Combined Configuration Management Database (CMDB) release notes for upgrades from Xanadu to Yokohama

Consolidated page of all release notes for Configuration Management Database (CMDB) from Xanadu to Yokohama.

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To help you prepare for your upgrade, we have combined the cross-family Configuration Management Database (CMDB) release notes onto one page. Read this summary of the new features, changes, and updated information for your product from Xanadu to Yokohama.

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Important information for upgrading Configuration Management Database (CMDB) to Yokohama

Before you upgrade to Yokohama, review these pre- and post-upgrade tasks and complete the tasks as needed.

Release	Release notes
Xanadu	Before the upgrade to Xanadu, the ‘Updated CIs’ and ‘Updated application services’ trend lines in the Recent CI activity and Recent application services activities tiles on the Management view in CMDB Workspace, might not have accurately reflected on changes in your system. After upgrading to Xanadu and to versions 5.5, 6.2, or 7.2 of CMDB Workspace, those trend lines will reflect on the more accurate detection of updated CIs and updated application services. CMDB Health: If either the CMDB Health Dashboard - Relationship Compliance Processor or CMDB Health Dashboard - Relationship Score Calculation dashboard job is active, that job is deactivated during the upgrade to Xanadu. After the upgrade is complete, you can reactivate those jobs to resume health reports for CI relationships. The active state of all other CMDB Health dashboard jobs is retained. Any failure threshold for a KPI or metric that is greater than 100,000, is set to 100,000 during upgrade. This upper limit is enforced to avoid excessive processing when a large number of CIs are failing the specified metric tests. Bookmarks for the CI dashboard no longer work after an upgrade to Xanadu. A Page not found error message appears. To see CMDB Health reports for a CI, open the CI form in CMDB Workspace. The legacy Application Service Dashboard on Core UI isn't supported in the Xanadu release. After upgrading, you can still access that legacy dashboard by using a previously created bookmark. You can also instead access the Application Services dashboard in CMDB Workspace from the Application services tile in the Insights view in CMDB Workspace. The CMDB Integrations Dashboard on Core UI isn't supported in the Xanadu release. After upgrading, you can still access that legacy dashboard by using a previously-created bookmark. All records that exist in the CMDB Health Result [cmdb_health_result] table before an update to Xanadu Patch 5, are deleted during the upgrade. To access a legacy dashboard on an upgraded instance, navigate to All > Self-Service > Dashboards and then search for the dashboard.
Yokohama	Three new indexes (parent, type), (child, type), and (child, parent, type, port) are added to the CI Relationship [cmdb_rel_ci] table to improve the performance of Identification and Reconciliation Engine (IRE) querying this table. This change is likely to increase upgrade time. For more information about the impact of this change during upgrade and to learn how to minimize that impact, see Increased Yokohama Upgrade Time due to cmdb_rel_ci index additions [KB1703367].

New features

Between your current release family and Yokohama, new features were introduced for Configuration Management Database (CMDB).

