Releasesby GlyphLoki Query Limits Policy
Manage your Grafana Cloud Logs costs and performance with the new Loki Query Limit Policies. This feature provides administrators with automated guardrails to prevent large queries that can lead to unexpected billing spikes or system slowdowns. Prevent Bill Shock: Automatically block expensive, inefficient queries before they execute.
Also shipped Jan 2, 2026Grafana Labs in January 2026 →
Help shape what we build in 2026 release - Jan 02, 2026
Help shape what we build in 2026 From the Neon team, we'd like to extend a warm and heartfelt Happy New Year to every member of our community. What a year 2025 ...
What Should Railway Ship in 2026?
Welcome to 2026! 🎉 The Railway team is slowly emerging from our winter break, coffee in hand, ready to tackle a brand new year. Hope you got some rest, we certainly did. Next week, we're kicking off our 2026 planning, and we want *you* to help shape what we build.
Node/Rust LanceDB v0.23.1
🐛 Bug Fixes fix: use post for describe_namespace and allow access to underlying client fix: pass namespace storage options provider into native table fix: add to_lance() and to_polars() stub methods for type-checkers 📚 Documentation docs: remove incorrect "LanceDb Cloud only" from table_names params
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