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Create k6 tests with Grafana Assistant and k6 Script Authoring mode

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Writing a solid k6 performance test still means juggling URLs, VU counts, checks, thresholds, and how metrics will look in Grafana after the run. It is easy to get stuck on a blank script or to ship something that runs locally but does not match how your service actually behaves in production.

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Browser Run adds WebMCP support

Browser Run (formerly Browser Rendering) now supports WebMCP ↗ (Web Model Context Protocol), a new browser API from the Google Chrome team. The Internet was built for humans, so navigating as an AI agent today is unreliable. WebMCP lets websites expose structured tools for AI agents to discover and call directly.

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Ray-2.55.0

Ray Data 🎉 New Features Add DataSourceV2 API with scanner/reader framework, file listing, and file partitioning ( #61220 , #61615 , #61997 ) Support GPU shuffle with rapidsmpf 26.2 ( #61371 , #62062 ) Add Kafka datasink, migrate to confluent-kafka , support datetime offsets ( #60307 , #61284 , #60909 ) Add Turbopuffer datasink ( #58910 ) Add 2-phase commit...

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Precise log filtering with Adaptive Logs Drop rules

Adaptive Logs Drop rules allow you precisely define noisy or wasteful logs to drop, and can be used in addition to our own optimization recommendations. Use cases for drop rules include filtering out debug logs, dropping health check log lines, or downsampling in non-production environments.

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New panel: Graphviz

The new Graphviz panel plugin lets you define interactive diagrams in the Graphviz DOT language, and map live data to them from any data source. Map metrics to your mental models: service topologies, infrastructure dependencies, business workflows, or any structure where relationships matter as much as values.

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Query your Elasticsearch data with more flexibility using DSL and ES|QL

Go beyond the visual query builder in Elasticsearch with a new raw query editor and support for two query languages: Elasticsearch Query DSL and ES|QL. With Elasticsearch Query DSL, you can write advanced queries with complex nested aggregations, custom scoring, or any query structure that the visual editor can’t express.

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TwinMaker SceneViewer panel unavailable

Grafana v13.0 upgrades the core application from React 18 to React 19 . The SceneViewer panel in the IoT TwinMaker app (grafana-iot-twinmaker-app) depends on React APIs removed in React 19 and will fail to render after upgrading. What’s affected Dashboards containing a SceneViewer panel display a panel error after upgrading to Grafana 13.

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SQL Expressions support in Grafana Assistant

SQL Expressions let you combine and transform data across multiple queries using familiar SQL-joining results, computing ratios, and filtering before aggregating. But to use it, you had to know the feature existed, learn that your query names become table names, and get the MySQL-dialect syntax right yourself. Now, Grafana Assistant knows SQL Expressions.

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Auditing: Changed defaults for data source queries audit logging settings

In Grafana 12.2.0, we introduced two new settings for controlling audit log emission for data source queries: log_datasource_query_request_body and log_datasource_query_response_body , which logs the request and response body payloads respectively. At that time, in order to not introduce a change in the observed behavior, those settings defaulted to true .

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Copy and paste panel styles

Styling panels in Grafana used to require a lot of manual work: editing each panel individually, or duplicating one just to reuse its look and then swapping out the query. With the new copy-paste styles feature, you can copy the styling from one panel and apply it to another in just a couple of clicks.

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