Release	Release notes
Xanadu	CMDB Workspace v7.6: Access a centralized location with a comprehensive view of CI details by using the new CI form in CMDB Workspace. The form shows the attributes (key attributes are highlighted on a Summary page), tags, resources, activities, relationships, related services, health state, performance indicators, and CMDB 360 data that is associated with the CI. While viewing, you can also modify many of those CI details. For information about all the details on a CI form, see Manage CI details in CI Form. Access the Data Certification dashboard in CMDB Workspace. The Data Certification dashboard provides the insights about the data certification activities and progress, policies and tasks, reports about certification instances, charts that show the aging certification tasks, and group and individual workloads. For more information, see Data Certification Dashboard. Manage a shared preset. Save Unified Map filter settings as shared presets that any user on the team can access. This task requires the sn_cmdb_admin, sm_admin, or admin role. Access Unified Map from the main navigation panel. Access Unified Map from the main navigation panel by navigating to All > CMDB Workspace > Unified Map. Archival and destroy processes of certification policy related records, are now separated from those processes for records of all other policy types. This separation facilitates the extension of the retention period of certification policy records, as follows: The table cleanup rule for table CMDB Data Management Policy Executions [cmdb_data_management_policy_execution], which is stored in the Auto Flushes [sys_auto_flush] table, now excludes certification policy execution records from recurring cleanups. Retaining certification policy execution records instead of deleting them after 7 days is useful in situations where those records are needed for audits and are also useful for the Data Certification Dashboard, which is populated by these records. The Archive CMDB Data Management Tasks archive rule, that applied to all CMDB Data Manager policy execution records, now excludes certification policy records. At each archive run, this archive rule is configured to also automatically archive its related records in table CMDB Data Management Certification Task To Document [sn_cmdb_ws_dm_certification_task_to_document] (Archive Related Records). The archive rule, Archive Certification Instances, is added to specifically archive certification policy execution records from the CMDB Data Management Policy Execution [cmdb_data_management_policy_execution] table. This new archive rule is configured to archive certification policy execution records 2 years after creation, and to destroy those records 7 years after they are archived. The archive rule, Archive Certification tasks, is added to specifically archive certification task records from the CMDB Data Management Task [cmdb_data_management_task table]. The archival of related records in table CMDB Data Management Certification Task To Document [sn_cmdb_ws_dm_certification_task_to_document] is now moved as an Archive Related Records entry from the Archive CMDB Data Management Tasks archive rule to the new Archive Certification tasks archive rule. CMDB Health Dashboard The CMDB Health Dashboard is now built using UI Builder components and is fully integrated into the CMDB Workspace. When you select either of its views, it opens in CMDB Workspace. The CMDB Health Dashboard has a modernized look and feel of the Next Experience user interface CI health is now reported on CI forms within the CI Health tile in CMDB Workspace. CSDM and the CMDB Data Foundations Dashboards Starting with version 4.0, the CSDM and the CMDB Data Foundations Dashboards store app is built using UI Builder components. You can also now access the CSDM Data Foundations Dashboard from Management tools in the Management view in CMDB Workspace. CMDB Integrations Dashboard in the Next Experience user interface The CMDB Integrations Dashboard has a modernized look and feel with the Next Experience user interface. Starting with Xanadu release, the CMDB Integrations Dashboard is automatically migrated to the Next Experience user interface. For more information on the Next Experience user interface, see Next Experience UI. [Placeholder link text to key now-assist-landing-cmdb] The ServiceNow® Now Assist for CMDB application brings generative AI to CMDB. The Now Assist for CMDB application provides the following skills: CI summarization: Shows CI details such as discovery and class, and tallies of records that are related to the CI such as incidents, alerts, and security vulnerabilities, directly on CI forms. Manage duplicate CIs: Guides you step-by-step through the process of reviewing de-duplication tasks, and then creating and running de-duplication templates to remediate tasks that you choose. As you respond to choices presented by the manage duplicate CIs skill, you receive clear guidance for what should be your next step in the remediation process. This skill also provides root cause analysis to help you prevent future generation of duplicate CIs. [Placeholder link text to key bundle-platcap.now-assist-sgc-landing] The ServiceNow® Now Assist for Service Graph Connectors (SGC) application brings in generative AI capabilities to resolve issues within Service Graph Connectors. The Now Assist for SGC application provides the Service Graph Connector diagnosis skill. This skill enables you to troubleshoot issues in a failed import set associated with a Service Graph Connector. Quick start tests for CMDB After upgrades and deployments of new applications or integrations, run quick start tests to verify that CMDB works as expected. If you customized CMDB, copy the quick start tests and configure them for your customizations.
