Releasesby GlyphConnect Synthetic Monitoring checks to your frontend applications
You can now connect Synthetic Monitoring checks to the frontend applications they test. A check’s outside-in results then appear right next to that application’s health in the Knowledge graph. Frontend connections are available in public preview . Frontend connections build on the Knowledge graph integration , which already connects checks to services.
Also shipped Nov 9, 2026Grafana Labs in November 2026 →
AlloyDB AI smart batching and sentiment analysis are generally available
AlloyDB AI smart batching for AI functions and the ai.analyze_sentiment function are now generally available on PostgreSQL 17 and later. Smart batching improves query performance by offloading AI operations asynchronously.
BigQuery compute cost attribution is available in preview
BigQuery now supports compute cost attribution in preview, allowing users to track billed compute charges at the project level based on reservation capacity usage for FinOps reporting.
BigQuery jobs explorer performance troubleshooting is generally available
BigQuery jobs explorer now provides generally available tools for troubleshooting query performance and comparing job and system performance to diagnose regressions.
BigQuery pipeline task concurrency limits are generally available
Users can now specify the maximum number of concurrently executed tasks when creating or scheduling BigQuery pipelines.
BigQuery adds Zstandard compression functions in preview
BigQuery now supports Zstandard (Zstd) compression and decompression functions for bytes and string values in GoogleSQL, currently available in preview.
AWS Glue adds 100 new native connectors for popular SaaS applications
AWS Glue now includes 100 native connectors for SaaS and REST API applications, enabling data integration without custom code. These connectors allow teams to reuse connections across ETL jobs with existing permission models.
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More control over how you explore and display table data
Wide, dense tables can make it difficult to find relevant information and present it clearly. We’ve updated Grafana’s core table visualization with more control over filtering, column layout, and readability, bringing more of the table capabilities you need directly into your dashboards.
A simpler way to manage metrics and recommendations in Adaptive Metrics
Adaptive Metrics now features a redesigned interface that separates optimization recommendations from rule configurations. This update simplifies metric management and impact analysis.
Automatic self-monitoring in Fleet Management
Fleet Management now automatically deploys self-monitoring pipelines to connected Grafana Alloy or OpenTelemetry collectors.
Group and delete multiple panels from the dashboard
Users can now select multiple panels on the dashboard canvas to group or delete them simultaneously using the actions tooltip.
Adaptive Metrics Audit Log
Grafana Cloud released a public preview of the Audit Log in Adaptive Metrics, allowing users to track up to 30 days of metric rule changes across Auto-Apply, manual edits, and recommendations.
Undo and redo dashboard changes
Experiment with your dashboards and recover from mistakes more easily with undo and redo, now in public preview. Use the Undo and Redo icons in the dashboard toolbar to revert or reinstate changes as you edit. Grafana keeps up to 100 changes in your current edit session, even after you save the dashboard.
Keep more of your dashboard visible with Grafana Assistant
Keep Grafana Assistant close at hand while giving your dashboard its full width. The new floating layout places a compact chat box over the page, which you can move to suit what you are working on. Expand the conversation when you want to read a response, resize it for more room, or collapse it back to the input box.
Redesigned Grafana Cloud homepage
We’ve redesigned the Grafana Cloud homepage around what you need when you log in. It brings your recent work, firing alerts and incidents, your on-call shifts, and the state of your observability stack onto one page. The homepage adapts to your stack. On a new stack, it guides you through setting up your first solutions.