Releasesby GlyphConnect AI to trusted operational context with New Relic Ground Truth
New Relic Ground Truth is here, giving engineering teams a trusted operational intelligence layer for enterprise AI. As organizations bring AI assistants and agents into operational workflows, the challenge is no longer simply connecting AI to more data.
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Predict dynamic table refresh behavior with EXPLAIN CHANGES (General availability)
You can now use EXPLAIN CHANGES to predict a dynamic table's refresh behavior before it happens, either for a manual refresh or as part of a DDL change, without applying the change.
Horizon Catalog Explorer UI (Preview)
With this release, the Horizon Catalog Explorer is the default experience for browsing Snowflake objects in Snowsight, replacing Database Explorer. The Horizon Catalog Explorer provides consistent navigation and object detail pages while preserving the tabs and actions that you already use.
Embedding Streamlit in Snowflake apps in external pages (General availability)
Embedding Streamlit in Snowflake apps in external pages is now generally available. You can render a container-runtime app inside a page you host, such as a customer portal or an internal dashboard, using a single tag.
Elastic Channels for Snowpipe Streaming (General availability)
Elastic Channels for Snowpipe Streaming are now generally available. Elastic Channels provide one implicit, server-scaled ingestion path per pipe, so concurrent producers can stream directly to Snowflake tables and supported Snowflake-managed Iceberg tables without managing channel names, lifecycle, ordering, or offset tokens.
Webhook-triggered deployments for Databricks Apps will soon be generally available
Starting in October 2026, webhook-triggered deployments for Databricks Apps will be generally available. Automatically deploy your app when changes are pushed to a connected GitHub or Azure DevOps repository, so your deployed app stays in sync with your repository without manual redeployment. See Deploy a Databricks app .
Sharing foreign Delta tables with OpenSharing is now generally available
Sharing and reading foreign Delta tables with OpenSharing is now generally available. Providers can share Delta-format tables federated from OneLake, a Hive metastore, or AWS Glue, without copying data into Databricks. See Add foreign Delta tables to a share .
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New Relic Lens is now generally available
Today, we are excited to announce the General Availability of New Relic Lens , a powerful data federation capability designed to simplify and accelerate data discovery and analysis across multiple environments.
Now query up to 30 New Relic accounts at once!
Today we are excited to announce that the max number of New Relic accounts that can be queried at once is increasing its limit from 5 to 30! This can be done both through the UI – by clicking "Multi-account (up to 30)" in the account dropdown – or via the API.
New Relic Compound Alerts brings multiple conditions together for more precise alerting
A single threshold breach does not always provide enough context to determine whether an issue requires attention. With New Relic Compound Alerts, teams can combine up to five existing alert conditions and use AND and OR logic to define the specific combination that triggers a compound alert event.
Tag-based grouping, custom columns, and column reordering in Catalogs
Grouping and column options aren't new to Catalogs , we've always offered a curated set of the most relevant options out of the box, so you get a high-signal view without the noise.
Session replay now has its own billing category
New Relic now reports session replay data (both Browser and Mobile) under its own billing category in Data ingestion and usage, instead of under browser events and mobile events. This is a reporting change only: your session replay functionality, pricing, and total data ingested are unaffected.
A new trace map experience with intelligent clustering
Complex traces that span dozens of services can make trace maps unreadable when every node is rendered at once. Services causing latency or errors get buried in visual noise, which makes troubleshooting harder. We've unified the trace map experience and added clustering logic to limit how many nodes the map displays at once.
Reference the current dashboard from anywhere with {{selfEntity}}
New Relic dashboards now support a {{selfEntity}} template variable that resolves to the dashboard's own entity GUID, wherever you reference it in that dashboard's configuration.
New Relic Control host-based fleets are now generally available
Linux and Windows host support for Agent Control and Fleet Control reaches General Availability today, matching the GA support for Kubernetes that shipped in September 2025. New Relic Control now gives you one observability control plane across Kubernetes, Linux, and Windows hosts, so your entire fleet is managed the same way no matter where it runs.