Yokohama	CMDB Workspace v8.0: You can now use the Create CI experience in CMDB Workspace to create a CI with a lookup identifier entry that contains mandatory attributes. When you select a lookup identifier entry on the Required attributes page, those mandatory attributes now appear and you can set their values for proper IRE processing. For more information, see Create a CI manually in CMDB Workspace. CMDB Workspace v7.6: Access a centralized location with a comprehensive view of CI details by using the new CI form in CMDB Workspace. The form shows the attributes (key attributes are highlighted on a Summary page), tags, resources, activities, relationships, related services, health state, performance indicators, and CMDB 360 data that is associated with the CI. While viewing, you can also modify many of those CI details. For information about all the details on a CI form, see Manage CI details in CI Form. Access the Data Certification dashboard in CMDB Workspace. The Data Certification dashboard provides the insights about the data certification activities and progress, policies and tasks, reports about certification instances, charts that show the aging certification tasks, and group and individual workloads. For more information, see Data Certification Dashboard. Manage a shared preset. Save Unified Map filter settings as shared presets that any user on the team can access. This task requires the sn_cmdb_admin, sm_admin, or admin role. Access Unified Map from the main navigation panel. Access Unified Map from the main navigation panel by navigating to All > CMDB Workspace > Unified Map. Archival and destroy processes of certification policy related records, are now separated from those processes for records of all other policy types. This separation facilitates the extension of the retention period of certification policy records, as follows: The table cleanup rule for table CMDB Data Management Policy Executions [cmdb_data_management_policy_execution], which is stored in the Auto Flushes [sys_auto_flush] table, now excludes certification policy execution records from recurring cleanups. Retaining certification policy execution records instead of deleting them after 7 days is useful in situations where those records are needed for audits and are also useful for the Data Certification Dashboard, which is populated by these records. The Archive CMDB Data Management Tasks archive rule, that applied to all CMDB Data Manager policy execution records, now excludes certification policy records. At each archive run, this archive rule is configured to also automatically archive its related records in table CMDB Data Management Certification Task To Document [sn_cmdb_ws_dm_certification_task_to_document] (Archive Related Records). The archive rule, Archive Certification Instances, is added to specifically archive certification policy execution records from the CMDB Data Management Policy Execution [cmdb_data_management_policy_execution] table. This new archive rule is configured to archive certification policy execution records 2 years after creation, and to destroy those records 7 years after they are archived. The archive rule, Archive Certification tasks, is added to specifically archive certification task records from the CMDB Data Management Task [cmdb_data_management_task table]. The archival of related records in table CMDB Data Management Certification Task To Document [sn_cmdb_ws_dm_certification_task_to_document] is now moved as an Archive Related Records entry from the Archive CMDB Data Management Tasks archive rule to the new Archive Certification tasks archive rule. SGC Central Use the Service Graph Connector Central view, also known as the SGC Central view, in the CMDB Workspace to discover and install connectors, and then effectively manage the full life cycle of creating, editing, monitoring, and debugging connections. Now Assist for Configuration Management Database (CMDB) Use the new Now Assist for CMDB agentic workflows, AI agents, and skills. The Now Assist CI summarizer AI agent summarizes the key details for CIs, such as the discovery and incident details, directly on the CI forms. The Manage duplicate CIs skill guides you step by step on how to use the deduplication templates to help maintain the health and integrity of CMDB. Search the CMDB The CMDB search agentic workflow enables you to search for CI data by specifying any of several attributes of the CI of interest. The workflow accepts your natural language request, verifies your search goal, and then generates a keyword search, a single-table search with dot walks, or a multi-table search, depending on the information you provide. The workflow can infer CI relationship data to generate an appropriate query. Get advice on CMDB governance Data governance can be an overwhelming task. The CMDB Governance agentic workflow supports admins and owners by methodically working through the process of improving CMDB data governance. The objective is to ensure that users trust their data for the evolving outcomes they want to achieve. Create a CI Occasionally, you might need to create a CI manually. To help you, the workflow accepts your natural language request and verifies that it understands which class the new CI should belong to. The workflow then checks IRE policies to determine the required attributes for the CI and request that information. After you provide sufficient data, the workflow uses IRE to ensure that the proposed CI is not a duplicate, and then creates the Cl. Administer Configure general Unified Map settings for the workspace on your instance. Only a user with the sn_cmdb_admin role can configure these settings. Viewing a summary of Unified Map contents in the Overview panel Use the new Overview panel to show the summary data for a map that is associated with the home node, including the counts and types of CIs, connections, and discovery sources. Edit a map While you work in the map editor, you can add CIs to the map and remove CIs from the map. You can also add, modify, and delete CI relationships in the CMDB. Quick start tests for CMDB After upgrades and deployments of new applications or integrations, run quick start tests to verify that CMDB works as expected. If you customized CMDB, copy the quick start tests and configure them for your customizations.

