Releasesby GlyphEmail notifications now use BCC for multiple recipients
When you send Grafana-managed alert email notifications to multiple recipients (without the “Single Email” option), Grafana Cloud Alertmanager now uses BCC instead of TO headers by default. This means individual recipient addresses are not visible to other recipients in the same notification, and the TO field is empty.
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Auto Exacto: Adaptive Quality Routing, On by Default
OpenRouter has enabled Auto Exacto, an adaptive quality routing system, by default for requests involving tools. It re-evaluates providers every 5 minutes based on performance metrics.
See your available credits at a glance
Monitor credit usage in the Netlify UI We've updated how credits are displayed across the Netlify UI. Instead of showing a "used credits / total credits" counter, you'll now see your available credits , the number of credits you actually have left to use.
Session Replay JSON Path Event Query
What it is: A new JSONPath query tab in the Session Replay event viewer lets you target specific nested fields inside raw event payloads. Instead of scanning the full payload manually, you can write a JSON path expression to filter, inspect, or compare exactly the values you need.
Release of Mistral Moderation 2603
Mistral Moderation 2603 (mistral-moderation-2603) has been released.
- Postgres wire protocol endpoint support for Tableau Cloud: The Postgres Endpoint , a Postgres wire...
- Postgres wire protocol endpoint support for Tableau Cloud: The Postgres Endpoint , a Postgres wire protocol-compatible MotherDuck client, now enables connectivity with Tableau Cloud .
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Monitor Azure services with better depth and consistency with Cloud Provider Observability
Cloud Provider Observability now delivers broader Azure metric coverage and more precise metric behavior across key resource types including Azure Cognitive Services and Azure Front Door. This update adds important new metrics, expands dimension support, and refines aggregations so teams can monitor Azure services with better depth and consistency.
Grafana Assistant CLI and Assistant Tunnel now in Public Preview
Grafana Assistant arrives in the CLI! Use Grafana Assistant right in the CLI alongside all the other tools you use for your observability job. In the CLI, the Assistant can help you with all the things it can also do in the browser or in Slack. Ask about recent errors, latency or traces - get the answer in the CLI.
Secrets Management UI available in Public Preview
Secrets management launched in Grafana Cloud in August 2025 , with integrations in Synthetic Monitoring, and later expanded to Grafana Cloud k6 workflows and Git Sync. Now, we’re introducing a centralized Secrets Management UI that brings secret operations into one place across Grafana solutions.
Improve performance and clarity with legend limits
Panels displaying hundreds or thousands of series can potentially run into performance bottlenecks when rendering their legends. Each legend item adds DOM nodes to the page, and that can add up when your visualization displays thousands of series. It can also be visually distracting if your user is not actively engaging with the legend.
Grafana Assistant in Slack is now generally available
Grafana Assistant arrives in Slack and lets you troubleshoot while on the go and with your colleagues in real-time. Grafana Assistant in Slack allows you to access the data and knowledge in Grafana Assistant in Slack. Ask about your traces, metrics, the latest deployment and how to fix high p99 latency in your search service.
Skills in Grafana Assistant are now generally available
Skills are now generally available for all Grafana Assistant users. Skills let you write runbooks, workflows, hints and context guides so that the Assistant can drill down even better in your stack. You can also associate slash commands with Skills so that /my-skill brings up your Skill and the Assistant works through it specifically.
Bring your own dashboards in Cloud Provider Observability
Take full control of how you monitor your cloud services. Cloud Provider Observability now lets you bring your own dashboards, offers you the ability to customize instance drilldown view panels, and make these assets available across all your teams.
Improved control and clarity for annotations
We’ve introduced several improvements to annotations to make them easier to explore, navigate, and manage at scale. Annotation clustering Group adjacent point annotations into a single combined region with the Annotation clustering switch.