and a smoother overall experience.

  • Reduces support footprint – Fewer troubleshooting challenges arise since a single patch ensures compatibility and removes uncertainty about which fixes are applied.

  • Easier testing & validation – A more rigorous validation process ensures that each patch is extensively tested for reliability, effectiveness, and compatibility before deployment, thanks to a holistic focus on patches.

How It Works

  • Rolling patch updates: New fixes will be periodically added, with the latest patch always replacing previous versions.

  • You can review the latest fixes as they become available by visiting the Patch Change Log.

  • Automated script deployment: The patch applies fixes across the App Server, Web Server, and Databases.

  • Available in English & German: Fully compatible with all supported 24.02 environments.

This change ensures that all Capacity Management Suite instances always have the latest fixes. Future patches will continue to evolve, adding support for additional complexities as needed.

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