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With Grafana Cloud solutions, you get an observability stack for your infrastructure — including preconfigured dashboards and alerts — up and running...

Explore the latest updates to Frontend Observability in Grafana Cloud, including tighter correlation between frontend and backend signals so you can...

With Exemptions, you can customize how Adaptive Metrics handles your data, ensuring that essential information is always available while enjoying the...

Cloud Provider Observability is your central hub for monitoring AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud environments, all in Grafana Cloud.

From data visualization updates to new features for performance testing, here are some of the latest capabilities we’ve rolled out in Grafana Cloud.

Catch up on the latest and greatest updates to Grafana k6, including native TypeScript support and new web APIs.

Learn what a span event is, how to query them with TraceQL, and how they can improve your tracing game.

Today we are releasing Grafana 11.1.4, 11.0.3, 10.4.7, which include a medium severity security fix. If you are affected, we recommend that you...

Debug faster, optimize resources better, and prepare for the future more easily. Get visibility into historical data immediately with Kubernetes...

Don't write code to fetch Okta logs. Instead, use the Okta logs collector, along with Grafana Alloy and Grafana Loki, to do it for you and start...

As part of our goal of developing data sources that are more purpose-built, we are introducing the Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus plugin that...

Upgrade to Grafana Alloy 1.3 for real-time monitoring of your data pipelines and more efficient troubleshooting across your components.

As organizations extend their use of Grafana, efficient and secure authentication is essential. Here’s how to set up Grafana SSO today — and why it’s...

Discover what's driving your Kubernetes costs and get actionable information on how to reduce your expenses.

Learn the signals and indicators to watch for so your Kubernetes objects are rightsized for your resource demands.