What's new from Grafana Labs

Grafana Fleet Management helps you monitor the health of your collectors - at a glance and across a variety of dimensions. With our latest feature, you now have one more way to track collector health. Visual indicators tell you when one of your collectors experiences a remote configuration error and show you where to fix it.

Grafana Fleet Management has introduced an integrated Assistant experience for configuration pipelines. With preconfigured prompts, you can use Assistant to explain, validate, fix, optimize, or visualize your pipelines.

Fine-grained role-based access control (RBAC) has come to Grafana Fleet Management! With the new Collector App Reader role, you can grant read-only access to Fleet Management resources such as collectors, attributes, and configuration pipelines.

Private Source Map Upload is now Generally Available. Grafana Frontend Observability uses source maps to convert stack traces from JavaScript browser errors back into their original representations so that you can see the line of code that cause the issue.

When users see SLI graphs spike above 100%, it can lead to confusion and concerns about whether the SLO or SLO plugin is functioning correctly.

You can now capture and attach screenshots to an incident from anywhere in Grafana. This helps you share visual evidence fast and keep your incident history complete.

You can now view machine learning predictions for drilldown instances of preconfigured dashboards in Cloud Provider Observability using the Predict button. Predictions help you ensure resources are available during spikes in usage, as well as help you decrease the amount of resources due to over provisioning.

We’re changing how we roll out updates to Grafana Cloud by separating feature enablement from code delivery. As Grafana Cloud expands, we’re in the process of moving to a continuous delivery model so different parts of Grafana Cloud can be updated more frequently and reliably on their own schedule.

We’ve expanded our Cloud Provider Observability offering with new out-of-the-box dashboards designed to give you faster insights and reduce the operational overhead across your multi-cloud infrastructure. These dashboards are now available for key services across Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and AWS. Each dashboard is an actionable observability layer, helping your team move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive performance and cost management.

Recently, the Alert rule page received a total redesign. The new Alert rule page features a smoother, faster, and more flexible design to help make your alert rule management easier.

If you’d like to try it out in our private preview, you can sign up here. And we would love your feedback, you can share it here.

The alert rule page has received a total redesign. The new page features a smoother, faster, and more flexible design to help make your alert rule management easier.

When monitoring complex systems, quickly identifying and prioritizing critical incidents among a large volume of firing or pending alerts can often slow down incident response.

You can now add labels to alert groups in Grafana IRM, giving teams more flexibility to organize, filter, and take action on alerts as they evolve.

With the new + Label functionality, you can enrich an alert group with additional context at any point via the UI or API. This makes it easier to:

• Add triage context (for example: triage:needs-follow-up, or status:investigating)
• Support workflows that depend on labels
• Improve discoverability when many teams share the same IRM instance
• Standardize metadata across alerts coming from diverse systems

This major release brings new updates to User Actions for GA, introduces improvements to Web Vitals, simplifies configuration, cleans up deprecated internals, and adds experimental navigation instrumentation for soft navigations.