Grafana Labs announced the release of Grafana 10.
Grafana 10 offers an enhanced onboarding experience that makes it possible for new users to install Grafana, set up data sources, and create their first dashboard in minutes.
This release includes a new suite of advanced features emphasizing efficiency and intuitive navigation, and improvements in user authorization and resource organization that enable swift data retrieval.
Enhanced security and scalability are integral to Grafana 10. Highlights include an expanded Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) system and streamlined SAML authentication setup. Grafana Cloud now offers a secure way to connect to your on-prem and cloud-hosted data sources, securely unifying data that is distributed across your hybrid infrastructure.
Team collaboration is another central theme in Grafana 10. Updates to the public dashboard feature enable knowledge sharing with external stakeholders. Plus, with the Correlations feature, you can seamlessly pivot and link between disparate data sources, making it easier than ever to create a unified view of your entire data landscape and accelerate troubleshooting.
Tom Wilkie, CTO at Grafana Labs said, "Grafana 10 has elevated the developer UX for observability data so any developer can jump right in and get started connecting data sources, creating dashboards, and sharing and extending these resources to teammates.”
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