Read about the latest updates to Cloud Observability.

You can now view usage ranking for your dashboards from the Dashboard list view.

We've updated the dashboard header area to provide more room for template variables and improve your workflows.

The new traces list panel shows you sample spans from traces returned by your query and gives you quick access to the Trace view.

Streamline user management with SAML group mapping.

Cloud Observability has new Microsatellite release.

The Alerts list and Dashboard list views now let you manage the display of table columns

We've made improvements to our notebooks, including the ability to move charts and to create reverse links into Cloud Observability, allowing you to use the notebook as a template.

View alerts in dashboards to track system health.

The Collector health page allows you to monitor all your OpenTelemetry Collectors.

When choosing template variable values, Cloud Observability now shows related values first.

Reduce alert noise with threshold durations.

Use the OpenTelemetry Collector to ingest and monitor Kong API Gateway telemetry.

Combine data from multiple telemetry sources to create more powerful charts.

Gain system insights and visualize logs in dashboards and notebooks.

We've published a new quickstart that allows you to run a demo app with multiple services in a Kubernetes environment and see logs, metrics, and traces in Cloud Observability.

Use the Service health panel in your dashboards to view performance of your services.

You can now view changes made to dashboards and also restore to previous versions or create a new dashboard from a previous version.

You can now create custom query names in the Unified Query Builder.

We've improved the pre-built dashboard you can use to monitor your Collectors running in Kubernetes.

Explore specific logs in tabular format.