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End-to-end incident response without leaving Slack

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The Grafana Cloud app for Slack now supports a more complete incident response workflow, making it easier to declare, manage, and resolve incidents directly in Slack.

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Also shipped Apr 28, 2026Grafana Labs in April 2026 →

Netlify Database is now generally available

Netlify Database is launching today as a serverless Postgres database that's deeply integrated into the Netlify workflow and upgraded from the beta experience to a full Netlify primitive. Netlify Database is designed to provide strong guardrails out-of-the-box when collaborating with team members and AI agents.

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Deprecation of MongoDB 3.4 support

Retool is phasing out support for MongoDB Server version 3.4 and earlier. Organizations with an unsupported version of MongoDB Server connected to Retool must upgrade to MongoDB Server 3.6 or later. For cloud organizations, support for MongoDB Server 3.4 and earlier has already been removed.

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Mobile Update: Session replay is now generally available

New Relic is excited to announce that Mobile session replay has launched, a powerful feature that allows you to see what your end users were doing in an app to understand user behavior, prioritize enhancements and resolve performance issues quicker. Understanding user behavior is crucial for optimizing app usability and improving user experience.

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More flexibility for maintenance mode in Grafana IRM

Maintenance mode in Grafana IRM now gives you finer control during planned work, with three alert behaviors and any custom end time you need. When you enable Maintenance mode on an integration, choose how IRM handles incoming alerts: Silence escalations. Alerts stay visible in IRM, but escalation chains pause.

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Time series to table transformation is now generally available

The Time series to table transformation is now generally available. Convert time series query results into table rows containing a trend field, then display them as sparklines with the sparkline cell type, useful for building compact at-a-glance overviews across many series. This transformation has been available and enabled by default since Grafana 10.2.

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Sample every service fairly with Adaptive Traces volumetric sampling

Keep every service represented in your traces, even when a few noisy ones produce most of your traffic. Volumetric sampling automatically distributes your sampling budget across services and request types, so low-volume services aren’t crowded out , and you can often lower sampling_percentage while keeping coverage intact. Learn more in the docs →

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Editable working hours for Grafana IRM

You can now define custom working hours so teammates can see when you’re available directly from on-call schedules. We’ve added a Working hours tab to your IRM user settings, so you can customize each day to match your actual schedule.

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FOCUS: Standardized Cost and Usage Data

Access and analyze Grafana Cloud cost and usage data using the open FOCUS standard We’re excited to announce the general availability of FOCUS support in the Cost Management and Billing app! FOCUS (FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification) is an open industry standard for cloud cost and usage data.

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Anomaly Alerts (Usage Spike Detection)

Detect unexpected spikes and drops in usage with intelligent anomaly detection We’re excited to announce the general availability of Anomaly Alerts in the Cost Management and Billing app!

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