Dash0 Release Notes

The Dash0 Operator for Kubernetes v1.151.0 introduces automatic instrumentation support for Ruby 3.3+.

The Dash0 MCP server can now delegate work to Agent0, not only answer questions about your telemetry. Connected assistants such as Claude or your editor could already query metrics, logs, traces, services, and checks, and look up which dashboards exist. Each delegation uses Agent0 credits as in the UI. Budget limits apply to these too.

Any query in the Log Explorer, Trace Explorer, or Web Events Explorer can now be exported to a file.

The button sits in the table header next to the display menu, with CSV as the primary action and TXT, JSON, and YAML in the disclosure menu.

You can now manage Dash0 teams as code using the Dash0 CLI, Terraform provider, and Kubernetes operator, so team definitions live in the same repository, review process, and rollout pipeline as everything else.

The new Spans Table widget brings a sortable, self-refreshing table of spans to your dashboards and the query builder.

Monitor every AWS Lambda invocation with Dash0, including timeouts and OOM failures, correlated logs, full traces across connected services, event payloads, and CloudWatch metrics.

The old "Events & Logs" tab in the span sidebar is now "Related logs & events", offering you a one time-ordered list that interleaves log records and span events across the whole trace, resource, or both.

Full AWS Lambda observability is now in Dash0. Connect your account and see every function immediately, instrument to get traces with event payloads, correlated logs and synthetic traces for the failures that never produce telemetry.

Engineering teams are spending real money on coding agents but it is hard to understand where coding agents make the real difference.

AI Coding Insights connects tokens to value. Live now for Claude Code and Cursor.

Agent0 investigates, fixes, and reports on its own, triggered by Slack messages, GitHub events, failed checks, webhooks or a schedule.

No one has to be in the loop. Unless you want to.

You are in control.

Spam filters keep unwanted telemetry out of Dash0, but until now they worked silently.

Each spam filter now comes with a chart showing exactly how much data it dropped over time, so you can tell at a glance which filters are earning their keep and which ones have gone stale.

Introducing Darkplane, by Dash0: see what AI coding costs your org, whether AI-written changes hold up in production, and let the safe ones merge on their own.

We reworked how Dash0 renders high-cardinality charts and scrolls long lists, so the busiest views stay responsive as your data grows.

Your web event annotations now appear as pins right on the GeoMap, so you can see where in the world your users are hitting errors, not just that they are. Plus a new city reference layer and trackpad pinch-to-zoom.

Dash0 now collects metrics for your Cloud SQL instances automatically.

Connect a GCP project and see CPU, memory, and disk utilization, connection activity, and engine-specific performance for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server, with no dashboards to build.