Percona Monitoring and Management 3.9.1 has been released
We're announcing the release of Percona Monitoring and Management 3.9.1, available since Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
PMM 3.9.1 is a security-focused release. It fixes a high-severity vulnerability where the Grafana ClickHouse data source connected using a privileged account, giving any signed-in user the ability to run arbitrary SQL. We strongly recommend upgrading as soon as possible.
This release also removes eight high-severity CVEs by dropping the percona-telemetry-agent binary, fixes an encryption key rotation bug that corrupted stored credentials, and resolves an issue where PMM Client stayed disconnected after a network interruption.
Get hands-on with PMM 3.9.1 using our quickstart guide.
Here's a summary of the main changes in this release:
- High-severity vulnerability fixed: the Grafana ClickHouse data source now connects as a dedicated, read-only user instead of a privileged account — upgrade immediately and, if you use an external ClickHouse instance, create the read-only user before upgrading
- Removed percona-telemetry-agent: eliminates eight high-severity Go standard library CVEs carried by that binary
- Encryption key rotation fix:
pmm-encryption-rotationno longer corrupts TLS certificates, keys, and cloud credentials for monitored services - PMM Client reconnection fix: the agent no longer stays stuck as Disconnected after a network interruption — it recovers automatically within about a minute
- MongoDB sharded cluster fix: index and collection statistics from mongos nodes are now correctly labeled per shard, with no duplicate-metric log flooding
You can find the full list of changes in the Release Notes.