Explore

Human-readable URLs — Explore deep links now use plain query parameters like ?query=…&dataset=…&duration=… that you can read, hand-edit, or build from scratch. Learn more

Relative time persists — Refreshing a "Last 1 hour" view stays on "Last 1 hour" instead of freezing to a fixed window. Learn more

Backward compatible — Legacy URLs and aliases (relativeTime, preset, appendFilter, /explore/logs) are upgraded to the canonical form on load. Learn more

Save as a separate view — Open the tab's menu and select Save as to save your current state without overwriting the loaded view. Learn more

Tab labels — Ad-hoc query tabs are now numbered Explore (1), Explore (2), and so on, until you save them. Learn more

Duplicate a tab — Open the tab's menu and select Duplicate to work on a copy of the tab without affecting the saved view. The clone is suffixed (copy) and unlinked from the source view. Learn more

Export from any grid — Export is now available on the Traces, Templates, and Overview tabs, alongside Logs and Spans. The three added surfaces export the rows currently loaded client-side; Logs and Spans export server-side up to 10,000 rows. Learn more

Export aggregated and grouped results — The Overview tab renders aggregated and grouped results from both Builder and DataPrime modes and supports export. Builder mode exports as CSV or TSV; DataPrime mode also supports JSON. Learn more

Entity-aware copy on the Spans tab — The Export dialog and toasts use span-specific wording on the Spans tab (Span count, Exporting spans..., Spans exported successfully). Learn more

File-name validation — File names accept letters, numbers, and ., _, or - only, up to 255 characters. Invalid characters show an inline error and the Export button stays inactive. Learn more

Manage actions panel — Open the kebab menu in the Explore query bar and select Manage actions to create, edit, and organize custom actions in Private and Shared sections. Learn more

URL templates with $d, $m, $p — Build clickable jumps from a log to a trace, span, RUM session, Grafana board, or Jira ticket using placeholders for log fields, Coralogix metadata, and page context. JavaScript expressions and bracket notation for special-character field names are supported. Learn more

Filters and access controls — Scope actions by application, subsystem, or data type, and choose Private or Shared access when saving. Learn more

JSON export — Download Explore V2 query results as JSON, alongside the existing CSV and TSV formats. Use JSON when you need to feed downstream tooling or preserve the nested structure of fields exported under All logs. Learn more

Renamed to Explore spans — Explore Tracing is now Explore spans, reflecting a span-first investigation flow. Learn more

Three tabs, one investigation — Spans, Traces, and Flows share the same query, time range, and filters. Switch tabs as your question changes—from operation-level (Spans) to request-level (Traces) to topology (Flows). Learn more

Span kind column — The Spans tab surfaces the OpenTelemetry span kind (SERVER, CLIENT, PRODUCER, CONSUMER, INTERNAL) with a directional arrow next to each row. Filter by kind to focus on inbound or outbound activity. Learn more

Span-aware query builder — The query builder gains an Errors toggle, a Duration filter (in ms or percentile), and span-relationship filters (Root, Only root, Parent, Entry service, Child, Any, Not any). Toggling Errors or applying a Duration filter runs the query automatically. Learn more

New Explore Logs — The Explore Logs experience has been fully redesigned. Navigate logs and spans from a unified interface with improved search, a rebuilt query builder, an enhanced logs table, and a detailed info panel. All legacy Explore Screen and Logs Screen pages redirect to the new experience. Learn more

Select a Data Source — Choose between dataspaces, datasets, and system datasets from a new data source selector at the top of Explore. Learn more

Get Started with Explore Logs — A new quickstart guide walks you through search, filtering, visualization, and saving views in a few steps. Learn more