Dash0 acquires Polar Signals

Dash0 updates from November 2024

3 updates shipped to Dash0 in November 2024: Built-in Views for Logs and Traces, Support for Vector, Fluent Bit, Fluentd and Logstash and Automatic PromQL Explanations.

Built-in Views for Logs and Traces

Our predefined filters and column configurations for Logs and Traces make it easier than ever to dive into the topics that matter. Quickly apply these views to focus on the data relevant to your use case, helping you get to the insights you need faster.

Views in a nutshell help you to:

  • quickly find a starting point for your search

  • learn more about Dash0’s powerful filtering capabilities

  • save time by focusing instantly on relevant data

  • explore and understand complex datasets

**Spoiler alert: **We’re just getting started! Coming soon: The ability to create and save your own custom views, tailoring Dash0 perfectly to your unique datasets and workflows. Stay tuned for even more ways to make your data work for you!

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Support for Vector, Fluent Bit, Fluentd and Logstash

You can now easily send logs to Dash0 using the most commonly used observability pipelines and log shippers! The onboarding dialog now shows you how to configure new options – including a particular version for Amazon EKS on Fargate (which is especially fun)!

Dash0 onboarding dialog showing how to configure Vector
The Dash0 onboarding screen showing how to configure Vector's HTTP sink with Dash0.
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Automatic PromQL Explanations

PromQL can be difficult to understand. Dash0 now helps you understand queries using generative AI (genAI). With our quick reference, you can also see whether the referenced metrics exist and click them to go to metric explore.

Wherever you see a PromQL query, you can now click the small 🎓-button to learn more about the query. Dash0 will then…

  • format the PromQL query to visualize its hierarchy,

  • list the referenced metrics, including a quick reference of its type and availability and

  • provide a textual description of what the query is doing.

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