Changes

Between your current release family and Yokohama, some changes were made to existing Configuration Management Database (CMDB) features.

Release	Release notes
Xanadu	Access changes for the sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles Starting with Xanadu Patch 9 (zbooted or upgraded), access has been reduced for the sn_cmdb_editor (CMDB Editor) and the sn_cmdb_admin (CMDB Admin) user roles which are used in CMDB Workspace. The sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles no longer have create, update, or delete access to records in the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. Starting with Xanadu Patch 10 (zbooted or upgraded), you must manually run the scheduled job 'Remove CMDB Roles from ITIL roles and Add CUD access to sn_cmdb_admin/sn_cmdb_editor roles to configure the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with the permissions that are necessary for performing some CMDB Workspace tasks. This scheduled job modifies user roles as follows: Updates the itil user role to no longer contain the sn_cmdb_editor user role, and updates the itil_admin user role to no longer contain the sn_cmdb_admin user role. If those permissions don't exist, updates the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with create, update, and delete access to the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. For more information about the 'Remove CMDB Roles from ITIL roles and Add CUD access to sn_cmdb_admin/sn_cmdb_editor roles' scheduled job, see Remove sn_cmdb_admin from itil_admin and sn_cmdb_editor from itil, and then add create/update/delete access to cmdb_ci table for sn_cmdb_admin / sn_cmdb_editor [KB2290506]. CMDB Health Configuring and using CMDB Health is simplified by the removal of some concepts such as overall health scores. Sections on the CMDB Health Dashboard reporting on compliant CIs are clearly separated from report sections for non-compliant CIs that require your attention. Failure thresholds for KPIs and metrics enforce an upper limit of 100,000 to avoid excessive processing when a large number of CIs fail the specified metric tests. The CMDB Health Dashboard still shows non-compliance data that was gathered even if the process is stopped due to excessive failures so you can fix the specific failures already detected. CI health reporting is integrated into CI forms in CMDB Workspace. CMDB Workspace store app CMDB 360: Manage performance by filtering the data included in Coverage charts in the CMDB 360 dashboard in CMDB Workspace by principal class setting or by whether tables are within the CMDB hierarchy. Manage the scope of data processed by CMDB 360 by setting a maximum threshold for the number of multisource records per class and tracking those classes that exceed that threshold in a table so that those classes are excluded from future CMDB 360 calculations. You can override this exclusion to include selected classes even if they exceed the threshold. Data Certification When reviewing Data Certification tasks in CMDB Workspace, use a single click to select all the records associated with a task, to certify or fail the certification in bulk. CI timeline in CMDB Workspace When a CI timeline on the CI details pane in CMDB Workspace fails to load, the error message that appears now includes a link that you can select to go to the CI timeline in the base system. CSDM and the CMDB Data Foundations Dashboards Limit the performance impact of some of the CMDB and CSDM metrics such as the CIs Processed via IRE and Business Application with Application Service Relationship by adjusting the settings for triggering the system to automatically deactivate those metrics. Identify current and non-current metric data by viewing the Updated column in the list views of CMDB. Access the CSDM Data Foundations dashboard from the Management view in CMDB Workspace. Select a parent class in an IRE identification rule Avoid the unnecessary creation of a duplicate CI by setting the Search On Table field in an identification rule to one of the parent classes of the current class. When Identification and Reconciliation (IRE) identifies a CI in a parent class that matches a CI in the payload, IRE updates that CI with the details from the payload without creating a duplicate CI. Improved migration and ongoing sync of CSDM life-cycle data The one-time operation aligns CSDM life-cycle values in asset and CI tables. After the initial alignment, business rules can run on regular schedules to ensure that life-cycle values for the asset, CI, and IBI tables remain aligned. Using standard life-cycle values significantly improves data accuracy to help optimize value for many ServiceNow AI Platform applications. Application Services dashboard Internal queries on the Application Services dashboard that filters for application services now checks not only for all the records in the Application Service [cmdb_ci_service_auto] class, but for those records in which the value of Service classification is Application Service.
