
Flexera One Blog — Gabriel Carvalho (Flexera Software)
Official release of FlexNet Inventory Agent 26.3.0
We are pleased to announce the release of the FlexNet Inventory Agent 26.3.0.
Release Date: EU/AP: 2026-09-08, NA: 2026-09-15
This release includes:
- Improved software discovery for security-hardened Kubernetes containers
- Fix for Unix software process cache handling of .war and .ear files
- Bundled software version updated
Customer Impact:
- Previously, software discovery in Kubernetes environments was limited when encountering security-hardened, minimal, or ephemeral container designs such as read-only filesystems or scratch-based images. Now, the Flexera Kubernetes Inventory Agent (KRM) provides comprehensive visibility into containerized software regardless of the container image type, including support for init and read-only containers. This enhancement provides improved risk governance and more accurate license management for modern Kubernetes deployment scenarios.
- Previously, the inventory agent's handling of Java process extensions on Unix systems did not correctly account for .war and .ear files, potentially leading to duplicate entries. This release resolves this issue.
- The OpenSSL, Expat and Go third party libraries bundled with the agent have been updated in this release to address security vulnerabilities.
Product Documentation: Agent Documentation
Please find more about the content of this release in the Release Notes.
Hi @Gabriel Carvalho (Flexera Software)​ , can you please provide detailed documentation on the capabilities of container scanning via Full KRM. Ideally a complete list of pre-requisites a container must meet to be able to scan it. And the same for docker/podman discovery via server agents please - although I believe the same ndtrack.sh is used for those and K8S so assume discovery of these is also enhanced?
For reference right now our container scan rate is at about 40% across docker/podman and K8S containers which is not great. I've been investigating an alternate process to extract the data (outside of flex agents) and import via inventory adapters.
I'm sure there used to be a document detailing this but have not been able to find it for quite some time. I've been looking inDownload Flexera Kubernetes Inventory Agent | IT Asset Management Documentation and sub pages