Dashboards

The Grafana OpenTelemetry Distribution for Java: Optimized for Application Observability

The OpenTelemetry project provides many different components and instrumentations that support different languages and telemetry signals. However, new users often find it hard to pick the right ones and configure them properly for their specific use cases. For this reason, OpenTelemetry defines the concept of a distribution, which is a tailored and customized version of OpenTelemetry components. Here at Grafana Labs, we are all-in on OpenTelemetry.

The Grafana OpenTelemetry Distribution for .NET: Optimized for Application Observability

The OpenTelemetry project provides many different components and instrumentations that support different languages and telemetry signals. However, new users often find it hard to pick the right ones and configure them properly for their specific use cases. For this reason, OpenTelemetry defines the concept of a distribution, which is a tailored and customized version of OpenTelemetry components. Here at Grafana Labs, we are all-in on OpenTelemetry.

Transform Your Kubernetes Troubleshooting With Powerful Data Correlations

As developers and engineers, we're all too familiar with the manual labor of connecting disparate data points—metrics, logs, events and resource status. We're also familiar with a continual need to simplify and unify these elements into a seamless troubleshooting experience. This on-demand webinar looks at how data correlation approach provides a holistic view of complex system interactions and can move you from issue awareness to full resolution without juggling different tools or performing mental gymnastics. All on a single dashboard!

Dashboarding Azure Monitor SCOM MI in SquaredUp

Big news! Microsoft have just dropped Azure Monitor SCOM Managed Instance (SCOM MI), their cloud-based alternative to SCOM. It’s fully Microsoft managed, and so it promises to take the headache out of deploying, scaling, and managing your SCOM Management Groups. Read Microsoft’s announcement blog to learn all about it.

What is DevOps? Grafana for Beginners Ep.2

As a beginner in DevOps, you probably have come across multiple definitions of DevOps and countless things that fall under the DevOps umbrella. So you have a basic idea of what DevOps is but are you able to explain it to another newbie like yourself? Join Lisa Jung, a senior developer advocate at Grafana, to learn about DevOps in the simplest terms possible. Subscribe to the Grafana for Beginners series to delve deeper into concepts like observability, DevOps, and how Grafana can be used to observe your system as a part of your DevOps Practice!

Set and scale service level objectives in Grafana Cloud: Introducing Grafana SLO

When we began offering Grafana Cloud Metrics, we set a service level agreement (SLA) for 99.5% of requests to be completed within a few seconds. So we built an alert that would go off if more than 0.5% of requests were slower than a couple of seconds within a five-minute moving window. Sounds reasonable, right?

ObservabilityCON 2023 - Opening Keynote (Live)

👋 Coming to you live from London, Grafana ObservabilityCON 2023's keynote introduces the latest developments in the open and composable LGTM (Loki, Grafana, Tempo, Mimir) observability stack AND many exciting announcements! Our keynote features CEO/Co-founder Raj Dutt, CTO Tom Wilkie, and members of the Grafana Labs engineering team.

Managing observability spend with Grafana Cloud's Cost Management Hub

Learn how Grafana Cloud helps analyze, manage and optimize observability spend from a central location called the cost management hub. The move to cloud-native architectures like K8s and Prometheus has caused an unprecedented increase in telemetry data that has resulted in observability bills skyrocketing. With Grafana Cloud and the central cost management hub, you will be able to answer any cost-related question with the tools to inspect, attribute, optimize and monitor your observability spend.

How to map log volume to teams with Grafana Cloud's Log Volume Explorer | Demo

Investigate the source of high log volumes in Grafana Cloud by leveraging log labels to understand which teams or applications are responsible for log usage. In this video, see how to use the Log Volume Explorer with a point-and-click user interface and explore log volumes by using any combination of labels associated with the logging data. Slice and dice the data as you choose to see log volume broken down by teams, applications, clusters, cloud region.