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Contribute to 'What's New in Grafana Cloud'
To have a feature presented in What's New in Grafana Cloud, add an entry to the index.md file in this directory.
Use the following template, replace any <VARIABLE> with the appropriate text (explained after the template):
## <FEATURE>
<!-- <CONTRIBUTOR> -->
<!-- <ON-PREMISE OFFERING> -->
<DATE>
_Available in <CLOUD AVAILABILITY> in Grafana <CLOUD OFFERING>_
<DESCRIPTION>
CONTRIBUTOR
The name of the contributor of the feature. The information is intentionally commented out so that it isn't displayed in the published page.
ON-PREMISE OFFERING
One or both of:
- OSS
- Enterprise
Intended availability of the feature when released outside of Grafana Cloud. The information is intentionally commented out so that it isn't displayed in the published page. If the feature is not going to be released outside of Grafana Cloud, omit the HTML comment entirely.
DATE
The release date of the feature, fully written out. For example: September 12, 2023.
Add your feature in order by date. Dates are in descending order from the top of the page (that is, the top of the page has the most recently released features).
CLOUD AVAILABILITY
One of the following release life cycle stages:
- Generally available
- Available in public preview
- Available in private preview
- Experimental
CLOUD OFFERING
List the appropriate combination of:
- Cloud Free
- Cloud Pro
- Cloud Advanced
Or if all three:
- Cloud
DESCRIPTION
Include an overview of the feature and problem it solves, and where to learn more.
Link to any appropriate documentation and, optionally, embed a video or image to illustrate the feature, following our image and media guidelines.
You must use relative path references when linking to documentation within the Grafana repository.
Use the Hugo relref shortcode for build time link checking.
For more information about the relref shortcode, refer to Links and references.
Grafana Cloud documentation uses the "next" version of Grafana documentation.
For consistency, links to Grafana OSS documentation should also link to the "next" version.
For example, using the partial URL /docs/grafana/next/explore/ to link to the Grafana OSS explore documentation.
Example
## Updated navigation
<!-- Jack Baldry -->
<!-- OSS, Enterprise -->
September 12, 2023
_Available in public preview in Grafana Cloud Pro and Advanced_
The navigation in Grafana Cloud has been updated in the following ways...