Create and share queries with notebooks in Vercel Observability
Observability Plus users can now create and save collections of queries in notebooks to collaboratively explore observability data, with the ability to share notebooks with team members. Queries can visualize logs, traffic, performance metrics, and other key data points.
Observability Plus users can now create a collection of queries in to collaboratively explore their observability data.notebooks
in Vercel Observability allow you to explore log data and visualize traffic, performance, and other key metrics, and can now be saved to notebooks.Queries
By default, notebooks are only visible to the user who created the notebook, but you have the option to share a notebook with all members of your team.
This is available to Observability Plus subscribers at no additional cost.
or learn more about and .Try it outObservabilityObservability Plus
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