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Sep. 12


GRAFANA SCENES IS GENERALLY AVAILABLE: START BUILDING HIGHLY INTERACTIVE APPS
TODAY

Grafana Scenes is a frontend library that allows you to effortlessly extend
Grafana, enabling capabilities that were once deemed unattainable, or
exceedingly challenging, for Grafana app plugin developers. We first introduced
Grafana Scenes with the launch of Grafana 10 at GrafanaCON 2023. Now, after 3
months in private preview, we are excited to announce that we are graduating
Grafana Scenes to general availability. Let’s take a closer look at how Grafana
Scenes enriches Grafana apps and the plugin development experience.
Sep. 11


HOW TO PROVISION A NOTIFICATION POLICY IN GRAFANA ALERTING — AND KEEP IT
EDITABLE IN THE UI

Provisioning Grafana Alerting resources, such as notification policies, can help
you deploy resources faster and streamline the alerting and notification
process. Before getting started, it’s important to understand the different
options for provisioning notification policies, how they work, and the
challenges they can present. In Grafana Alerting, notification policies use
alert labels to determine how alerts are routed to different contact points or
receivers. You can have multiple nested notification policies — what’s known as
a tree structure — where each alert is evaluated by the default policy and,
subsequently, by each nested policy.
Sep. 11


GRAFANA LOKI HITS 20K GITHUB STARS: 20 FUN FACTS ABOUT THE OPEN SOURCE LOGGING
PROJECT

The Grafana Loki GitHub repository just hit 20K stars! You can’t exchange GitHub
stars for coffee at Starbucks or pay rent with it, but this is a big milestone
that is a testament to the enormous momentum of this open source project. Thank
you to the Grafana Loki community — this couldn’t have been possible without
you! The Grafana Loki GitHub repository hit 20K stars on Sept. 11, 2023. To
celebrate this 20K benchmark, here are 20 completely random, but fun facts and
tips about Grafana Loki:
Sep. 08


WHY “GOOD REPLY GAME” MATTERS IN OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITIES

Communities of all sorts, including open source communities, boil down to the
daily interactions we have with one another. What we call “the community”
emerges from a series of utterances and responses, which gives rise to
relationships and networks. This makes “good reply game” essential to create,
sustain, and grow an open source community. As part of the developer advocacy
team here at Grafana Labs, I believe the concept of good reply game is worth
exploring; it’s the essence of what’s behind most of the positive community
interactions I’ve seen over the years.
Sep. 07


HOW TO USE THE GRAFANA FARO WEB SDK WITH GRAFANA CLOUD FRONTEND OBSERVABILITY TO
GAIN ADDITIONAL APP INSIGHTS

Frontend observability (or real user monitoring) is a critical, yet often
overlooked, part of systems monitoring. Website and mobile app frontends are
just as complex, if not more so, than the backend systems observability teams
typically prioritize. They also represent the first interaction users have with
our applications — so it’s important to have full visibility into that
experience. Additionally, having that visibility and being able to correlate
page timings and errors on the frontend can save you time when troubleshooting
backend issues.
Sep. 07


GRAFANA LOKI 2.9 RELEASE: TSDB VOLUME ENDPOINTS, REMOTE RULE EVALUATIONS, LOGQL
OPTIMIZATIONS

The Loki squad is excited to announce Grafana Loki 2.9 is here! For this
release, we’ve developed additional TSDB endpoints to help you better understand
your log volume; introduced query language optimizations to make parsing more
performant; and restructured our documentation so it is easier to use. This
coincides with the release of Grafana Enterprise Logs (GEL) 1.8, so all the
features discussed here are available in both Loki 2.9 and GEL 1.
Sep. 06


GRAFANA SECURITY UPDATE: POST-INCIDENT REVIEW AND TIMELINE FOR GPG SIGNING KEY
ROTATION

On Aug. 24, 2023, we reported that the GPG private key and passphrase that we
use for signing packages was unintentionally shared. As a best practice, we
immediately revoked the exposed certificate on our full GPG public keychain and
issued a new public key. We then advised users of our apt and yum repositories
to update their trusted certificate to safely continue using our repositories.
Erring on the side of speed and transparency, we announced this as soon as we
could, during the key change.
Sep. 05


SIMPLIFY OBSERVABILITY WITH THE GRAFANA OPENTELEMETRY STARTER AND SPRING BOOT 3

To help simplify instrumenting Spring Boot applications with Grafana Cloud, we
are excited to introduce the Grafana OpenTelemetry Starter, a project that
connects the latest Micrometer enhancements from Spring Boot 3 with Grafana
Cloud using OpenTelemetry. By using these tools, you will have logs, metrics,
and traces in a single service — in the same easy way that you can use
Prometheus with Spring Boot. In this blog post, we will dive into the features,
benefits, and step-by-step implementation of the Grafana OpenTelemetry Starter.
Sep. 01


WHAT MAKES A GOOD OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITY?

Whenever you use open source software, you benefit from the community that
surrounds it — whether it’s a bug fix, better documentation, a helpful tutorial
or something else. We at Grafana Labs benefit from the open source community,
too: from your participation, and the many OSS components we use in the
development of Grafana itself. But what makes an open source community
successful, exactly? And how do you build and nurture one?
Sep. 01


GRAFANA LABS INTERNSHIPS: WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE AN ENGINEERING INTERN

Culture is, and always has been, a big deal here at Grafana Labs. We strive to
support each other, collaborate, and create an environment that inspires people
to learn, grow, and, quite simply, do their best work. And all of these
principles very much apply to our summer internship program, as well. But what
exactly is it like being an engineering intern here at Grafana Labs? And how
does our remote-first, relationship-first culture shape the internship
experience overall?