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k6 Studio 2.0: browser test authoring and autocorrelation are generally available

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Building a realistic performance test usually means writing selectors by hand, hunting down session tokens that break your script on playback, and tuning configuration before you can run anything. The latest Grafana k6 Studio release takes that work off your plate, with browser test authoring and autocorrelation now generally available.

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Data movement policies (General availability)

With this release, data movement policies are now generally available for Enterprise Edition (or higher). Data movement policies are part of Snowflake’s data exfiltration protection controls. These SQL-style conditional policies can help you limit, alert on, or block data movement operations based on specific movement types.

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Organization Features in Organization Command Center (Preview)

Organization Features is now in preview in Organization Command Center. From the organization account, a user with the GLOBALORGADMIN role can open Organization Hub » Command center , then the Organization Features tile, to see which organization-level capabilities are enabled. In preview, the main control is premium views for cross-account telemetry.

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Organization Command Center 3rd party access configuration (Preview)

3rd party access configuration is now in preview in Organization Command Center. From the organization account, a user with the GLOBALORGADMIN role can open Organization Hub » Command center , then the 3rd party access configuration tile, to classify member accounts as internal or external, set the default tenant type for new accounts, and maintain allowed...

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Authoring commits in Git Sync

Starting in Grafana 13.2.0, you can include authoring information to your commits. If you don’t enable commit signing, you can use author override to author commits. If you don’t select author override, the signed-in Grafana user name and email will be used as the commit author.

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Git Sync support for GitHub enterprise

Git Sync now supports GitHub Enterprise, both Server and Cloud versions. You can now provision your dashboards as JSON files and your folders in your GitHub enterprise instance using Git Sync. If you make any changes in your synchronized Git repositories, they will be updated in the Grafana database as well, and vice-versa.

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Webhooks available for GitLab and BitBucket

In Grafana OSS/Enterprise, Git Sync uses webhooks to enable real-time updates from GitHub public repositories, or to enable pull request integrations. Webhooks are now available for GitLab and BitBucket.

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Revamped homepage for Grafana

We’ve applied a fresh coat of paint to the Grafana homepage and added a couple of new features while we’re there. We’ve updated the homepage for your Grafana on-prem installation, aligning it to the same core experience that powers Grafana Cloud.

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Export traces of Grafana to a file for easier troubleshooting

When you operate Grafana yourself and have to troubleshoot performance issues, distributed traces are often the quickest way to see what’s going on under the hood. Until now, collecting them meant standing up an OpenTelemetry Collector and a tracing backend just to investigate a single issue. Now Grafana can write its own traces directly to a file.

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Azure Monitor Batch API

The Azure Monitor data source now supports the Azure Monitor Metrics Batch API . Instead of sending one request per resource, Grafana groups eligible metric queries and sends them together. This means fewer calls to Azure, faster queries, and less chance of throttling on dashboards that query many resources.

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