Moving between table and timeseries views now requests the right data format automatically, so users are less likely to hit empty or stale results after changing views. ​

Explore now handles time-shift more consistently, especially in bar charts and when the toggle is off, which reduces confusing blank space and makes comparisons more dependable. ​

If someone switches from the visual query builder to manual PromQL, leftover interval settings are now ignored so valid rate queries keep running as expected. This reduces avoidable query failures during investigation workflows. ​

Grouped columns now show up correctly in table settings, so teams can review and rearrange the columns they actually need. This improves table-based analysis when working with PromQL and grouped data. ​

A broader UX refresh made editing widgets, navigating panels, and moving across views feel more consistent without changing the core workflows people already rely on. This should make day-to-day investigation work feel smoother and less frustrating.

Alert creation flows were streamlined with simpler, easier static-metric exploration​ and better links back to dashboards and panels, reducing the friction of turning observations into alerts.

Check out the Setting Up KloudMate Alarms documentation for full details.

The query builder now supports static metric types more reliably, helping teams inspect fixed-value infrastructure signals without misleading zeroed results.

Widget action menus now behave more consistently, making dashboards easier to adjust without hunting for different edit or delete patterns.

Removed monitors now disappear from the list right away, reducing confusion and preventing teams from thinking stale monitors are still active.

Duplicating an alarm now opens a pre-filled creation flow instead of a blank screen, making it faster to reuse alert configurations safely.

The maintenance window flow now blocks “end before start” schedules, which helps avoid accidental gaps or misleading silences in alert coverage.

Teams can add Lambda widgets, open the create-from-scratch dashboard flow, and use widget action menus without the page crashing or hiding key controls.

Service investigation views now present internal, parent, and dependency relationships more clearly, with better graph controls for zooming, refreshing, and drilling into services.

Service details now includes an AI flow graph and trace span search, so teams can follow request paths more easily and jump to the exact trace segment they need during debugging.

The now accepts multiple formats for greater flexibility. no longer disappear after selection, and no longer resets unexpectedly during analysis.

Additionally, the and have been corrected, and sorting in the and tables now works as expected.