Yokohama	Access changes for the sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles Starting with Yokohama Patch 4 (zbooted or upgraded), access has been reduced for the sn_cmdb_editor (CMDB Editor) and the sn_cmdb_admin (CMDB Admin) user roles which are used in CMDB Workspace. The sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles no longer have create, update, or delete access to records in the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. Starting with Yokohama Patch 6 (zbooted or upgraded), you must manually run the scheduled job 'Remove CMDB Roles from ITIL roles and Add CUD access to sn_cmdb_admin/sn_cmdb_editor roles to configure the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with the permissions that are necessary for performing some CMDB Workspace tasks. This scheduled job modifies user roles as follows: Updates the itil user role to no longer contain the sn_cmdb_editor user role, and updates the itil_admin user role to no longer contain the sn_cmdb_admin user role. If those permissions don't exist, updates the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with create, update, and delete access to the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. For more information about the 'Remove CMDB Roles from ITIL roles and Add CUD access to sn_cmdb_admin/sn_cmdb_editor roles' scheduled job, see Remove sn_cmdb_admin from itil_admin and sn_cmdb_editor from itil, and then add create/update/delete access to cmdb_ci table for sn_cmdb_admin / sn_cmdb_editor [KB2290506]. CMDB Workspace v6.3 Apply the filters that were previously available only to the coverage charts to all charts in the Discovery sources tile in the CMDB 360 dashboard. For example, you can filter out non-CMDB tables or include records only from principal classes. For more information, see CMDB 360 experience in CMDB Workspace. Use a condition builder or a custom script to narrow down the list of de-duplication tasks that are assigned to a template. For more information, see Create a de-duplication template. Use the new Allow empty field values option to allow or disallow certification of empty value fields when creating a certification policy type in CMDB Data Manager. For more information, see Create a CMDB Data Manager policy in CMDB Workspace. CMDB Workspace v6.4 You can now use dot-walking when setting assignments for the User Field or User Group Field options for CMDB Data Manager policies (such as Certification). Also, when converting legacy certification schedules into Data Manager Certification policies, existing dot-walking settings are preserved. For more information, see Create a CMDB Data Manager policy in CMDB Workspace. CMDB Workspace v7.4 In the CMDB Workspace version 7.4, you can now do the following tasks: Manually create a CI in CMDB Workspace that complies with its class identification rule and other class requirements, and is tested for uniqueness in CMDB, to help ensure that the CI is valid and maintains the integrity of CMDB. For more information, see Create a CI manually in CMDB Workspace. Set the CMDB Health dashboard to use the legacy methods to calculate the completeness, correctness, and compliance KPIs. That legacy calculation method relies on settings of proportional weights of metrics within the aggregated score of KPIs and was used up until the Washington DC release. By default, those weights aren’t used in the calculations of KPI scores. Also, the CMDB Health dashboard now shows the overall score, which by default, is a simple average of the aggregated scores of the completeness, correctness, and compliance KPIs. CMDB Workspace v7.5 In the CMDB Workspace version 7.5, you can now do the following tasks: Delete CMDB Data Manager retirement definitions in CMDB Workspace (other than the cmdb_ci retirement definition). For more information, see Delete a CMDB Data Manager retirement definition. Configure a CMDB Data Manager certification policy to disallow reviewers, to update fields' value while reviewing CIs in a certification task. Administrators can clear the Allow updates to field values option to prevent reviewers from updating non-compliant field values into compliance, resulting in rejecting those CIs. For more information, see Create a CMDB Data Manager policy in CMDB Workspace. Schedule a de-duplication template for daily, weekly, monthly, or periodic runs for continuous remediation of duplicate CIs. For more information, see Schedule a de-duplication template. Receive notifications from CMDB Data Manager about certification and attestation tasks, that are incomplete or overdue. For more information, see Components related to CMDB Data Manager. Review and process tasks of your direct reports and of members of any user group that you manage. For more information about accessing these tasks in CMDB Data Manager, see My Work view in CMDB Workspace. Reject a CMDB Data Manager life-cycle task in CMDB Workspace. For more information, see Review CMDB Data Manager tasks in CMDB Workspace. Use the Create CI experience with a preset class when drilling down a class in the CI Summary chart on the Home view of CMDB Workspace. For more information about creating CIs manually while applying IRE processes, see Create a CI manually in CMDB Workspace. Update to the Walk stage reports on the CSDM Data Foundations dashboard The Technical Service Offerings with Support Group or Change Group report now includes data that meets the sys_class _name = offering parameter. Table label changes The following table labels have changed: The label for the cmdb_ci_service_auto table is now Service Instance instead of Application Service. The label for the cmdb_ci_service_technical table is now Technology management service instead of Technical service. Class descriptions showing in the user interface The descriptions for the base system classes are now integrated into CI Class Manager and appear in the Description field, on the Basic Info page for a class. Reflow for configurable workspace The CMDB configurable workspace supports reflow, which enables pages and content to be zoomed up to 400% through your browser settings without loss of content or functionality.

