Hello, This is 
id:yohfee from the Mackerel CRE team. Here are the details of this week's updates.
- MDOT Now Supports Logs
- Navigate Graph Time Ranges Using the Browser's "Forward" and "Back" Buttons
- Retrieve Check Monitor Lists via Public API
MDOT Now Supports Logs
The Mackerel Distro of OpenTelemetry (MDOT) Collector now supports log transmission.
If you have ever thought "I want to watch OpenTelemetry logs in Mackerel", you can use MDOT to smoothly build a log transmission mechanism with simpler configurations.
For detailed changes, please refer to the following Pull Request:
Navigate Graph Time Ranges Using the Browser's "Forward" and "Back" Buttons
On the Mackerel Web Console, when you change a graph's display period using the buttons or by selecting a range, you can now use your browser's "Back" and "Forward" buttons to navigate to the previous or next time ranges.
Previously, pressing the browser's "Back" button after changing a graph's display period would return you to the previous page entirely. With this update, the behavior has been improved so that it reverts to the previous time range without navigating away from the page. The "Forward" button works in the same way.
This makes incident investigations and navigating past trends much more comfortable, so please take advantage of it!
Retrieve Check Monitor Lists via Public API
We have added a highly requested feature that allows you to retrieve a list of check monitors using Mackerel's public API.
With this, you can programmatically and dynamically retrieve your currently configured list of check monitors, making it useful for integrating with operational tools and automating infrastructure management.
For API specifications and detailed help, please check the following help page:
