Releasesby Glyphpdc-app v0.14.17
PDC app v0.14.17 fixes an issue with token generation for older PDC networks created before 2024. Dependencies have also been cleaned up, with an obsolete dependency removed that is no longer needed in modern browsers. No action is required; this update will roll out automatically to Grafana Cloud stacks in phases.
Also shipped Jun 22, 2026Grafana Labs in June 2026 →
Customer-managed encryption key (CMEK) support for Cloud SQL enhanced backups is generally available
Customer-managed encryption key (CMEK) support for Cloud SQL enhanced backups is generally available. You can protect your CMEK-enabled Cloud SQL instances using Google Cloud Backup and DR Service. For more information, see Choose your backup option . Cloud SQL for SQL Server
SDK Releases: MCP Server
- v0.10.0 - Added Music v2 model and endpoints, MCP tool annotations for all 24 tools, Python 3.14 support, Singapore data residency, EU/IN residency shorthand aliases, graceful shutdown handling for client disconnections, and fixes for voice preview creation and output directory path resolution.
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Preview data changes in Netlify Database
You can now preview proposed data changes for your Netlify database with a Git-style diff view, then apply part or all of those changes to a production version of your database.
Refresh Token metadata is now Generally Available
We're excited to announce that **Refresh Token Metadata** is now **Generally Available** for Enterprise customers. Refresh Token Metadata allows you to attach custom key-value pairs to refresh tokens, enabling richer context storage and more personalized authentication experiences.
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Organize your Synthetic Monitoring checks in folders
Grafana Cloud Synthetic Monitoring now lets you organize your checks into Grafana Folders. As you create more checks or onboard new teams, a single flat list becomes hard to scan. With folders, you can group checks by team, service, or environment so the right checks are always easy to find and act on a whole group at once instead of one check at a time.
Drop rule recommendations for Adaptive Logs
Want more control than our pattern-based recommendations, but not sure where to start? Adaptive Logs now walks you through creating a drop rule tailored to your environment in three guided steps: pick one of your highest-volume services, choose a drop rate, and review a pre-filled rule before any logs are dropped.
Grafana Assistant is now pre-installed in Grafana Enterprise
Starting with Grafana 13.1, Grafana Assistant comes pre-installed in Grafana Enterprise, with no plugin installation required. If you’re a Grafana Enterprise user, simply connect your Grafana Cloud account to start using Assistant right away. Get onboarded quicker, explore telemetry data, build dashboards, and get things done faster using natural language.
Git Sync: Import dashboards from the UI to simplify adding them in a synced folder
You can now import a dashboard JSON straight into a Git Sync–provisioned folder. From the folder’s browse view, hit Import and Grafana will route you through a provisioned import flow: pick the file path, branch, commit message, and workflow, and the dashboard gets committed back to your repository as part of the import.
Git Sync: verified commits
Git Sync now signs commits with your user’s signing key, so Git providers mark them as Verified. GPG, SSH, and S/MIME keys are all supported. Configure a signing key on the repository, and every commit Git Sync makes to your branch is signed automatically. This unblocks teams whose repos require verified signatures via branch protection rules.
Git Sync: README.md files added to a folder in Git are displayed in the UI
Git Sync provisioned folders now render their README.md inline below the dashboards list, out of the box. Add a README.md next to your dashboards in the repo and it shows up in Grafana: context, links, ownership notes, runbooks, whatever your team needs sitting alongside the dashboards.
Git Sync: Dashboard synchronisation now available at root level
Git Sync now supports syncing a repository to the top level of your Grafana instance, with no parent folder. Pick Sync at root level without a containing folder in the setup wizard and your provisioned dashboards land at the root, alongside everything else, instead of being scoped under a single folder.
Mapping one variable to multiple values generally available
Earlier this year, we introduced multi-property variables in public preview for Grafana OSS and Enterprise (and generally available in Grafana Cloud). Now, this feature is generally available in Grafana OSS and Enterprise. Multi-property variables are a simple, powerful way to let you map several identifiers to a single variable using a JSON array.