What’s new in Grafana Cloud
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Improved tooltips in visualizations
We’ve introduced enhanced tooltips as part of our standardization initiative, unifying the tooltip architecture for a consistent user experience across panels. Packed with features like color indicators, time uniformity, and improved support for long labels, these tooltips go beyond a cosmetic redesign, bringing fundamental changes to elevate your data visualization experience. Stay tuned for more updates!
To try out the new tooltips, enable the newVizTooltips
feature toggle. Enhanced tooltips have been implemented for the following visualizations:
- Time series
- Trend
- Heatmap
- Status history
- Candlestick
- State timeline
- XY Chart
- and more coming soon!
Plot enum values in your time series and state timeline visualizations
You can now plot enum values in your time series and state timeline visualizations. This feature is useful when you want to visualize the state of a system, such as the status of a service or the health of a device. For example, you can use this feature to visualize the status of a service as ON
, STANDBY
, or OFF
. To display enum values you can use the convert field transform.
View percent change in stat visualizations
You can now view percent change in stat visualizations. This makes it easier to understand your data by showing how metrics are changing over time.
Multi-stack data sources
Introducing Multi-Stack Data Sources
It’s complicated to query across multiple data sources if you store your metrics or logs across separate tenants.
Grafana Anonymous Access
We’ve identified a need for users who enable anonymous authentication to monitor the anonymous devices connected to their Grafana instance. This feature is part of our ongoing efforts to enhance control and transparency regarding anonymous usage.
Anonymous access now allows users, including those in open-source and enterprise self-managed environments, to view and monitor their anonymous access. They can also set a device limit, configuring a specific number of anonymous devices to connect to their instance.
Trace to Profiles
Using Trace to profiles, you can use Grafana’s ability to correlate different signals by adding the functionality to link between traces and profiles.
Trace to profiles lets you link your Grafana Pyroscope data source to tracing data. When configured, this connection lets you run queries from a trace span into the profile data.
Copy info in Kubernetes Monitoring
Throughout Kubernetes Monitoring, hover to reveal the copy icon. You can click to copy any text so that you can:
- Use it in your own query.
- Paste it in the command line.
- Send it to others.
IBM Cloud selectable in Kubernetes Monitoring configuration
When using the Grafana Kubernetes Monitoring Helm chart to configure with the configuration wizard, you can select IBM Cloud as a platform.
The improved navigation menu gives you a better overview by showing all levels of navigation items in a more compact design. We also implemented a better dock and imprved scrolling behavior. Furthermore, we improved the structure of the nav menu and added several new items.
Logs Table UI
Table view was created to help facilitate ease of use in a point and click UI, as opposed to data source specific query language formatting options, like loki’s line_format.
Tables can be configured and shared with team members via explore URLs or by adding the table to a dashboard panel.
Command Palette extension point
Plugins can now add custom actions into Grafana’s command palette. Actions can link directly to a plugin page, or open a modal to allow users to interact with a plugin without losing their current page.
In Grafana Cloud you can use the new ‘Run investigation’ action to start a Sift investigation from anywhere in Grafana. Keep an eye out for new actions appearing in your command palette in the near future!
Monitor EC2 instances in AWS observability
Grafana AWS observability introduces monitoring for your EC2 instances, all within an embedded experience, and without the need for managing or configuring local agents or building dashboards.
From the list of scrape jobs, you can navigate to your list of EC2 instances shown on the Overview tab, and drill into instance details.
Cluster and Node detail pages in Kubernetes Monitoring
Cost monitoring and investigation and troubleshooting of CPU and memory usage are now easier for both Clusters and Nodes. Go to the optimization panels for the Cluster and Node detail pages to view the CPU and memory utilization, as well as cost information.
These graphs show a history based on the time range you select.
Explore cost queries in Kubernetes Monitoring
On any panel of the Cost page in Kubernetes Monitoring, click the Explore button.
Better user experience for configuration status in Kubernetes Monitoring
The Metrics status tab, which shows the configuration status of Kubernetes Monitoring components, is updated for better usability and quicker comprehension.