Releasesby GlyphMake panels easier to understand with subtitles
When a panel title needs more explanation, you can now display its description as a subtitle directly beneath it. This keeps context visible as you read the dashboard, helping you understand what a metric measures or how to interpret a chart. In Panel options , enter your Description and enable Use as subtitle .
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Metadata for BigQuery Graph is automatically ingested and searchable in Knowledge Catalog
Metadata for BigQuery Graph is automatically ingested and searchable in Knowledge Catalog . This feature is available in preview .
BigQuery supports WHERE clauses inside aggregate function calls in preview
Aggregate function calls can now include a WHERE clause that filters their input with a boolean expression, simplifying conditional aggregation in SQL.
Multimodal AI_SUMMARIZE for automatic theme summarization (Public Preview)
Snowflake Cortex AI_SUMMARIZE is now available in public preview, enabling customers to summarize text and multimodal content, including images and documents, directly in Snowflake.
Zero-copy support for all table formats in interactive warehouses (General availability)
Support for all table formats in interactive warehouses is now generally available and is no longer in Preview .
Genie visualizations in Slack replies (Public Preview)
When a Genie response includes a chart, the visualization now appears as an image in the Slack reply. If you installed the Databricks Genie app for Slack previously, reinstall it to enable this. See Visualizations .
Metadata for BigQuery Graph is now automatically ingested and searchable in Knowledge Catalog
Metadata for BigQuery Graph is now automatically ingested and searchable in Knowledge Catalog. This feature is available in preview . For more information, see Knowledge Catalog overview .
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Secrets management is generally available with AWS Secrets Manager support
We’re excited to announce the general availability of secrets management in Grafana Cloud, along with a new AWS Secrets Manager integration. Secrets management gives you one safe place to store the API keys, tokens, and passwords that your Synthetic Monitoring checks and Grafana Cloud k6 tests need, so credentials never end up in your scripts.
Suggested Recommendations for Adaptive Logs
Get to your first Adaptive Logs savings faster! See your 3 most valuable Adaptive Logs recommendations, and easily tailor them to your needs, to make optimizing log cost even easier. To try this out, navigate to Adaptive Logs -> Drop rules, and recommendations will be right at the top.
Fleet-managed Adaptive Logs in public preview
Make log ingest cost effective with fleet-managed Adaptive Logs! Now available in public preview, Adaptive Logs applies your drop rules and exemptions on collectors you already run, so matching logs are filtered before they leave your environment. Pattern drop rates still run in Grafana Cloud.
Monitor your full stack from the Observability home page
The Observability home page is now the default landing page when you select Observability in the Grafana main menu. It brings together your services, databases, frontend applications, Pods, and nodes in one view so you can see what needs attention across your entire stack without switching between individual products.
Let Grafana propose SLOs for your service
From a service in the entity catalog, open the SLO tab. If the service has no SLOs yet, Grafana suggests availability and latency targets from recent request, error and latency metrics. You can edit the name, target and window, choose a folder, optionally add burn-rate alerts and create the SLO. You can also create one manually.
Track and create SLOs from your service entities
Every Service entity in the entity catalog carries an SLOs tab, so you can check whether a service is meeting its service level objectives (SLOs) while you investigate it, without switching to another app. The entity header carries an SLOs dropdown menu with a status dot, which gives you the same answer at a glance.
Import of Alertmanager configuration to Grafana Alerting
Moving alert rules from Mimir and Prometheus to Grafana previously meant manually rebuilding their notification setup in Grafana. Now you can import your existing Prometheus or Mimir Alertmanager configuration alongside your alert rules, bringing routing and notification settings with you instead of recreating them from scratch.
Try dashboard changes confidently with Grafana Assistant undo
You can now undo Grafana Assistant’s latest dashboard changes with a click. If you try a different layout or visualization and prefer what you had before, you can restore it and keep experimenting.