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Release v0.53.0

Welcome to Perses v0.53.0! In this release, on top of many improvements and bug fixes, we have introduced several changes that break the compatibility with previous versions.

These changes have been thought through carefully to improve the overall user experience and maintainability of Perses. We hope even if it will make the upgrade process a bit more complex, you will stay with us and enjoy the benefits of these improvements.

While you can read this blog post to have details about the changes and how to upgrade, we are also providing a migration guide that is more condensed and focused on the steps required to upgrade from previous versions to v0.53.0.

On a different topic, we are happy to be able to list Logz.io as a new official company using Perses in production. Welcome to the Perses community!

If you are a company using Perses or contributing to it and want to be listed as an adopter, please follow the guideline. It is always great to see more and more companies trusting Perses for their monitoring needs. And it will help us to grow the community and make Perses even better.

As usual, this blog post does not cover all the changes and improvements included in this release. We are only talking about the changes that should interest you the most. If you want to have a complete list of all the changes, please refer to the changelog

Release v0.52.0

The release of Perses v0.52.0 introduces significant new features and improvements.

This update expands Perses' observability capabilities by introducing support for logging and continuous profiling, along with new plugins for Pyroscope, Flame Chart, Loki, and log visualization.

Additional enhancements include a heatmap panel for Prometheus histograms, a quick query viewer, panel group variable repeat, usability improvements, and upgraded CLI commands to streamline plugin development and schema testing.

Release v0.51.0

We are excited to announce the release of Perses v0.51.0!

This release brings several new features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance your experience with Perses.

It is a significant step forward in the evolution of Perses, and we are thrilled to share it with you. We have been working hard to bring you a more powerful and flexible platform for your observability needs.

This release includes a new plugin architecture, new panel, new variable, a new repository perses/plugins containing all default plugins supported by Perses.

We have also made significant improvements to the documentation, highlighting features that were implemented some time ago but not well advertised, such as datasource discovery and ephemeral dashboards.

Release v0.50.0

We are excited to announce the release of Perses v0.50.0! This release brings significant improvements to the migration process from Grafana to Perses, including a major fix for a memory leak issue. Additionally, it introduces a new Status History Panel and various enhancements to the Table Panel, UI, and CLI. Read on to learn more about the new features and improvements in this release.

See the complete release note for more details: v0.50.0