Dash0
Agent0 reached general availability — an autonomous production AI that continuously scans your environment, correlates signals across services, and drafts pull requests against your codebase.1
Full-loop incident response arrived with Agent0 GA. The new execution runtime handles parallel environment scanning, root-cause identification down to the commit level, and PR drafting, all in a single investigation loop. Native integrations cover GitHub, Linear, Confluence, SQL, Bash, and MCP servers; a redesigned service-centric chat interface surfaces the results.2
RUM web events now overlay on time-series dashboard charts.3 Clustered event markers appear alongside log, Kubernetes, and service event annotations, with a dedicated chart legend row and one-click navigation to the Web Events Explorer with filters and time scope preserved.
Database query text surfaced in the span sidebar.4 A dedicated query widget shows syntax-highlighted SQL for any database span carrying db.query.text or db.statement. Prepared statement parameters from Java, .NET, and Python instrumentations are interpolated inline, and the operator gained captureSqlQueryParameters support for Node.js and .NET.
Kubernetes semantic convention coverage expanded.5 Replication controllers, horizontal pod autoscalers, persistent volumes and claims, resource quotas, and a generic k8s.object type for CRDs were added. The k8sobjectsreceiver now extracts pod names, UIDs, and node info from log bodies for better resource association.
Direct chart-to-signal navigation is now in every chart type.6 Time-series, pie, gauge, stat, and tree-map charts all drill straight to the records behind them, with filters and time scope carried over automatically.
Infrastructure as Code coverage expanded across three surfaces.7 Spam filters, notification channels (all 17 integrations), and signal-to-metrics rules are manageable via the Dash0 CLI, Terraform provider, and Kubernetes operator CRDs.
Google Cloud monitoring entered early access.8 Cloud Run, Pub/Sub, and Cloud Storage metrics flow immediately on OAuth connection — no manual configuration.
MCP authentication moved to OAuth 2.0.9 Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and compatible clients authenticate through a browser flow with short-lived, auto-refreshing tokens.