Grafana Labs Blog

We believe in honesty and transparency, so we collected hard questions from Grafanistas, and Raj answered them for this public Q&A.

Grafana Tempo is the logical consequence of what Prometheus and OpenMetrics started: making metrics, logs, and traces seamless at truly cloud native …

The Internet of Things enables you to have more data from more places, and the ideal tool for working with this time series data is Prometheus.

A look back at some of the new features, improvements, and discussions that made this a productive year in the world of Prometheus.

Grafana OSS is not affected. This is a janitorial release to keep version information in sync.

As part of the wider open source cloud native observability strategy around offerings such as the AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry, Grafana Labs and AWS …

In-person meetups were out of the question in 2020, but that didn't stop us from connecting with our open source communities.

The announcement of AWS’s distribution of OpenTelemetry is part of a wider push towards Open Source and Open Standards for modernizing observability.

To scale and grow, Grafana Labs needed to reorg the R&D/engineering side of the company. Sounds scary, right? Well, it ain't.

At PromCon Online, Richard Hartmann, a Prometheus maintainer, spoke about recent developments within the open source project and what’s coming next.