Removed

Between your current release family and Yokohama, some Configuration Management Database (CMDB) features or functionality were removed.

Release	Release notes
Xanadu	CMDB Health: The CMDB Health Dashboard on Core UI isn't included in new Xanadu instances. On upgraded instances, this dashboard is available but no longer supported. The CI dashboard isn't included in new Xanadu instances. On upgraded instances, this dashboard is available but no longer supported. The following widgets have been removed from the CI Health tile in the CMDB Workspace: Incomplete Attributes vs Total Attributes, Non-compliant relationships vs Total Relationships, and Stale relationships vs Total Relationships widgets. The concept of the overall health score has been removed and no longer appears in any of the CMDB Health dashboards or views. The concept of weighted averages and scorecards thresholds, which specify the ranges of health states, has been removed. The bar charts for metrics in the main CMDB Health Dashboard have been removed, as well as the tiles for top 10 incident, alert, and change generators. The CMDB Health Dashboard - Top Task Generating CIs Calculation scheduled job has been removed. CSDM and the CMDB Data Foundations Dashboards: When drilling down into the CIs Not Processed Via IRE in the Data Management Practices metric group, the Show Records button isn't supported. When drilling down into the Orphan CIs metric, only a list view of orphan CIs appears without any Performance Analytics details.
Yokohama	No updates for this release.

Deprecations

Between your current release family and Yokohama, some Configuration Management Database (CMDB) features or functionality were deprecated.

Release	Release notes
Xanadu	Starting with the Xanadu release, the Data Certification plugin (com.snc.certification_v2) is being prepared for future deprecation. It will be hidden and no longer activated on new instances but will continue to be supported. The CMDB Workspace store app provides the latest experience for this functionality. For details, see the Deprecation Process [KB0867184] article in the Now Support knowledge base. ServiceNow hosted Service Graph Connector for ExtraHop is now deprecated and no longer supported or available for new activation. Service Graph Connector for ExtraHop provides the latest experience for this functionality. For details, see the Deprecation Process [KB0867184] article in the Now Support Knowledge Base.
Yokohama	CMDB Data manager on Core UI is now deprecated and no longer supported or available for new activation. CMDB Workspace provides the latest experience for this functionality. For more information, see CMDB Data Manager experience in CMDB Workspace.

Activation information

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Release	Release notes
Xanadu	CMDB is a ServiceNow AI Platform feature that is active by default.
Yokohama	CMDB is a ServiceNow AI Platform feature that is active by default.

