Grafana Labs Blog

On Day 4 of ObservabilityCON 2020, the conference wrapped up with predictions and advice from observability experts, lessons in failure, and Grafana …

The big news is around support for our new open source distributed tracing system, Grafana Tempo, but the latest stable release also includes new …

At ObservabilityCON, tracing and logging took center stage, along with two observability end user stories.

Loki’s second major release includes improvements to the LogQL query language and alerting.

On Day 2 of ObservabilityCON 2020, Grafana Labs focused on Prometheus's evolution and adoption as well as highlighted the importance of continuous …

Tempo is designed to be a robust trace id lookup store whose only dependency is object storage (GCS/S3).

At ObservabilityCON, Grafana Labs leaders discussed why observability matters. Also learn about the growth of Prometheus and new Grafana features, and …

During the keynote today, we made some exciting announcements (Grafana Tempo! Loki 2.0!). Here's where you can find out more.

You can now visualize your Snowflake data alongside your other data sources in Grafana, in order to put log and metric information in context.