Grafana Tempo 2.4 release: TraceQL metrics, tiered caching, and TCO improvements
The latest release of Tempo introduces metric queries, tiered caching, cross-tenant queries, and more.
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The latest release of Tempo introduces metric queries, tiered caching, cross-tenant queries, and more.
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Grafana Tempo will take a big leap in the 2.0 release with TraceQL, a first-of-its-kind query language to help you find the exact trace you're looking...
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The trace to log enablement for Splunk will give you deeper insights from your Splunk log data.
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Search capability across your 30-day trace retention is now available in beta in Grafana Cloud Traces.
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Exemplars in Grafana Cloud Metrics allow users to seamlessly jump from metrics to traces at cloud native scale
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