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Scrape Azure metrics and monitor AKS using Grafana Agent
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As more organizations adopt cloud-based services like Microsoft Azure Kubernetes
Service (AKS), it becomes increasingly important to monitor and manage the
performance and reliability of these services. If you’re using AKS today, then
Grafana Cloud provides the flexibility, performance, and visualizations you need
to monitor your distributed applications. In this blog post, we will demonstrate
how to configure Grafana Agent to scrape metrics from Microsoft Azure,
specifically from AKS, using the newly released azure_exporter.
Grafana Loki 2.8 release: TSDB GA, LogQL enhancements, and a third target for
scalable mode
huhti 06
Grafana Loki 2.8 is here — and it’s at least 0.1 better than Loki 2.7! Jokes
aside, this release includes a number of improvements users will appreciate. In
addition to graduating our TSDB index from Experimental to General Availability,
we’ve added a number of nifty LogQL features, and we’ve made the Loki deployment
and management experience much easier. This also marks the release of Grafana
Enterprise Logs (GEL) 1.7. Note that all the features discussed here are part of
both Loki 2.
Grafana Alerting: A beginner's guide to templating alert notifications
huhti 05
We often see questions about how to template alerts. In Grafana, you can
template information about your alerts with custom labels and annotations, and
you can also template how notifications look and what information they contain
with notification templates. Many users confuse the two, despite being separate
features with different use cases. However, the confusion is understandable for
those who aren’t already familiar with the Prometheus model of designing
alerting systems, which Grafana Alerting is based on.
How to track development metrics with VSCode Exporter, Grafana Agent, and
Grafana Cloud
huhti 04
As a developer, I’m always thinking about ways I can make my work on projects
better, faster, and more organized. Over the years, I’ve learned that tracking
development metrics is a really helpful way to do that. By keeping tabs on
metrics such as the amount of time I’ve worked on specific projects and how much
time I’ve spent using certain technologies, I’m able to get a better
understanding of my workflow and also identify potential bottlenecks and areas
where I can optimize my process.
Frontend vs. backend: How to plan your performance testing strategy
huhti 03
There are many aspects of application performance, but they broadly fall into
two categories: frontend performance and backend performance. As a tester, it’s
important to know the differences between the two and how that impacts the way
you approach your tests. In this blog, I’ll provide a high-level overview of
frontend performance testing and backend performance testing, including pros and
cons of each one. I’ll also explain why you need both if you really want a
holistic view of how your application is performing.
Grafana Labs webinars: Getting started, scaling Prometheus, and of course, more
plugins!
maalis 31
This March, we continued February’s theme of focusing on the core building
blocks of the Grafana LGTM Stack (Loki for logs, Grafana for visualization,
Tempo for traces, Mimir for metrics). This included webinars on how to get
started with Grafana, how to integrate yet another plugin (Google Cloud
Monitoring), and how to scale Prometheus metrics. Here’s a look at the on-demand
sessions you may have missed in March — and the upcoming webinars you can
register for right now.
GrafanaCON 2023: Get a first look at this year's agenda
maalis 30
GrafanaCON 2023 will be here before you know it, and there’s no better proof
than this: The agenda is now live! This year’s event will mark the release of
Grafana 10, the latest major version of the open source project that Torkel
Ödegaard started back in 2013. As we prepare to celebrate both Grafana 10 and 10
years of the Grafana project, there’s never been a better time to attend Grafana
Labs’ annual community conference.
Let your dashboards shine: Introducing the Golden Grot Awards
maalis 29
Since the birth of the Grafana dashboard, we’ve seen community members build
stunning visualizations to track everything from personal hobbies to
mission-critical business metrics. In the past decade we’ve added features and
functions to the dashboard toolkit — we were all pretty excited about
histograms, pie charts, and retro LED bar gauges — and your visualizations have
only gotten cooler over time. And now we want to recognize those fantastic
dashboards and the community members that built them.
Reduce compliance TCO by using Grafana Loki for non-SIEM logs
maalis 28
Compliance is a term commonly associated with heavily regulated industries such
as finance, healthcare, and telecommunication. But in reality, it touches nearly
every business today as governments and other regulatory agencies seek to enact
tighter controls over the use of our collective digital footprint. As a result,
more and more companies need to retain a record of every single digital
transaction under their control. And since these logs are often retained for
years, they can translate to a massive expense for the business.
A year in Mimir: Massive scale, new metrics formats, increased adoption
maalis 27
When we introduced Grafana Mimir into the open source ecosystem, we weren’t shy
about our ambitions. Once we got past answering some of the easier questions
(For the record, the name Mimir comes from Norse mythology, and it’s pronounced
/mɪ’mir/.), we quickly got to work making good on our promise to deliver the
most scalable, most performant open source time series database (TSDB) in the
world. Since launching Mimir a year ago, we have focused our efforts on
enhancing Mimir’s core capabilities to provide significant scale — 1 billion
active series and beyond — with easy deployment, multi-tenancy, durable storage,
high availability, and super fast query performance.