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Business Wire
19-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Grafana Dashboards Coming to Microsoft's Azure Monitor
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Grafana Labs, the company behind the world's most ubiquitous, open and composable operational dashboards, today announced it is collaborating with Microsoft to integrate Grafana dashboards directly into Microsoft's Azure Monitor. This agreement establishes Grafana as an integrated visualization experience for Azure users. Grafana + Microsoft Azure Azure Monitor dashboards with Grafana will allow customers to create and edit Grafana dashboards directly in the Azure portal without any additional cost and little administrative overhead. Users will have immediate access to preconfigured dashboards for Azure Kubernetes Services, Application Insights, and dozens of other Azure resources, along with the ability to import thousands of dashboards from the Grafana community. 'As part of our commitment to bringing best-of-breed technologies into the Azure ecosystem, Grafana's built-in dashboard solution in Azure Monitor is now available to our customers to support their real-time operational data needs,' said Dushyant Gill, Group Product Manager, Azure Observability. The new Azure Monitor dashboards with Grafana provides: Native availability within the Azure Portal interface Zero additional cost for Azure customers Minimal management overhead with Azure RBAC support Compatibility with open source Grafana dashboards Azure Monitor dashboards with Grafana are now available in public preview and support Azure data sources including Azure Monitor metrics, logs, traces, alerts, Azure Resource Graph, and Azure Managed Prometheus metrics. Making Grafana the Default Visualization Solution Across All Observability Platforms "Over the years, Grafana has become the de facto standard for the visualization of all observability data, and this partnership represents a watershed moment," said Ash Mazhari, VP of Corporate Development, Grafana Labs. "By embedding Grafana as a third-party technology directly into the default user experience of the Azure portal, we will bring value to every Azure user. This isn't just about integration; it's about becoming an essential part of the daily workflow for the 700,000+ organizations using Azure worldwide." This integration strengthens Grafana Labs' position as the default visualization solution for observability platforms and continues the company's momentum in establishing deep relationships with major cloud providers and enterprise platforms. As Azure Monitor serves every single Azure customer by default, Grafana dashboards will now be available to millions of developers, operations teams, and business users who rely on Azure's cloud platform daily. About Grafana Labs Grafana Labs provides an open and composable monitoring and observability stack built around Grafana, the leading open source technology for dashboards and visualization. There are 5,000+ Grafana Labs customers, including Bloomberg, Citigroup, Dell Technologies, Salesforce, and TomTom, and 25M+ Grafana users around the world. Grafana Labs helps companies achieve their observability goals with the LGTM Stack, which features scalable metrics (Grafana Mimir), logs (Grafana Loki), and traces (Grafana Tempo) as well as extensive enterprise data source plugins, dashboard management, alerting, reporting, and security. The fully managed Grafana Cloud offering is designed to help organizations get observability up and running easier and faster, with turnkey solutions for Kubernetes and infrastructure monitoring, incident response management, load testing, application observability, and more. Grafana Labs is backed by leading investors Lightspeed Venture Partners, Lead Edge Capital, GIC, Sequoia Capital, Coatue, J.P. Morgan, and CapitalG. Follow Grafana Labs on LinkedIn and Twitter or visit
Arabian Post
09-05-2025
- Business
- Arabian Post
GrafanaCON 2025 Showcases Major Leap with Grafana 12 and AI-Powered Assistant
Grafana Labs unveiled significant advancements at GrafanaCON 2025 in Seattle, introducing Grafana 12 and the AI-driven Grafana Assistant. These developments aim to enhance observability workflows and streamline dashboard management for developers and enterprises. Grafana 12 introduces key features such as 'dashboards as code,' enabling users to define dashboards in configuration files for improved version control and scalability. The integration of Git repositories allows for seamless deployment and rollback of dashboards. Dynamic dashboards now support real-time updates, and the alerting system has been overhauled to provide more granular control and integration capabilities. The Grafana Assistant, powered by AI, offers contextual insights and suggestions within the dashboard environment. By analyzing usage patterns and data anomalies, it assists users in optimizing queries and visualizations, reducing the time spent on manual configurations. This tool leverages machine learning models to adapt to user behavior, enhancing the overall user experience. In addition to product launches, GrafanaCON 2025 featured sessions on integrating OpenTelemetry and Prometheus through Grafana Alloy, an open-source collector that simplifies telemetry data collection and processing. The conference also highlighted community-driven projects, including large-scale deployments and innovative use cases in various industries.