Additional requirements

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Release	Release notes
Xanadu	No updates for this release.
Yokohama	No updates for this release.

Browser requirements

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Xanadu	No updates for this release.
Yokohama	No updates for this release.

Accessibility information

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Release	Release notes
Xanadu	No updates for this release.
Yokohama	Accessibility improvements Accessibility improvements were completed to create a configurable workspace that supports Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA conformance. Reflow The Configurable Workspace supports reflow, which enables pages and content to be zoomed up to 400% through your browser settings without loss of content or functionality. Additionally, content can be enlarged without scrolling in two dimensions at a width equivalent to 320 CSS pixels or a height equivalent to 256 CSS pixels. Page layouts are transformed into a vertical, stacked view automatically when users increase browser zoom to 400%. This enhancement helps users with low vision or who have trouble seeing web content in a browser due to the monitor size, device type, poor lighting, or other situations. Reflow can be turned off with a system property for instances, experiences, and pages. See Reflow for Configurable Workspace for the details.

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Release	Release notes
Xanadu	No updates for this release.
Yokohama	No updates for this release.

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Release	Release notes
Xanadu	Access changes to the CMDB Editor and CMDB Admin user roles: Starting with Xanadu Patch 9, the sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles no longer have create, update, or delete access to records in the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. Starting with Xanadu Patch 10, you can configure the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with the necessary permissions to perform some CMDB Workspace tasks by manually running a scheduled job. Configuring and using CMDB Health has been streamlined by useful analytic data having been simplified and some concepts such as overall health scores having been removed. New filtering options for the Coverage charts on the CMDB 360 dashboard help you better manage the performance associated with calculating those charts, while limiting analysis to only those classes that you're interested in. Limit the performance impact of CSDM and the CMDB Data Foundations Dashboards by configuring performance settings for some metrics to limit their performance impact, such as triggering the system to automatically deactivate metrics such as CIs Processed via IRE and Business Application with Application Service Relationship. The CMDB Health Dashboard is now implemented with the Next Experience user interface in the CMDB Workspace. The ServiceNow® Now Assist for CMDB application brings generative AI to CMDB. Now Assist for CMDB is a new application in the Xanadu release. The ServiceNow® Now Assist for Service Graph Connectors (SGC) application brings in generative AI capabilities to resolve issues within Service Graph Connector. Now Assist for SGC is a new application in the Xanadu release.. See Configuration Management for more information.
Yokohama	Access changes to the CMDB Editor and CMDB Admin user roles: Starting with Yokohama Patch 4, the sn_cmdb_editor and sn_cmdb_admin user roles no longer have create, update, or delete access to records in the Configuration Item [cmdb_ci] class. Starting with Yokohama Patch 6, you can configure the sn_cmdb_admin and the sn_cmdb_editor user roles with the necessary permissions to perform some CMDB Workspace tasks by manually running a scheduled job. Manually create a configuration item (CI) in CMDB Workspace that is verified by the Identification and Reconciliation Engine (IRE) and is unique within CMDB. Creating a CI using the IRE identification rules helps to maintain the integrity of CMDB. Use the Now Assist for CMDB CI summarization skill to see a comprehensive summary for a CI, with details such as discovery and related incidents, directly on the configuration item (CI) form. Use the manage duplicate CIs skill for step-by-step guidance on how to use de-duplication templates to de-duplicate CIs. The Configuration item summarizer AI agent accepts the sys_id of a CI and returns a full summary of Configuration Management Database (CMDB) data for the CI. The agent isn’t typically used as a standalone agent and any use case can access it. View the various counts, such as the number of CIs and the number of CI types, for the CIs that are connected to the home node in Unified Map. Apply filters that were previously available only to the coverage charts in the CMDB 360 dashboard in CMDB Workspace to all charts in the Discovery sources tile. Use a condition builder or a custom script to restrict the list of de-duplication tasks that are assigned to a de-duplication template when de-duplicating CIs. See Configuration Management for more information.