We are pleased to announce the release of CMDBuild 4.3, available since October 14.
This new version introduces several important improvements aimed at making CMDBuild more customizable, effective and easier to integrate with external systems.
Among the main new features:
- Role-based Home Page, allowing administrators to create customized operational and management views for different users and roles.
- Renewed Dashboards, with a redesigned interface and new components including KPI tiles, data lists, calendars and Pareto charts.
- Dependency Tree, a new hierarchical view that makes it easier to explore relationships between CMDB elements and perform impact analysis.
- Artificial Intelligence integration, through a new plugin-based architecture that makes CMDBuild data and documents accessible to AI-powered tools.
- Enhanced user activity tracking, providing greater visibility into logins, record access and other relevant user operations, also supporting NIS2-related auditing and security requirements.
- New data integration connectors, including Microsoft Azure Entra ID, Microsoft Azure Resource Manager, Claroty, Dynatrace, GLPI, Google Cloud and NinjaOne.
- Several additional improvements to the user interface, permissions and authorization management, security, stability, and data import/export.
CMDBuild is now on GitHub!
There is also another important update for the CMDBuild community: CMDBuild is now on GitHub!
This is an important step in making the project even more accessible to developers, users and contributors.
You can find a complete overview of the new features in the CMDBuild 4.3 release notes.
CMDBuild 4.3 is available for download now. Please visit the CMDBuild download page for download instructions.
As always, your feedback is welcome. Feel free to use the forum to share your experience with the new version, ask questions or report any issues you may encounter.