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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.

Create New Alert Rules Without PromQL Queries in Grafana 12.2 | Metrics Drilldown

Grafana 12.2 makes alert creation simpler by integrating the Metrics Drilldown app with the Alert Rule Query Editor. Instead of writing PromQL from scratch, you can now use a queryless workflow: explore metrics, add labels, and generate queries directly from Drilldown. This helps teams move faster and makes alerting more accessible for those new to PromQL.

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.

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.

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.

Securing the Future: Responsible AI on AWS with Sumo Logic -- Customer Brown Bag -- Sept 25th, 2025

This session with Moumita Saha, Sr. Security Partner SA – WW Consulting Partners, AWS, and Adam White, Sr. Dir. Technical Marketer at Sumo Logic explores how AWS and Sumo Logic partner to deliver practical strategies for securing generative AI applications, ensuring they remain safe, compliant, and trustworthy.

Soft navigations: The future of seamless browsing

In the ever-evolving world of web standards, a new experimental feature is quietly reshaping how browsers perceive navigation: Soft Navigations. While still in the early stages, this concept has the potential to redefine user experience metrics, improve performance monitoring, and better align browsers with the behavior of modern web applications. Let’s dive into what soft navigations are, why they’re important, and how you can start exploring them today.

Diagnose slow database queries in Node.js: Why Monitoring is Essential?

Node.js is popular for building scalable applications because its non-blocking architecture can handle many requests at once. But when your app depends on a database, performance hinges on how efficiently queries run behind the scenes. Even a single slow database query can block the Node.js event loop, causing delayed responses, frustrated users, and cascading performance issues. Too often, teams only notice these problems after customers experience lag or timeouts.

Complete Guide to HAProxy Visibility Using Promtail and Loki

HAProxy is the workhorse in front of countless APIs and apps because it’s fast, lean, and flexible. Because it sits on the traffic hot path, it’s also your earliest warning system when something slows down or breaks entirely. This means that monitoring it isn’t optional. You need to see connection queues and retries, per-stage timings, health-check failures, and spikes in error statuses to catch incidents before users do.

How Nexus BMS Uses Time Series and AI to Power Smarter Buildings

Monitoring equipment isn’t enough for today’s smart buildings; true value comes from being able to predict issues, optimize performance, and take action automatically. Traditional building management systems often fall short, limited to dashboards and alarms that only notify you of an issue after the fact. With the rise of open source hardware, modern databases, and AI-driven diagnostics, facilities can now move from reactive to proactive management.