Releasesby GlyphMonitor Aurora clusters in Cloud Provider Observability
You can now monitor Amazon Aurora clusters directly in the AWS RDS preconfigured dashboard in Cloud Provider Observability. The new Aurora tab gives you a cluster-level view of capacity, storage, and performance so you can spot scaling issues and database bottlenecks without piecing together metrics from individual instances.
Also shipped Jun 1, 2026Grafana Labs in June 2026 →
Fivetran CLI enters beta, Connect Card gains all_fields parameter
The beta Fivetran CLI manages accounts, connections, schema settings and users and helps develop custom connectors from the terminal. Connect Card's all_fields option shows setup fields hidden by default.
Unlocking a New Way to Build Enterprise Data Apps with Microsoft Fabric
Replit and Microsoft have collaborated to allow developers to build AI-powered applications in Replit and deploy them directly into Microsoft Fabric with enterprise governance.
May Release Spotlight
OpenRouter has released new speech and transcription APIs, Model Fusion, private models, and enterprise workspace controls, alongside 20 new model launches.
Protect apps in the new app builder
Live on cloud • Enterprise Public beta Apps created with the new app builder can now be protected and checked into your chosen Source Control Manager (SCM). Source Control lets organizations manage changes using remote SCM providers GitHub, GitLab, AWS CodeCommit, Bitbucket, and Azure Repos.
Customize RPID values for Passkeys GA
Boost Passkey adoption by enabling shared enrollment across subdomains. You can now customize the RP ID to allow a single Passkey to authenticate users across multiple applications under the same root domain. Now GA!
Fivetran Connector SDK 2.9 logs peak memory and adds Copilot plugins
Version 2.9.2 makes fivetran debug log peak memory usage and adds validation in fivetran init, and 2.9.1 lets fivetran init use Copilot plugins for AI-assisted connector development.
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MFA in Grafana Cloud
Introducing multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Grafana Cloud accounts. You can add an extra layer of security to your Grafana Cloud accounts by enabling MFA on the new MFA page under User Settings .
Visualize and manage configuration pipelines
Grafana Fleet Management recently made it easier to build Alloy configuration pipelines with the component editor . Now we’re introducing an additional tool to help you understand and manage your pipelines. With the configuration pipeline details view, you can see pipeline metadata and matched collectors at a glance.
Control which k6 version runs your Synthetic Monitoring checks
Grafana Cloud Synthetic Monitoring now gives you control over which k6 major version runs your scripted and browser checks. With k6 version channels, you can stay on a stable release while k6 continues to evolve, and move to a new major version on your own terms. Version channels map to k6 major versions, for example, v1.x or v2.x.
Query Snowflake, Jira, Dynatrace, and five more directly from Grafana Assistant
Grafana Assistant now supports eight new data sources Grafana Assistant can now query Snowflake, MongoDB, Oracle, Elasticsearch, Dynatrace, Honeycomb, Zabbix, and Jira directly.
Assistant health check for Kubernetes Monitoring
The Kubernetes Monitoring app runs health checks and notifies you on any detail page’s overview tab. This check surfaces problems in plain language before you even go looking. Look for a health check banner with a status (Healthy or Unhealthy) and a one-line summary of any issues found.
The MQTT, GitHub, and IBM Db2 data source plugins now support PDC
Private Data Source Connect (PDC) adds support for three new data sources: MQTT, GitHub, and IBM Db2. PDC creates a private, encrypted tunnel between your Grafana Cloud stack and data sources running inside private networks, VPCs, or on-premises environments. No public endpoint required.
Find projects and create tests faster in Grafana Cloud k6
When you open Testing & synthetics > Performance , it can be hard to know where to start: which project to use, what tests are running now, and what you are allowed to do in your role. The redesigned Performance home page puts those answers on one screen.
View manifests and discover potential issues with deployment changes in Kubernetes Monitoring
After you’ve enabled the Kubernetes manifests feature, the k8s-manifest-tail component collects changes to resources on your Cluster. With this, you can these techniques to relate deployment changes to behavior you observe in Kubernetes Monitoring. You’re able to: View your deployment manifests and the differences between them. Analyze deployment changes.