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Grafana Labs at KubeCon: eBPF, sustainability, Prometheus, and more
März 15
Grafana Labs is once again headed to KubeCon, and we want to see you there!
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024 will run from Tuesday, March 19 to Friday,
March 22 at the Paris Expo Porte De Versailles. The conference, which is the
CNCF’s flagship event, brings together open source enthusiasts from around the
world. Grafana Labs is a proud silver sponsor of this year’s KubeCon Europe
event, including Observability Day 2024 on March 19.
The engineering on-call experience: misconceptions, lessons learned, and how to
prepare
März 14
The on-call experience is sometimes a dreaded one for software engineers. Those
late-night alerts and frantic Slack messages, after all, don’t exactly sound
pleasant. But what’s an on-call shift really like? Is that perception of
constant fire-fighting and 3 AM wake-up calls actually realistic? Michael
Mandrus and Owen Smallwood, both senior software engineers here at Grafana Labs,
wanted to set the record straight. Michael and Owen are part of a team that
works primarily on Grafana Cloud, building new features and supporting the
underlying infrastructure.
An OpenTelemetry backend in a Docker image: Introducing grafana/otel-lgtm
März 13
OpenTelemetry is a popular open source project to instrument, generate, collect,
and export telemetry data, including metrics, logs, and traces. OTel, however,
does not provide a monitoring backend — and this is exactly where the Grafana
stack comes in. Here at Grafana Labs, we’re fully committed to the OpenTelemetry
project and community. We continually focus on building compatibility into both
our open source projects and products, and on helping our users combine
OpenTelemetry and Grafana to advance their observability strategies.
5 key takeaways from the Grafana Labs' 2024 Observability Survey
März 12
Regardless of the industry they operate in or the number of people they employ,
businesses with mature observability practices can respond to incidents faster —
and save time and money in the process, according to the second annual Grafana
Labs Observability Survey. Organizations are making observability a critical
part of their software development lifecycles as they grapple with the
complexity of modern applications. However, this year’s survey makes it clear
that not everyone is at the same stage of adoption, with teams that are further
behind struggling to keep up with the always-on demands of today’s users.
How to use PGO and Grafana Pyroscope to optimize Go applications
März 11
Profile-guided optimization (PGO) is a compiler feature that uses runtime
profiling data to optimize code. Now fully integrated in Go 1.21+, PGO is a
powerful tool to boost application performance — and with Grafana Pyroscope, our
open source continuous profiling database, you can significantly magnify the
value of PGO. In this post, we’ll explore what PGO is, how the Pyroscope team
has used it internally to improve performance, and how you can use PGO to make
your own programs faster.
Removal of AngularJS support in Grafana: what you need to know
März 11
In Grafana 11, which will be released in preview in April and generally
available in May, support for AngularJS will be turned off by default for all
on-premise and cloud instances of Grafana. This will prevent any plugin that
relies on AngularJS from being loaded and has the potential to significantly
disrupt your dashboard experience. In this blog post, I will explain what is
happening, how to tell if you will be impacted, and provide guidance on how to
migrate to supported data sources and visualization panels.
Grafana security release: Medium severity security fix for CVE-2024-1442
März 07
We recently released Grafana 10.4 along with Grafana 10.3.4, 10.2.5, 10.1.8,
10.0.12 and 9.5.17. The latest version of Grafana and these patch releases
contain a fix for CVE-2024-1442, a medium severity security vulnerability with
Grafana’s access control system. Release 10.4.0, latest release with the
security patch: Download Grafana 10.4.0 Release 10.3.4 with the security patch:
Download Grafana 10.3.4 Release 10.2.5 with the security patch: Download Grafana
10.2.5 Release 10.1.8 with the security patch:
How we improved ingester load balancing in Grafana Mimir with spread-minimizing
tokens
März 07
Grafana Mimir is our open source, horizontally scalable, multi-tenant time
series database, which allows us to ingest beyond 1 billion active series. Mimir
ingesters use consistent hashing, a distributed hashing technique for data
replication. This technique guarantees a minimal number of relocation of time
series between available ingesters when some ingesters are added or removed from
the system. Unfortunately, we noticed that the consistent hashing algorithm
previously used by Mimir ingesters caused an uneven distribution of time series
between ingesters, with load distribution differences going up to 25%.
Grafana 10.4 release: Grafana Alerting improvements, visualization updates, new
plugin, and more
März 06
Grafana 10.4 is here! The latest version of Grafana introduces feature updates,
a new plugin, as well as provides a preview of functionality we intend to make
generally available in Grafana 11, which will be featured at GrafanaCON 2024 in
April. Download Grafana 10.4 Until then, the Grafana 10.4 release includes
upgrades to the canvas, geomap, and table visualizations. There is also a
quicker way to set up alert notifications in Grafana Alerting and a new UI for
configuring SSO.
GrafanaCON 2024: A look at this year’s agenda
März 06
Update: GrafanaCON 2024 is officially sold out, but you can still sign up for
the waitlist and join us virtually for our keynote recap webinar. GrafanaCON
2024 is just over a month away, and today, we’re thrilled to present the first
look at this year’s agenda. Taking place in Amsterdam, April 9-10, GrafanaCON is
our annual conference focused on all things Grafana and its extended open source
ecosystem. This year’s event is in person (for the first time in five years!



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