Monitors

Many production environments now rely on AI development tools. groundcover now lets you monitor them just like any other production component. View traces from your AI tools directly in groundcover, build dashboards, and create monitors to track performance, usage, and cost. We haven’t stopped there and made more improvements and bug fixes in dashboards, monitors, connected apps and RUM. Check the list below!

Discover the new Monitor Wizard, Notification Routes, and Connected Apps for routing alerts with greater control, flexibility, and cleaner workflows.

Discover Session Replay, new data sources for Issues and Entities, and new integrations to monitor AI coding tools across your organization.

Explore webhook support, Rootly integration, custom monitor labels, and improved DDQL function trlansation for smoother migrations.

Explore new incident.io and OpsGenie integrations, dashboard JSON schema API access, Monitor and Dashboard upgrades, and improved logs usability.

Discover new notification routes, Kubernetes and Datadog integrations, improved gcQL JSON handling, and enhanced logs and traces.

Explore gcQL cross-data queries, LangChain integration, enhanced monitors, and usability improvements across traces and dashboards.

This week we introduced a new creation wizard for monitors. Dashboards got several QOL improvements, including better JSON editing and saving, a persistent time picker, and cleaner widget placement. We also expanded gcQL with hour-based filtering, conditional stats, and new pipes, alongside fixes across traces and migrations.

This week we added dashboard version history with revert, expanded integrations with Redis Cloud and GitHub CI, and improved integrations View. We also fixed multiple issues across monitors, dashboards, and traces.

This week we shipped multi-query table widgets for dashboards, a new RabbitMQ integration wizard, and clearer Explore Metrics query errors. We also upgraded monitor time controls and fixed a few dashboard + variable issues.

This week we added a Chat tab to OTEL traces, expanded migration inner pages with better sorting, counters, and filtering, and introduced OOMKilled events on the Events page. We also shipped multiple gcQL upgrades including new pipes, in() support, and automatic aliasing, plus stability fixes across dashboards, monitors, filters, and charts.

This week we introduces a new MongoDB Atlas integration, support for public vs. private ingestion endpoints, and major dashboard upgrades including one-click drilldowns into Logs/Traces/Events and per-column numeric formatting. We also shipped a new Raw tab in the Span drawer, added 15-second Synthetics intervals, and delivered multiple stability fixes across dashboards, monitors, notifications, and migrations.