Tempo 2.10 release: new TraceQL features, LLM-optimized API responses, vParquet5, and more | Grafana Labs The 2.10 release of Tempo adds new TraceQL and metrics-generator features, LLM-optimized JSON formats, and more.

Tempo 2.10 is here!

Catch up on all the latest updates related to #TraceQL, vParquet5, #MCP server support, and more.

#GrafanaTempo 2.8 is here, introducing significant memory optimizations & expanded functionality in #TraceQL, its trace query language.

These updates aim to make distributed tracing more performant and accessible within observability stacks.

Dive into the details: bit.ly/44BBETu

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Grafana Tempo 2.8 release: memory improvements, new TraceQL features, and more | Grafana Labs The latest release of Grafana Tempo brings memory improvements, new TraceQL features, bug fixes, and some breaking changes.

💨 Grafana Tempo 2.8 is here!

Learn about the latest #TraceQL features and performance improvements in the open source and high-scale distributed tracing backend.

Queryless tracing for faster root-cause analysis: Grafana Traces Drilldown is generally available | Grafana Labs Grafana Traces Drilldown enables you to quickly investigate and visualize tracing data through a simplified, point-and-click experience — no TraceQL required.

Announced at #GrafanaCON, Grafana Traces Drilldown is now generally available!

It enables you to quickly investigate and visualize tracing data through a simplified, point-and-click experience — no #TraceQL required.