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In this video, Mitch, the Director of Product Management at Grafana, introduces the Cloud Migration Assistant, available in public preview in Grafana 11.2. This tool simplifies the process of migrating dashboards and data sources from Grafana Open Source or Enterprise to Grafana Cloud. Mitch demonstrates how users can easily transfer their configurations with a point-and-click UI, generate a token for secure connection, and use Private Data Source Connect to access private data sources.

In 11.2, we've made standardized tooltips and data links improvements in canvas visualizations. These improvements are generally available. Watch the walk-through from Adela on the DataViz Squad at Grafana Labs. Grafana Cloud is the easiest way to get started with Grafana dashboards, metrics, logs, and traces.

In 11.2, the state timeline visualization now supports pagination. Previously, all the series in a state timeline were made to fit within the single window of the panel, which could make it hard to read. The Page size option lets you paginate the state timeline visualization to limit how many series are visible at once. This is useful when you have many series.

In this video, we offer an overview and demo of Grafana Cloud Frontend Observability, our real user monitoring (RUM) solution that delivers actionable insights into the end-user experience of web applications.

Learn how multi-cloud monitoring just got easier with Cloud Provider Observability in Grafana Cloud. In this video, you'll get glimpse at how the new app can enhance your observability strategy for all your major cloud providers. Plus you'll get a quick walk-through of the app.

Grafana Cloud Adaptive Metrics has helped users save up to 70% on observability costs by automatically aggregating unused and partially used metrics. This video features a demo on Adaptive Metrics, where you’ll learn what we mean by “adaptive” — automating the process of recommending which metrics to drop while giving you the flexibility to determine any exemptions. This boils down to maintaining effective observability while reducing costs.