Configure and customize Kubernetes Monitoring easier with Alloy Operator

What if you were to tell Kubernetes Monitoring what you wanted, and the system configured collectors based on your choices? We wondered that as well—wondered enough to create Alloy Operator and its Helm chart for version 3.0 of the Kubernetes Monitoring Helm chart. We’re excited to share that the new Kubernetes Monitoring Helm chart is now available, and it introduces a dynamic way of setting up your telemetry data collection with Alloy Operator.

Adaptive alerting: faster, better insights with the new metrics forecasting UI in Grafana Cloud

In Grafana Cloud, we offer a range of AI capabilities to support your observability needs, including a feature for forecasting on any of your metrics and coupling it with Grafana Alerting. This is critical functionality if you want to make the switch from reactive to proactive alerting, as troubleshooting a problem before it arises is an important part of modern observability.

Overview of Dashboard

Get a complete overview of the Uptime.com Dashboard in this video! Learn how to monitor your checks, customize the layout, and analyze global uptime metrics and alerts. See how to view response times, sort check cards, manage alerts, adjust auto-refresh settings, and save multiple personalized dashboards. Whether you're tracking uptime, organizing by tags, or customizing alerts, this guide covers everything you need to make the most of your dashboard.

Observability trends in Japan: Insights from Grafana Labs' latest survey

Japanese organizations are focused on controlling costs and limiting complexity—and they might be getting ready to broaden their adoption at just the right time, according to analysis of a micro survey on observability recently conducted by Grafana Labs. Observability is an evolving space in Japan, and this is the first time Grafana Labs has run a Japanese version of our annual Observability Survey.

Grafana Tempo 2.8 release: memory improvements, new TraceQL features, and more

Grafana Tempo 2.8 is officially here, delivering new TraceQL features, performance improvements, and bug fixes, as well as some breaking changes. Watch the video below to learn more about the TraceQL features, or continue reading to get a quick overview of these and other updates. If you’re looking for something more in-depth for all of the changes that happened in this release, head over to the Grafana Tempo 2.8 release notes or the changelog.

The 1st Successful Commercial Moon Landing | Firefly's Blue Ghost Mission 1 | Grafana Everywhere

Firefly’s Blue Ghost Mission One successfully landed on the moon with the help of Grafana. In this behind-the-scenes talk, learn how real-time dashboards powered critical decisions during descent, tracked payloads, and helped operators visualize everything from footpad sensors to lunar gravity. Footage and photos courtesy of Firefly Aerospace.

Getting started with HaloPSA dashboards

The HaloPSA plugin is a new addition to SquaredUp, and helps you create live dashboards that surface the important metrics – giving you and your team a single pane of glass for help desk performance, asset visibility, and client reporting. Why it matters: If your team uses HaloPSA to manage tickets, assets, and clients, then you already know how vital that data is for running smooth operations.