We’ve just released a powerful enhancement to the Explore page - the Origin property!

Each request (span) is an exchange of data between two parties — and now, you can see both sides of that exchange. The new Origin property tells you where the data came from, giving you a more complete picture of your system's behavior.

These new filters are available:

• Origin
• Origin Type
• Span Kind

These filters help you quickly drill into the data you care about, and they significantly improve Lumigo Copilot’s accuracy when helping you search and analyze traces.

Better visibility, better answers. Try it out now!

• Install the operator in your cluster
• Send all infrastructure metrics from your cluster
• Select specific namespaces to send logs and traces

We’re excited to announce that Lumigo Copilot is now in open beta — available to all users! 🎉

You can now chat with Copilot directly from the invocation or transaction page to:

• Troubleshoot and summarize the transaction you're currently viewing

• Ask questions about traces from the past 14 days, including:

  • Issues and errors
  • Invocations and API calls
  • Execution tags

Copilot helps you get answers faster and streamline your debugging workflow. Give it a try!

Happy to update we have released the Kubernetes Cluster Overview Page!
Gain clear visibility into your Kubernetes clusters’ health and performance, helping you quickly identify and resolve issues.

Note: Ensure your operator is updated to the latest version and that your lumigoToken.value is correctly configured during the Helm installation.

Users can now select a gauge visualization when creating metrics widgets.
Customize the color ranges to suit your needs and save the visualization to your preferred dashboards.

Send CloudWatch metrics to Lumigo to create dashboards, set alerts, and unify all your observability data - traces, logs, and metrics - into one powerful, centralized view.
Streaming is very easy, just follow this simple guide.

We’re thrilled to announce that the Metrics page is now available to all Lumigo users! You’ll find it in the side pane under “Metrics”.

🔸 What you can do:

• Query and visualize all metrics sent from your environment to Lumigo
• Create dashboard widgets directly from the Metrics page

🔸 Supported metric kinds:

• Send infrastructure metrics directly from your Kubernetes cluster using the Lumigo Operator
• Custom OpenTelemetry metrics for business and application related metrics
• AWS CloudWatch metrics can be streamed to Lumigo

Learn more on our documentation.

We’re excited to announce two major updates designed to give you deeper visibility and more flexibility in your observability workflows:

🔸 Multiple Dashboards per Project

You can now create and manage multiple dashboards within a single project, allowing you to:

• Segment data views by team or environment
• Build focused dashboards tailored to specific use cases
• Get a more granular understanding of your system’s health

🔸Custom Trace & Log Widgets

From the dashboard page, you can now add custom widgets based on your traces and logs, enabling you to:

• Visualize key metrics at a glance
• Highlight important trends and anomalies
• Build dashboards that surface the most relevant observability data

Note: To use log widgets, make sure you’re sending logs to Lumigo’s log management solution. Learn more here.

We are excited to announce an improvement to the Explore page analytics!

The new, advanced analytics feature gives you more control over the visualization of your application’s performance, allowing for easier proactive troubleshooting and providing better insight into errors, bottlenecks, anomalies, and more.

With the new advanced options you can:

• View a count of requests and errors, and the sum, avg., max., min., and p95 of the duration of requests.
• Visualize the data over time, or by endpoint, resource name, execution tags, issue type, or service type.
• Choose how to group the data - by resource name, execution tags, endpoint, or HTTP status code.

• Easily pinpoint the conditions triggering the alert.
• Access historical data on alert occurrences and duration.
• Visualize metric values over time and identify threshold crossings.
• Track resource activity over time, including request volume and error rates.