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Kubernetes Monitoring has added more troubleshooting tools:
- Find deleted Clusters, Nodes, Pods, containers, workloads, and namespaces
- Zoom into an area on the graph to narrow the time range
- Jump directly to the list of Clusters, Nodes, workloads, and alerts from the home page
Find deleted objects
It’s easier to give your network access to Synthetic Monitoring public probes using https://allowlists.grafana.com/synthetics. This publishes up-to-date CIDR ranges of all public probe locations from a single URL, with data in JSON format to support machine readability and automation.
Introducing Grafana Cloud Frontend Observability private source map uploads. Frontend Observability in Grafana Cloud can use source maps to convert stack traces from JavaScript browser errors back into their original representation. That way, users can see the line of code that caused the issue.
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We’ve made a number of small improvements to the data visualization experience in Grafana.
Table cell text wrapping
A longstanding feature request for the table visualization is to allow wrapping of text within cells. In Grafana 11.1 we’ve added this capability! By default, the column with the longest text is selected for wrapping. You can also configure wrapping manually using field overrides.
We’re promoting XY chart out of public preview and into general availability.
XY charts provide a way to visualize arbitrary x and y values in a graph so that you can easily show the relationship between two variables. XY charts are typically used to create scatter plots. You can also use them to create bubble charts where field values determine the size of each bubble:
Introducing Catchpoint data source plugin.
The Catchpoint data source plugin allows you to query and visualize Tests, RUM and SLO data from within Grafana.
Running tests has become common in recent years, but it’s only part of the story. The real value lies not just in testing but also in analyzing the results. Was the system under test stable? How was its performance?
Grafana Explore now allows for logs filtering and pinning in content outline.
Filtering Logs: All log levels are now automatically available in the content outline. You can filter by log level, currently supported for Elasticsearch and Loki data sources. To select multiple filters, hold down the command key on Mac or the control key on Windows while clicking.
More easily create silences directly from the Alert rule list view or detail page.
These rule-specific silences are guaranteed to only apply to a single rule and permissions to read, create, update or delete are tied to a user’s permissions for that rule.
Manage silences through Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). In addition to the Grafana open source functionality in Rule-specific silences with permissions, you can choose who can create, edit, and read silences using the following permissions:
Send alert notifications to Amazon Simple Notifications Service (Amazon SNS).
Grafana Cloud Traces users now get partial results from TraceQL queries as they come in, rather than having to wait for all results to be returned at once. This allows you to start looking at traces matched by your query immediately, speeding up your root cause analysis.
Enables you to easily choose which templates you want to use in your alert notification messages by adding a template selector in the Contact Points form.
Fetching a rule group no longer requires the datasources:query permission for every data source used by the rules within that group. Now, the only requirements are alert.rules:read and folders:read for the folder the group is contained in.
For the past few months we’ve been working on a major update of our Dashboards architecture and migrated it to the Scenes library. This migration provides us with more stable, dynamic, and flexible dashboards as well as setting the foundation for what we envision the future of Grafana dashboards will be. Here are two of the improvements that are being introduced as part of this work: