All about span events: what they are and how to query them
Learn what a span event is, how to query them with TraceQL, and how they can improve your tracing game.
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Grafana Tempo 2.5 release: vParquet4, streaming endpoints, and more metrics
The latest release of Grafana Tempo introduces a new Parquet storage format, gRPC streaming formats on the frontend, and additional TraceQL metrics...
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Grafana Tempo 2.4 release: TraceQL metrics, tiered caching, and TCO improvements
The latest release of Tempo introduces metric queries, tiered caching, cross-tenant queries, and more.
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Accelerate TraceQL queries at scale with dedicated attribute columns in Grafana Tempo
Dedicated attribute columns can have significant impact on query performance and memory usage in Grafana Tempo. Learn more about this new feature and...
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Grafana Tempo 2.3 release: faster trace queries, TraceQL upgrades
Tempo 2.3 is here with blazing fast queries thanks to Tempo's new block format, vParquet3. This latest release also includes new TraceQL features and...
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Send Lambda traces to Grafana Cloud with OpenTelemetry
Learn how to use the AWS Distribution for OpenTelemetry (ADOT) to export AWS Lambda traces to Grafana Cloud Traces with Grafana Agent as an OTLP...
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What's new in distributed trace visualization in Grafana
It's easier than ever to work with distributed tracing in Grafana. Learn how span filters and improvements to the trace view header and configuration...
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Grafana Tempo 2.2 release: TraceQL structural operators are here!
Structural operators and new trace-level intrinsics are just a few of the many exciting new features available in Tempo 2.2.
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Grafana Tempo 2.1 release: TraceQL performance improvements
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Get to know TraceQL: A powerful new query language for distributed tracing
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New in Grafana Tempo 2.0: Apache Parquet as the default storage format, support for TraceQL
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Distributed tracing in Kubernetes apps: What you need to know
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TraceQL: a first-of-its-kind query language to accelerate trace analysis in Tempo 2.0
Grafana Tempo will take a big leap in the 2.0 release with TraceQL, a first-of-its-kind query language to help you find the exact trace you're looking...
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New in Grafana 8.5: How to jump from traces to Splunk logs
The trace to log enablement for Splunk will give you deeper insights from your Splunk log data.
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New in Grafana Tempo 1.4: Introducing the metrics generator
New features in Grafana Tempo 1.4 allow you to generate metrics from your traces, offer more tools to improve search speed, and provide more...
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