Learn about our open source tracing database, Tempo, a scalable way to store and query distributed traces generated by any open source tracing protocol.
Learn to use the best open source observability software (Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, and Tempo) without the overhead of managing and scaling your own stack.
Learn how the new Sentry data source for Grafana can help development teams visualize their software health with key business metrics in a single view.
Learn how to use Grafana Machine Learning to create metric forecasts and configure alerts based on them, and determine where adaptive alerting works best.
In this webinar, we'll give an overview of our two products, k6 OSS and k6 Cloud, to help you understand which solution is right for your needs. You'll get a live demo of how to create a load testing script in minutes that is realistic enough to make your test environments more production-like. Then we'll go over your options for integration with Grafana and Prometheus, so your load test results can be seen wherever your team is already looking. By the end of this webinar, you'll understand how to use k6 to run thousand-user load tests from different geographical regions on the cloud, and how to use Grafana to make sense of all the results.
In this session, we’ll talk about some of the challenges users encounter when scaling their metrics systems, with a particular focus on Prometheus and Graphite.
In this webinar, we'll show you how to use Grafana to unlock these insights and have better visibility into the performance of your software development team.
Prometheus is taking over the monitoring world! In this webinar, we will start with a quick introduction to the open source project that’s the de facto standard for monitoring modern, cloud native systems.
In this webinar, we’ll walk you through connecting and monitoring your Raspberry Pi using Grafana Cloud, which is the quickest way to get started with best-in-class open source observability tools.
Compared to worldPing, Synthetic Monitoring is more intuitive, easier to use, and allows users to observe how systems and applications are performing from a user’s point of view. The new improvements in Synthetic Monitoring allow you to monitor applications and API endpoints from 21 locations around the world.