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Observability - Not Just Dashboards and Alerts | Why Teams Like Uber & Salesforce Use Grafana Cloud

Grafana Cloud is a fully managed observability platform built on open source and open standards. From Fitbits to power grids, it helps teams monitor systems, cut through noise, and act faster. With 150+ integrations, Grafana Cloud unifies logs, metrics, and traces, giving visibility from backend to frontend. AI-powered guidance accelerates root cause analysis and simplifies on-call, while customers like Citigroup, Salesforce, Uber, and ASOS scale with confidence.

How to boost observability ROI with continuous profiling and Grafana Drilldown

For the longest time, observability was centered around logs, metrics, and traces, but the growth of more complex systems has made continuous profiling another essential part of maintaining healthy systems. It provides insights into resource usage and latency down to the code level, delivering key insights to improve performance.

Grafana Campfire - UI Extensions: Enabling Cross-App Workflows (Grafana Community Call -Sept 2025)

In this upcoming Grafana Campfire Community Call, we will talk about the Grafana UI Extensions, where we will discuss how the Framework enables plugins to interoperate by adding links, components, or functions into defined places (extension points) in Grafana. We will talk about (but not limited to):What are UI Extensions and where you find the resourcesHow it can be leveraged to deliver fun new featuresAdding custom actions, links, and components to various parts in UI and much more.....

Lighting up your dashboards: How to visualize the CheerLights IoT project in Grafana Cloud

I recently joined the Developer Advocacy team here at Grafana Labs, and have been exploring ways to accelerate my Grafana learning journey. Like many others in the Grafana community, my introduction to the open source project happened when I needed a way to easily visualize data that resided in external databases, mostly using SQL queries.

Grafana Labs Co-founder Woods: Market maturity, OpenTelemetry, and AI are reshaping observability

As organizations navigate increasingly complex tech environments, unified observability practices have become essential. That was one of the main takeaways from Grafana Labs Co-founder Anthony Woods’ recent appearance on “Tech Keys by by Mercari India,” a podcast hosted by Vaibhav Khurana, Head of Platform Engineering at Mercari India.

Grafana 12.2 release: LLM-powered SQL expressions, updates to canvas and table visualizations, simplified reporting, and more

Grafana 12.2 has arrived, delivering new features to help you and your team move from data to decisions faster than ever. Grafana 12.2: Download now! Below are just some of the highlights from the latest Grafana release.

Infinity Data Source Now Supports Auth for Actions | Grafana 12.2

Grafana 12.2 introduces actions authentication with the Infinity data source — giving you more secure and flexible ways to trigger actions. Previously, actions were limited to browser-based HTTP requests subject to CORS. Now you can choose between browser requests or Infinity connections, leveraging preconfigured authentication settings. This update makes actions more powerful and reliable in Grafana 12.2.

Visualize Jenkins CI/CD Pipelines: Introducing the New Jenkins Data Source Plugin in Grafana 12.2

Grafana 12.2 introduces the new Jenkins data source plugin, giving you real-time insights into your Jenkins CI/CD pipelines. With easy setup, you can connect your Jenkins instance and explore two built-in dashboards: See how Jenkins data becomes instantly actionable inside Grafana.

New Grafana One-Page Report (Public Preview) | Grafana 12.2

Grafana 12.2 introduces a redesigned reporting feature, now in public preview. The new one-page report creation flow replaces the old multi-step wizard, making it easier and more intuitive to schedule and share insights. You can now: Check out how the new reporting experience simplifies sharing data in Grafana 12.2.