Runtime Release Notes for July 2026
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Enhanced Listener Reporting is enabled by default for all accounts. (CON-11104)
This feature is in the runtime release and impacts the API response. UI enhancements are in the Platform release.
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Listener Reporting Status Panel
The Listener Status Panel now gives you per-instance visibility into each listener's status, connector type, and last updated time. You can pinpoint issues on any individual connector instance, whether that's on a specific node or a specific worker. The new UI includes scrollable info dialogs, error messages, and stack traces for both instance-level and aggregated listener status. Connectors can also be implemented to update this status in real time, rather than just on startup.
(CON-10651)
This feature is not in the runtime release -
Listener worker updates:
Boomi now supports listener workers as a dedicated worker type that runs event listeners independently from the execution worker pool.
With listener workers, listeners run in isolation, so you can manage your concurrent listener connections separately from your execution workers, allowing more granular control and stability. While process execution still occurs on the execution workers, separating out the listener connections allows execution workers to scale up or down without changing your number of connections.
You can now enable listener workers and configure their settings separately for each process in each environment. You can configure listener worker settings in the deployed process settings UI or through the
EnvironmentProcessConfigurationplatform API. We recommend you test your configuration in a non-production environment before rolling it out to production. You can reconfigure your listener worker settings at any time without redeploying your processes or restarting your runtime.- UI configuration: In the Event Listener Configuration for any environment, enable listener workers and set the maximum number of concurrent executions per listener.
- API configuration: Use the
EnvironmentProcessConfiguration APIto manage listener worker settings programmatically. This is especially useful when updating multiple processes at once or when automating configuration in OEM deployments.
note- Listener workers are only supported for runtime clouds. Each cloud supports one listener worker per attachment.
- Listener workers are currently supported on standard (non-elastic) runtime clouds only, support for elastic runtime clouds is planned for a future release.
- Listener workers are not supported for Boomi public cloud attachments at this time.
- Only event listeners (that would normally run on execution workers) can run on a listener worker. HTTP/API listeners are not applicable.
(RUN-8599)
This feature is not in the runtime release -
Java and Docker updates:
- Java updates:
- Runtime cloud installers and upgraders are updated to Java version 11.0.31.11.1, containing the latest security patches.
- The Java update is also applied to Boomi-hosted runtime clouds.
- Docker Image updates Published in Dockerhub
- All images are updated to Java version 11.0.31.11.1
- Alpine image updated to version 3.23.4, containing the latest security patches.
- Red Hat image is updated to version 9.8-1781496742, containing the latest security patches.
- Other updates:
- Added tracking for the new
jdk.crypto.disabledAlgorithmssecurity property in the security compatibility layer, ensuring you are notified of any future changes to this property in Corretto updates. - Updated Java to the April 2026 critical patch release, addressing multiple security vulnerabilities and improving system stability and performance.
(RUN-10358)
- Added tracking for the new
- Java updates:
This feature is not in the runtime release
- Fixed an issue where you were unable to invoke the
RuntimeObservabilitySettingsGET API with Runtime Management Read Only privilege, allowing you to view observability settings for runtimes. (RUN-11210) - Attachment observability is now properly configured by the Runtime Properties API as an advanced property, rather than a custom property. (RUN-11178)
- The following APIs now enforce Advanced Environment privileges for write operations:
RuntimeProperties,CloudAttachmentProperties,ForkedExecutionProperties, andAtomAPIs: Users with Environment Management Read Access can no longer modify runtime properties through the API. Unauthorized edit requests return an authorization error.- Observability API: Users with Environment Management Read Access can view observability configurations, but cannot update them for their assigned environments.
No changes to existing API calls are required. Access is automatically scoped based on your account's privilege configuration.
(RUN-10946)
- Resolved an issue with release control scheduling for schedules set to Last Week on Saturday between 12 AM and 3 AM, ensuring the correct trigger date and timely updates. (RUN-1707)
These fixes are not in the runtime release