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Check out three of the most popular questions—and answers!—on the Grafana Labs community board.

Show us the monitors! The post-geographical Grafana Labs team members show off personal workspaces—and their best home office hacks.

VictorOps' Melanie Postma on how teams can leverage VictorOps and Grafana dashboards to reduce MTTR.

Design Engineer Jordan J. Hamel explains how Amgen uses Grafana to create fair and equal on call rotations—and decrease employee burnout.

At InfluxDays, Grafana Labs' David Kaltschmidt showed how Grafana's Explore feature allows users to visualize metrics and logs using Influx. Here's a recap.

GitLab is so 'ridiculously transparent' that it shares all of its metrics on a public Grafana dashboard. Backend Engineer Ben Kochie explains how and why.

TimescaleDB's Diana Hsieh makes a convincing case for using SQL in time series monitoring.

In case you missed it, all the highlights from KubeCon + CouldNativeCon EU from the Grafana Labs team.

Grafana Labs' David Kaltschmidt shares his best tips for creating foolproof Kubernetes dashboards so no one loses sleep over on calls ever again.

The three pillars of observability -- monitoring, logging and tracing -- are so 2018. At KubeCon 2019, Tom Wilkie and Frederic Branczyk discuss the future of observability.

Verizon once had 500,000 lines of code for stored procedures. Here's how Grafana, MySQL, and new technical innovations simplified analytics and automated development efforts at the company.

Your monitoring stack should not cost you stacks. At GrafanaCon, Sensu Software Engineer Nikki Attea demonstrated one effective way to collect and monitor data using Sensu, InfluxDB, and Grafana.

Instead of grepping through logs, Grafana Labs Software Engineer Callum Styan explains how Loki makes log aggregrgation for incident investigation easier.

When an executive sees a Grafana dashboard and asks, 'What does this really mean for business?' Percona CEO Peter Zaitsev shows you how to effectively answer that question.

'People seem to notice when the Bloomberg Terminal doesn't work,' said Stig Sorenson, Head of Production Visibility Group at Bloomberg. 'We have had a few outages that were high profile, so about three years ago we decided to embark on a journey where we took telemetry a bit more seriously.'

When Grafana Labs built Loki, the team was determined to incorporate the best of both worlds, making it much simpler to use, whether you want to run a single process on bare metal or microservices at hyperscale.

With the recent release of Azure Monitor and Google Stackdriver plugins, the engineers at Grafana Labs have their heads in the clouds.