We’re excited to announce the private preview of the Grafana Assistant desktop app, which brings the Assistant closer to your workflow than ever. With the desktop app, the Assistant can work with your local file system, your code, and your other tools alongside all your data in Grafana Cloud, so you can wrangle alerts, incidents, dashboards, data sources...
The logs self-service configuration API, which had previously been available to all Grafana Cloud Logs users, is being deprecated and will be removed. This API is being replaced by the Grafana Database Configuration app, which will only be available to paid users of Grafana Cloud.
The recurring work you’d normally run yourself - a morning summary, a routine check, a standing report - Assistant can take care of that for you. With Assistant Automations, you save a Grafana Assistant prompt once and it happens on schedule, so you log in and it’s already done.
We’re excited to announce the private preview of Grafana Assistant powered by OpenAI models. Anthropic models have been the backbone of Grafana Assistant so far. Now you can try the Assistant experience powered by OpenAI instead: when enabled, all requests are routed to OpenAI models rather than Anthropic ones.
Workspace, the agent-native interface for Grafana Cloud, is now generally available in Grafana Cloud. Instead of hopping between tabs to pull a query here, a dashboard there, and an incident timeline somewhere else, you and the Assistant work side by side in a single, full-page view: building reports, correlating signals, and running everyday observability...
As you write a performance test in Grafana Cloud k6, the script editor can flag hardcoded API keys, tokens, and passwords before you run the test. Those values are stored in plaintext in the script, so leaving them there puts credentials at risk when you share the file or check it into version control.
Synthetic Monitoring usage is now included in Grafana Cloud Cost Attribution, as part of the Cost Management and Billing App. You can attribute the cost of your checks to whatever dimensions matter to your organization: teams, cost centers, business units, services, or even your own customers.
Following our announcement that OpAMP support is generally available in Fleet Management, we’ve updated our GitHub Action to support OpenTelemetry pipelines along with Alloy ones. Now you can manage all your configuration as code with one Action.
Traces can contain sensitive data, which often forces organizations to limit access or separate teams into different tracing tenants. Tempo LBAC lets administrators control which traces each Grafana team can access using resource attributes such as service, environment and region.
Remote configuration is a core feature of Grafana Fleet Management. As the number of configuration pipelines grows, browsing and managing them can become more cumbersome when navigating through paginated lists. To make this experience more seamless, the Remote configuration tab now uses infinite scrolling.
SQL expressions are now generally available. SQL expressions let you query, join, and reshape the results of your existing data source queries using familiar MySQL-like syntax.
We redesigned the query variable editor with a new editing experience that makes working with query variables easier. The new experience uses a dialog box with the values preview at the top and a tabbed editor below, so you can review results while you edit.
Grafana Fleet Management now supports OpenTelemetry Collectors , so you can monitor and remotely configure Grafana Alloy instances and upstream OpenTelemetry Collectors from a single control plane. Manage your collector fleet with real-time health monitoring, centralized configuration, and attribute matchers for targeted rollouts.
You can now select which k6 major version your script targets when you create a test in the script editor. New tests default to v1.x (default) . Select v2.x when your script uses the k6 v2.x runtime. Grafana Cloud k6 stores the version on the load test and uses it for future runs, including scheduled runs.
Troubleshoot your entity setup with Knowledge Graph mode Knowledge Graph mode is a new specialist mode in Grafana Assistant that understands how your entity graph is built, end to end, and helps you work with it: ask why it looks the way it does, fix what doesn’t look right, and add what doesn’t ship by default.
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