Tag: logging
Grafana Cloud steps up to on-call management, Traces completes enterprise stack; Also, Loki gets easier
Grafana Labs used its customer conference, ObservabilityCON, to announce updates to its commercial offerings and put a spotlight […]
Google introduces hosted notebook instances, Anthos for VMs, and PostgreSQL interface for Spanner to cloud portfolio
With Google Cloud Next in full swing, the GC team has launched a couple of new services and […]
Grafana readjusts Cloud tiers so you don’t have to figure it all out alone
The team behind analytics and visualisation tool Grafana has reworked the tiers of its managed observability offering Grafana […]
OpenTelemetry looks for early-adopters as project starts beta move
The team behind OpenTelemetry has announced the observability project’s move into beta phase, giving the starting signal for […]
Prometheus, but for logs: Loki gets ready for production mischief
Open source log aggregation system Loki recently hit the big 1.0, declaring the tool officially ready for use […]
Prometheus ships 2.11.0, delivers ratios for humans…
Prometheus 2.11.0 lit up the skies today, bringing four new features, 13 enhancements and a pile of bug […]
What’s the point: Scala, WildFly, Humio, and Puppet Forge
General-purpose programming language for the JVM Scala is now available in version 2.13.0. Improvements include an overhaul of […]
Logging tool Fluentd hits 1.4
A good three months after its last feature release, the team behind data collector Fluentd has finished and […]