Generate shareable snapshots of Observability charts
You can now copy and share snapshots of Observability charts with a single keyboard command. Shared links include preview images that unfurl in Slack and Teams, preserving the chart's time range, filters, and settings for easier collaboration during debugging and incident response.
You can now quickly share snapshots of any chart in Vercel Observability, making it easier to collaborate during debugging and incident response.
Hover over a chart and press or to copy a URL that opens a snapshot of the chart in Vercel Observability. The snapshot includes the same time range, filters, and settings as when copied.⌘+CCtrl+C
The link includes a preview image of the chart that unfurls in tools like Slack and Teams. Share links are public to ease sharing, but unguessable and ignored by search robots.
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