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September 2025

What’s New At Releem

OCT 21, 2025 • WRITTEN BY ROMAN AGABEKOV
September was a month of momentum. We focused on problems that frustrate every DBA: deadlocks, incomplete visibility, and cloud deployment quirks. We’ve shipped real-time deadlock monitoring, expanded the weekly reports, and fixed key issues with Releem Agent for RDS.

Beyond the product, our company flag reached Kazbek Mountain (5,047m and one of the highest peaks in the Caucasus). It’s a small but symbolic reminder of how far we’ve come as a team and community. 
And while one part of the team was climbing mountains, our co-founders Dmytrii Kochetov and Victor Podkopaev represented at Percona University Yerevan 2025. They shared insights into how LLMs can help with database performance tuning.

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

Deadlock Monitoring

After many requests, real-time MySQL and MariaDB deadlock detection has landed (Issue #293). No more hunting through logs. You’ll now see:

- Instant alerts when a deadlock occurs
- A detailed breakdown of conflicting transactions
- Actionable recommendations to prevent recurrence

Read our full deep-dive on deadlock detection to learn more.
New Weekly Reports

Weekly reports now give a richer snapshot of your server health including:

- Expanded Health Checks – System, MyISAM/InnoDB, Memory, Queries/Logs
- A new Security Check summary with severity levels

- Cleaner formatting for quick scanning

Updates to Releem Agent

Resolved AWS Security Hub Alerts

Releem Agent was previously being flagged by AWS Security Hub. The new update corrects those triggers (Issue #415).

Improved EC2 Deployment Documentation

We’ve added guidance for monitoring multiple RDS instances from one EC2 instance. This reduces setup overhead and cuts Fargate resource costs. Read the documentation here.

Stabilized Setup Process

Fixed an issue that caused the Agent to restart MySQL/MariaDB unnecessarily during initial installation. It was annoying everyone and we’re glad it’s no longer a problem (Issue #413)

News You Might Have Missed

Laravel News recently covered a Releem study on how MySQL’s default settings can drag down performance for Laravel apps. It’s a great read if you want to learn more about what’s hiding behind “out-of-the-box” configurations. The Hidden Cost of MySQL Defaults in Laravel Apps

Article by

  • Founder & CEO
    Roman Agabekov has 17 years of experience managing and optimizing MySQL and MariaDB in high-load environments. He founded Releem to automate routine database management tasks like performance monitoring, tuning, and query optimization. His articles share practical insights to help others maintain and improve their databases.