Triage your cloud environment faster with the Cloud Provider home page
The Cloud Provider Observability home page is now a live summary of your environment instead of static introductory content. Once you configure at least one provider, the page brings together the signals that need your attention across AWS, Azure, and GCP, so you can triage from one place and decide where to look next.
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You can add tables, views, data sources, and data quality tests as tasks to BigQuery pipelines
You can add tables, views, data sources, and data quality tests as tasks to BigQuery pipelines. For more information, see Add a pipeline task . This feature is generally available .
You can audit when users download query results by using the BigQuery console
You can audit when users download query results by using the BigQuery console. Data Access audit logs for the tabledata.list method now include a uiDownloadRequest field to indicate whether the request was triggered by a UI download. This feature is generally available (GA).
Adaptive refresh mode for dynamic tables (General availability)
ADAPTIVE refresh mode for dynamic tables is now generally available. ADAPTIVE refresh uses incremental refresh by default but automatically reinitializes the dynamic table when internal heuristics detect that the volume of upstream changes makes an incremental refresh significantly more expensive than a full refresh.
Genie Agents enhancements and bug fixes
- Chat sharing : Sharing an individual Genie Agent conversation is now generally available. See Share a conversation . Download visualizations on Private Link (Beta) : You can now download visualization results through the Genie Conversation API on Private Link workspaces in supported regions. See the Conversation API reference .
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Grafana Cloud Database Configuration App in public preview
The logs self-service configuration API, which had previously been available to all Grafana Cloud Logs users, is being deprecated and will be removed. This API is being replaced by the Grafana Database Configuration app, which will only be available to paid users of Grafana Cloud.
Build your own agents in Go with Grafana’s AI SDK
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Grafana Assistant for Microsoft Teams is now in Private Preview
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Grafana Assistant desktop app is now in private preview
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Grafana Assistant is now in public preview on the Grafana Mobile app
The Grafana IRM mobile app has a new name and a lot more to offer. It’s now the Grafana Mobile app, and it comes with Grafana Assistant built-in. With the Assistant in your pocket, your phone becomes an actually useful extension of Grafana Cloud. Get paged by IRM, open an Assistant chat, and start remediation without waiting to get back to a keyboard.
Introducing Assistant Search: find anything in Grafana Cloud just by describing it
Stop hunting through menus for the dashboard you built months ago. Assistant Search lets you query your Grafana artifacts blazingly fast. Describe what you’re after in plain language, and get back the dashboards, alerts, incidents, Assistant Investigations, labels, and more that match, no exact names required.
Saved queries now has command palette and provisioning support
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