Complex queries bottlenecked access to insights. Agents now translate plain language into expert dashboards and root cause analysis.
A global observability platform enables organizations to monitor critical systems by processing millions of daily data points across metrics, logs, and traces.
Extracting insights required deep technical expertise to write complex queries and build dashboards, effectively locking data away from non-technical...
“Grafana's AI evolution progressed in stages. Where we started with traditional methods to forecast and detect outliers, we rapidly moved into the GenAI space to provide auto-summaries for incidents or explain flame graphs. These tasks were mostly single prompt, single action, single outcome.”
Open source observability platform for monitoring, visualization, and data analysis.
Anthropic is a technology company specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions.
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