What's next from Grafana Labs
This page lists upcoming breaking changes, behavior changes, deprecations, and end of life for Grafana Labs products. The rollout date on each note indicates when the change is planned to take effect in Grafana Cloud. The targeted release indicates when the change is likely to take effect in the self-managed version. For information about upcoming features, refer to the Grafana ideas portal.
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The Parca data source is deprecated. The plugin moves into a critical-security-updates-only phase: it keeps receiving critical security fixes, but no new features or non-security bug fixes. Support ends January 2, 2027.
Kubernetes Monitoring will let you give an AI agent access to the queries behind its own pages, such as the ones that count Nodes, total the CPU used by a namespace, and calculate cost. A new AI agent access tab in the Configuration page will hold a prompt you copy into your agent’s configuration.
If you upgrade gcx from v0.4.x or earlier, there are breaking changes to be aware of:
1. Commands are renamed across many providers, with no aliases. Old spellings fail as unknown commands. Behaviour, flags, positional arguments, output schemas, and exit codes are unchanged, only the names moved. The aim is to make a more predictable and understandable command surface. Here are all the changes:
Grafana’s AI Observability (project name: Sigil) is being renamed to Grafana Agent Observability. As the product has grown to cover full agent lifecycles — from tool use to evaluations to guardrails — the name is catching up to what it already does.
The new Grafana Team API will return richer team context. When you query a team through the new API, the response will include the team’s members and its external group mappings as part of the Team resource itself, so a single call will give you a complete picture of the team.