Grafana Labs has obtained Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High Authorization through Palantir Technologies’ FedStart Program.
Additionally, Grafana Labs has achieved compliance with Impact Level 5 (IL5) requirements, the corresponding authorization for DoD agencies. This is an important milestone that makes enterprise-grade observability accessible to organizations operating in highly regulated environments.
Grafana Labs has achieved a significant milestone with its FedRAMP High Authorization and IL5 compliance, enabling the company to deliver innovative observability solutions that allow government agencies and their commercial partners to better understand and manage their complex systems and infrastructure. Grafana Federal Cloud is a fully managed, highly scalable observability platform, powered by the industry-leading LGTM stack: Grafana Mimir for Prometheus metrics, Grafana Loki for logs, Grafana Tempo for traces, and Grafana, the de facto standard for data visualization.
"Our open source solutions have been used by federal agencies like the Department of Defense for years, but achieving FedRAMP High Authorization and IL5 compliance for our managed solution represents a significant step forward in our federal strategy," said Ash Mazhari, Grafana Labs VP of Corporate Development. "This authorization transforms Grafana from an open source tool to a strategic, managed observability platform for the most sensitive and mission-critical government infrastructure. Our partnership with Palantir accelerates our ability to deliver secure, scalable observability solutions that meet the highest standards of federal compliance and operational excellence.”
Grafana Federal Cloud is now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace as part of the Palantir Federal Cloud Service, making it accessible to federal agencies and their commercial partners.
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