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Contact usGrafana Labs has created a performance monitoring platform that is designed to support the visualization and observability objectives of various organizations. Grafana Labs' platform merges the scalability and easy implementation of a software-as-a-service solution with the benefits of open-source software, facilitating the unification of data from diverse sources. This empowers companies to gain command over their unified monitoring, avoid vendor lock-in, and sidestep the escalating expenses associated with closed solutions.
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Embrace announced today they have signed a go-to-market partnership agreement with Grafana Labs to bring modern mobile app observability based on OpenTelemetry to users of Grafana Labs’ products for full stack observability. Embrace, the compan...
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Information technology monitoring startup Grafana Labs has announced a long list of updates to its platform in order to help companies to address some of the key challenges around Kubernetes monitorin
Grafana plans to integrate Pyroscope with its Phlare continuous observability database, with the merged service now called Grafana Pyroscope
To help organizations control rising observability metrics costs, Grafana Cloud offers the Adaptive Metrics feature to leverage usage insights and eliminate unused time series data
This capability can help reduce storage costs in addition to enhancing the dashboard Grafana provides to make it simpler to track metrics usage
Grafana Labs today announced that it has raised a $240 million Series D round led by GIC.
Grafana Labs is replacing Apache 2-licensed Cortex with Mimir, which is broader in scope and licensed under the more restrictive AGPLv3.
Software maker Grafana Labs is in talks to raise new funding at a valuation of at least $5 billion, a steep increase from the $3 billion it reached seven months ago.