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EKS workloads You can now connect your EKS clusters and pick their Kubernetes workloads as services in the Explorer. The Explorer finds the metrics for Kubernetes workloads and for ECS services that report Container Insights on its own. On-call overrides You can now create and edit overrides from the calendar’s day panel, and members can change their own overrides. On-call calendar You can now see the selected schedule’s month as a calendar grid. Terraform export You can now export your organization’s configuration as Terraform with import blocks, so you can adopt what you already set up. Single sign-on You can now verify the email domains your organization owns with a DNS TXT record, and SSO sign-in is limited to verified domains. A refused sign-in now says why. Configuration API You can now read and change your organization’s configuration over a REST configuration API with an API key that has the admin scope. On-call You can now set up on-call schedules with rotations and overrides, page whoever is on call, and have them mentioned in the alert’s Slack thread. Child organizations You can now create and manage child organizations from the parent’s Organizations tab and copy configuration to them. Billing, quotas and the AI budget follow the parent. Parent organizations You can now link child organizations to a parent organization, and each child shows whose configuration it reads. Explorer You can now use the Explorer to see one service’s logs, metrics and traces around a deployment. You can open it from alerts, investigations, deployments and SLOs. MCP You can now manage your configuration over MCP, from data sources, SLOs and runbooks to Slack, AI providers and teams. Compliance posture, access reviews and the Control Tower (which collects findings across your alerts and estate) are available there too. Runbook recipes You can now install runbooks from recipes with typed parameters, edit those parameters later, and detach a runbook from its recipe.