Traces

This week we expanded gcQL with cross data sources querying and a new grok filter operator. Monitors got a boost with gcQL code mode in the wizard for complex queries, and integrations grew with a new LangChain wizard. We also shipped usability improvements across traces and dashboards, plus a set of fixes to keep monitors, explore, and navigation running smoothly.

This week we expanded gcQL with cross-domain joins, time zone support, and time offset filtering for easier comparisons across time windows. Integrations now surface clearer pull stats for errors, latency, and metrics, while traces gained deeper metadata search across HTTP headers and query parameters.

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 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.

Explore and dashboards are now faster and more scalable with sort/limit support, lazy loading, and data streaming. Traces and maps got small but useful UX upgrades, integrations are easier to install, and we fixed several stability and polish issues across the product.

Dashboards are easier to share and work better across screen sizes with new widgets, share options, and layout improvements. Migrations now display your legacy vendor’s integrations and a couple of other UX improvements across the platform.

Dashboards gained associated variables, aliases, and clearer defaults, while monitors now align more closely with Explore. We also improved the monitor wizard flow and fixed several long-standing issues across charts and formulas.