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GrafanaCON 2023 keynote: Grafana 10, cool new dashboards, and more

The keynote at GrafanaCON 2023 streamed live from Stockholm and kicked off two days of sessions on the latest Grafana 10 release as well as success stories and interesting use cases from the community. You can watch all the GrafanaCON sessions online. For more about Grafana 10, read the Grafana 10 release blog. You can explore all the new features in Grafana 10 by upgrading your instance or downloading Grafana 10 today.

What is Grafana Scenes? - with Torkel Ödegaard, creator of Grafana (Grafana Office Hours #02)

In GrafanaCON 2023, the latest version of Grafana 10 was announced, and with it, Scenes. But what is Grafana Scenes? Torkel Ödegaard, creator of Grafana and co-founder of Grafana Labs, joins Senior Developer Advocate Nicole van der Hoeven to discuss what Scenes is and how you can use it to create dynamic dashboards like never before.

Observability for business decision making: bridging the gap between IT and the business

Hear from Corneile Britz, Observability and DevOps Specialist and Co-Founder of Boxfish how Observability can provide real-time data to support business decision-making and improve customer experience, enabling collaboration and trust between IT and business stakeholders.

Introducing Grafana Cloud k6

We are excited to introduce Grafana Cloud k6, a fully managed, scalable solution for cross-functional load and performance testing. This new offering within Grafana Cloud empowers developers, operations, and QA teams to prevent system failures and consistently deliver fast and reliable applications. Grafana Cloud k6 is generally available today for all Grafana Cloud customers who are not existing k6 Cloud customers.

From Kubernetes Out Of Kubernetes Observability and Shifting left chaos testing

From Kubernetes Out Of Kubernetes Observability (45m) Description: Now that the industry is moving towards extending Kubernetes to manage more and more of the infrastructure, services, and applications running outside Kubernetes itself, it is becoming obvious that we need to have a holistic view of the entire system. We need control planes that will provide not only management but also observability to the whole system. This talk will discuss the concepts of control planes and data planes, how they are used to manage the lifecycle of infrastructure, applications, and services, and how we can apply observability to such resources.