A few impactful quality-of-life improvements have been made to the details drawer in the Performance dashboard:

1. The Volume chart now has the ability to toggle between Total Rows, Total Rows by Change, and Total Bytes.
2. The queries table in the details drawer now dynamically updates its rows to reflect the lookback window specified in the runtime and volume charts above.
3. The Volume chart now has a zoom slider and syncs with the runtime chart

GitHub Pull Requests are now visually overlaid on incident charts for volume / freshness incidents, as well as on volume charts in Assets. This helps users easily correlate the timing of pull requests with anomalies to speed up incident resolution.

is null and is not null are now available as operators for for filters on Field Quality Rules, Cardinality Rules, and Referential Integrity Rules. These were much-requested additions to these popular no-code monitor types.

Over the past few months, the entire app has been steadily going through a a upgrade/migration to a new design system. Given that top-nav is visible from any/every part of the product, this particular change has a large impact on the app's overall look and feel.

Note -- the selector for timezone, and links to docs and changelog, will now be available under a dropdown when you click on the user's name.

You now have the ability to hide queries from the performance table and chart so that you can only view the queries you care about. This can be done through the "eye" icon on the table or by utilizing a new filter called "Query" where you can deselect any queries that are not relevant.

Selectors for Metric Segment and Date are now all conveniently aligned across the top, making interacting with the metrics collected by the Field Health Monitor much easier.

For enterprises with multiple Monte Carlo environments, the same email can now be a user in more than one account. This makes it easier for admins who need to be present in multiple accounts, who'll no longer need a distinct email address for each.

For the vast majority of customers, Domains meets their needs for creating separate workspaces or teams. But in some cases, leveraging multiple Monte Carlo environments is a compelling alternative.

You can now interact with the IIQ page and its tabs whilst having the User Activity section in-view. This makes it a lot easier to jot down notes, as well as refer to previous comments posted on the incident and comments from similar past incidents too.

User can now select specific metrics to monitor within Field Health. By selecting just specific metrics, users can perform more targeted monitoring that are executed more efficiently.

Note, for new field health monitors, there are now just 4 metrics selected by default: % null % unique % zero mean. Additional metrics will need to be opted in.

Previously in the assets page we were only showing pull requests related to a table that were merged within the last 7 days. Now customers can see all past PRs up to the time when the Github integration was set up.