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feature
4 weeks ago

Logs SQL Dashboards

You can now create dashboard widgets directly from Logs SQL queries in Lumigo!
  • Write SQL to query your logs
  • Visualize results as Table, Bar Chart, Line Chart, or Pie Chart
  • Add them to your dashboard for quick insights
Note: Your query must include time parameters and return data in a format compatible with the selected visualization. Learn more

feature
a month ago

Copilot Now Available on the Issue Details Page!

We’ve expanded Copilot’s reach once again — it’s now available directly on the Issue Details page!

Copilot can now help you investigate specific issues by combining data from:

  • The Issue page
  • Related transactions

This gives you a comprehensive view of what happened, making it easier to troubleshoot faster and more effectively.

Ask Copilot follow-up questions, get context-rich explanations, and get to the root cause — all in one place.

feature
a month ago

Lumigo Copilot Now Available on the Explore Page! ✨

We’ve made Lumigo Copilot available on the Explore page - bringing powerful natural language querying to your trace data.

🔍 What Can You Ask?

Copilot on the Explore page can answer questions like:

  • Which Lambdas had cold starts in the last 24 hours?
  • Does the submit-order service ever respond after more than 3 seconds?
  • Give me links to transactions where we got a 500 error.
  • Did the user with ID 1234567 get a payment-related error in the last week?

Copilot helps you move faster by turning your questions into trace insights — instantly.

featureImprovement
a month ago

Label-Based Resource Monitoring in Lumigo Kubernetes Operator

We're excited to announce an upgrade to our Lumigo Kubernetes Operator!
You can now send traces and logs from specific resources using labels, enhancing the flexibility and precision of our monitoring capabilities.

What's New?
Previously, the Lumigo operator relied solely on namespace-based instrumentation, which posed challenges in environments where a single namespace was used for various workloads. Now, you can target specific resources for tracing and logging using Kubernetes labels, eliminating the need to instrument an entire namespace.

Benefits:
  • Increased Precision: Focus on the exact resources you need.
  • Enhanced Flexibility: Easily adapt to complex architectures with diverse workload use cases.
Supported version: V46

For more details check out our documentation: Opting In for Specific Resources
feature
2 months ago

Kubernetes Cluster Level Pods Page

Happy to introduce our new Kubernetes Cluster Level Pods Page: a new way to monitor all your cluster pods in one place across workloads and namespaces.
  • Pod status at a glance
  • Pod restarts & age tracking
  • CPU & memory usage by containers,
  • Node details per pod
  • Containers health insights
  • Quick access to logs & traces for deeper investigation per each pod
  • Quick filters for finding the pods you are looking for.
feature
2 months ago

Logs SQL Time Parameters Support

We’re excited to announce a new capability in Lumigo: support for time parameters in Logs SQL queries.

You can now dynamically reference the UI time picker directly in your queries using time parameters:

WHERE timestamp >= $startTime$ AND timestamp < $endTime$

This enhancement adds more flexibility to your analysis and sets the stage for an exciting upcoming feature: Logs SQL queries as dashboard widgets.

Announcementfeature
2 months ago

NEW – Kubernetes Single Workload Pods Page

We’re excited to introduce our new Kubernetes Single Workload Pods Page: a new way to monitor all your workload pods in one place!
  • Pod status at a glance
  • Pod restarts & age tracking
  • CPU & memory usage, plus node details per pod
  • Containers health insights
  • Quick access to logs & traces for deeper investigation
Announcementfeature
2 months ago

NEW: Global Dashboard Parameters

We’re excited to introduce Global Dashboard Parameters, enabling dynamic filtering across dashboard widgets from traces, logs, and metrics!
With this new feature, you can:
  • Use parameters as placeholders in search queries, using $parameter-name$
  • Save queries with parameters as dashboard widgets
  • Apply dashboard-wide filters to filter over multiple widgets at once
Try it out and make your dashboards more interactive and powerful!
Learn more in our documentation. 
feature
2 months ago

Kubernetes Single Workload Overview Page

We’re excited to introduce our new and improved Kubernetes Single Workload Overview!
This update gives you a comprehensive view of your workloads, whether it’s a Deployment, StatefulSet, or DaemonSet, with key insights at a glance:
  • CPU and memory utilization trends for your pods
  • Kubernetes events and rollouts for better change tracking
  • Error logs over time to quickly spot issues
This new overview helps you understand what’s happening inside your workloads faster and serves as a jumping-off point for deeper investigations into logs, metrics, and events—so you can resolve issues more efficiently.
feature
2 months ago

Get Answers From Copilot Without Leaving Slack 💬

We're happy to announce the Lumigo Copilot Slack integration!
You can now chat with Copilot directly from Slack via the upgraded Lumigo Slack app.

  • New Ask Copilot button for instant troubleshooting
  • Ask Copilot anything about any alert by mentioning it in a thread
  • Copilot is just a click away — no context-switching needed