Grafana Assistant now supports eight new data sources Grafana Assistant can now query Snowflake, MongoDB, Oracle, Elasticsearch, Dynatrace, Honeycomb, Zabbix, and Jira directly.
When you open Testing & synthetics > Performance , it can be hard to know where to start: which project to use, what tests are running now, and what you are allowed to do in your role. The redesigned Performance home page puts those answers on one screen.
We’ve updated the Grafana Cloud status page to improve clarity and better align component names with our current Grafana Cloud product naming. These changes make it easier to identify affected products and services during incident updates and status communications.
The copy and paste panel styles feature we announced in April 2026 is now generally available in all editions of Grafana. Copy display options and field styling from one panel and paste them onto another panel of the same type, without duplicating panels or reconfiguring options manually. For details, refer to the original announcement .
Grafana SLO now integrates with Assistant Investigations , helping teams move faster from SLO alerts to root cause investigation. Assistant Investigations coordinate multiple agents to explore your observability stack and the data tied to your SLO, building a complete investigation report. Investigation reports help teams respond faster.
When debugging browser check failures like “timeout waiting for a selector”, you previously had to rely on text logs alone to understand what the browser rendered. Now, with screenshot thumbnails in the Timepoint Explorer and ad-hoc test panel, you can see exactly what the page looked like at the moment the check ran.
The legacy Prometheus Alertmanager built-in UI is no longer available in Grafana Cloud. This is the old Alertmanager web interface, served per cluster at alertmanager- .grafana.net and reached through a separate OAuth login (its URLs contain a /#/ fragment, for example /#/alerts ). This change affects only the web interface.
Quick filters and grouping are now generally available in Grafana! The new Filter and Group by dashboard control makes it faster and easier to explore data by combining filtering and grouping in a single, intuitive experience.
The PDC agent now supports a native Go SSH mode, enabled with the -use-gossh flag. This replaces the agent’s reliance on an external OpenSSH process with a direct SSH implementation via Go’s golang.org/x/crypto/ssh library, and brings several improvements: Better concurrency within a single agent process .
k6 v2.0.0 is here 🎉! k6 v2.0.0 is the final release of the v2 major version, completing the cleanup of deprecated APIs, old commands, and obsolete configuration options that was started with v2.0.0-rc1.
The table visualization’s nested rows feature has gotten some significant upgrades: a redesigned editor for the Group to nested tables transformation and the ability to apply field overrides to fields inside nested sub-tables.
When a time series panel renders a long list of series, finding the ones you care about often means editing the query or scanning a crowded legend. The new Series visibility filter in the time series visualization lets you narrow visible series interactively, by name, by label, or both, without touching the underlying query.
Diagnose slow queries faster with the new Grafana Assistant integration for Database Observability. Instead of manually correlating metrics, wait events, and execution plans, click a button to get a diagnosis grounded in your live Prometheus and Loki data , including specific fix recommendations like index changes or query rewrites tailored to your actual...
With the new dashboarding experience now generally available, we’ve introduced a series of UI enhancements that make dashboard creation and editing more discoverable, consistent, and easier to navigate.
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