Business Wire
06-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Causely's New Integration with Grafana Labs Goes Beyond Observability to Understandability
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- GRAFANCON– Causely, the causal reasoning platform for modern engineering teams, today launches a new integration with Grafana Labs that automatically surfaces root causes directly within Grafana dashboards. Grafana Labs is the observability company behind the world's most ubiquitous and open dashboards leveraged by over 25 million users around the world. The Causely platform utilizes purpose-built causal models to infer root causes automatically, saving engineers hours of manual correlation and guesswork. By embedding Causely's intelligence directly into a Grafana dashboard, engineers can instantly see the 'why' behind performance issues in the context of their services, significantly cutting resolution time when there's an alert that needs to be addressed. Share 'Grafana has millions of users and some of the most well-known companies using their cloud solutions to drive their digital businesses,' said Yotam Yemini, CEO of Causely. 'They are servicing massive companies like Atlassian, Dell, Roblox and Wells Fargo – which means a tremendous amount of data is being generated that needs to be made sense of. Causely automatically identifies the root cause of anomalies and instantly makes all the data shown in a customer's Grafana dashboards more actionable.' By embedding Causely's intelligence directly into a Grafana dashboard, engineers can instantly see the 'why' behind performance issues in the context of their services, significantly cutting resolution time when there's an alert that needs to be addressed. Causely also plugs into Grafana Alertmanager, enriching existing alerts with real-time, continuously-updated-root-cause intelligence. This AI-powered capability goes beyond sending alerts when something is wrong, getting deeper into where the problem originated and what to do next within the incident response workflow. 'By integrating Causely with Grafana, engineers have another option to see the inferred root causes of issues amongst the context of all of their relevant services,' said Ash Mazhari, VP of Corporate Development at Grafana Labs. "We're thrilled to collaborate with Causely to offer our users more choices and enhance their insights and value." The Causely system works by automatically mapping an application's topology and service dependencies, then applying a targeted set of high-probability root causes to this data. This novel approach to observability significantly reduces manual troubleshooting by making sense of patterns and determining the best path to remediation, converting alerts into actionable root causes. About Causely Causely leverages causal reasoning to cut through the observability noise and pinpoint what matters. Engineers are overwhelmed by too many tools, alerts, and data coming from their existing observability solutions. Causely automatically surfaces only the most critical risks to service reliability, enabling businesses to minimize operational overhead and maintain reliability without manual troubleshooting.
Int'l Business Times
06-05-2025
- Business
- Int'l Business Times
Getting Humans Out of the Observability Loop with Causely
Causely is a new player in modern DevOps. Their pitch is simple: your observability systems are too noisy. It takes too much time to identify root causes among all of the alerts and dashboards. And these issues are being exacerbated by the rise of AI. Their founder, Shmuel Kliger, has been thinking about IT Operations and complex systems for decades. And he has some counterculture opinions when it comes to how to best manage these complex systems. Firstly, he doesn't believe in the "collect all the data" approach that many modern observability platforms promote. Because while yes, storing data is becoming cheaper, there is also a lot more of it. And perhaps more importantly than the cost implications of collecting everything is simply the fact that 80% of that data will never be needed. In other words, teams are accepting a lot of noise in the name of making sure they have total visibility. When it's time to actually address an alert or a customer complaint, this is all the data that gets in the way and makes finding the actionable root cause like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Instead, Kliger believes that companies should take a "top-down" approach, starting with the likely root causes and then drilling down into the necessary data. The platform he's built, called Causely, leverages causal reasoning to map observability signals to likely root causes. Kliger is also very direct about the fact that in the not-so-distant future, humans will be out of the loop when it comes to managing IT Operations. "Planes can fly themselves—what makes us think IT Operations can't be autonomous?" he asks us to consider. He does, however, acknowledge that it's a journey and we aren't quite there yet—but more and more we should expect machines to take over identifying performance, security, and reliability issues. A nod in that direction is the company's latest integration with Grafana. Grafana Labs is the observability company behind the world's most ubiquitous and open dashboards leveraged by over 25 million users around the world. By embedding Causely's intelligence directly into a Grafana dashboard, engineers can instantly see the "why" behind performance issues in the context of their services, significantly cutting resolution time when there's an alert that needs to be addressed. Causely also plugs into Grafana Alertmanager, enriching existing alerts with real-time, continuously updated root-cause intelligence. This AI-powered capability goes beyond sending alerts when something is wrong, getting deeper into where the problem originated and what to do next within the incident response workflow. " Engineers are overwhelmed by too many tools, alerts, and data coming from their existing observability solutions," said Kliger. "We are trying to make it as simple as possible to plug in our solution to your existing workflow and significantly reduce the manual toil required to identify root causes within complex modern applications."
