Release webinar: Dashboard Server 7.0
In this release webinar, Graham Davies, SCOM veteran and Dashboard Server Product Manager, takes a look at the latest enhancements in DS 7.0. Key highlights include.
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Streamlining GitHub security alerts monitoring with SquaredUp
GitHub security alerts can get noisy very quickly, making it hard to see exactly what's going on across an organization. In this video, our Director of Engineering Tim Wheeler shows how you can quickly and easily get the visibility you need in a SquaredUp dashboard.
Distributed performance testing for Kubernetes environments: Grafana k6 Operator 1.0 is here
Performance testing is critical to build reliable applications, but testing at scale, especially inside modern Kubernetes environments, can be a challenge. For example, how do you coordinate tests across multiple nodes, test private services without compromising security, or even do both at once? And most importantly, how do you do all this without adding too much operational complexity to your stack?
How to connect ServiceNow to Grafana Cloud IRM incidents
Companies rely on a variety of services to streamline their workflows, which often requires data synchronization or information sharing across platforms. But are your tools flexible enough to connect with external systems? ServiceNow is widely recognized for its robust and complex workflow support for enterprises. However, it may not always offer the most intuitive or user-friendly experience when handling incidents.
Debug, query, and build faster with AI: How we use Grafana Assistant at Grafana Labs
We recently released Grafana Assistant into public preview for Grafana Cloud, and we’ve been excited to see how our customers have already made it part of their daily observability routines. At the same time, Assistant is becoming a go-to companion for developers right here at Grafana Labs, whether they’re debugging on-call issues, helping customers, or trying to remember tricky PromQL syntax.
Behind the Dashboard: How to monitor your LLM integrations
Behind the Dashboard is an ongoing series where we look under the hood of a specific Catchpoint feature. Each episode breaks down the technology itself, what’s challenging about using it for monitoring, and how we removed friction and toil to make it a valuable part of the Catchpoint platform. In this episode Leon, Mursi, and Rahul take a look at Catchpoint’s LLM monitoring capabilities, including ensuring your integrated LLMs are up and performing optimally; as well as knowing if you’re using the most effective (accurate) and economical (cheapest per query) option in your suite.
A smarter filter for Grafana Alerting: Introducing a new way to find your alerts
At Grafana Labs, we believe that effective alerting is the cornerstone of any robust observability strategy. That’s why we’re constantly listening to your feedback and working to improve the Grafana user experience so it’s easier for you to manage and interact with your alert rules. Today, we’ve excited to tell you about an update in Grafana Alerting that’s built to address some of your biggest pain points.
Interactive Dashboards - Click Any Panel to Start Debugging
Your dashboard shows a latency spike. To investigate it, you copy the query, open logs in a new tab, paste and modify the query, lose your dashboard filters, and repeat for traces. By the time you find the issue, you have 15 tabs open. Starting today, you can click any panel and investigate right there. All your filters and variables carry over. No more tab juggling.
Measuring service response time and latency: How to perform a TCP check in Grafana Cloud Synthetic Monitoring
When your database stops accepting connections or your mail server becomes unreachable during business hours, the impact is immediate and costly. Fortunately, the right monitoring strategy can help you detect these TCP connection failures early on, and prevent them from impacting the user experience.
Managing access in Grafana: a single stack journey with teams, roles, and real-world patterns
When multiple teams use Grafana, it can start to feel a bit messy. Dashboards pile up, permissions become unclear, and teams accidentally overwrite each other’s work. To help you and your organization stay clear, collaborative, and secure, we recommend putting all users in a single Grafana Cloud stack and managing access with teams, roles, and folders. To illustrate this, I’ll share a hypothetical example of how you can put this into practice across three teams. Let’s dive in!