What's new in Dashboard Studio

Stay up-to-date with new features and functionality in Splunk Dashboard Studio.

What's New in Splunk Cloud Platform 9.0.2205

This information is subject to change prior to general availability of the release.

New feature or enhancement	Description
Drilldown feature for map visualizations	Map visualizations now have drilldowns available for setting tokens, linking dashboards, and linking custom URLs.
Warnings for external URLs	Warnings will appear when an image uses an external URL not listed in the Dashboards Image Allow List. For more details, see Configure dashboards image allow list and Content Security Policy setting in the Admin Manual.
Additional search job metdata for token usage	The following search job metadata are available for using as tokens: job.sid job.percentComplete job.lastUpdate job.isRealTimeSearch
Placeholder image updates	Placeholder images now have a new default image.
Search status updates	Status icons on visualizations will now provide more detailed information.

This information is subject to change prior to general availability of the release.

New feature or enhancement	Description
Set a home page dashboard	You can set a Dashboard Studio dashboard as your home page dashboard. In View mode, navigate to the Actions dropdown and select Set As Home Dashboard.
Link to other dashboards	You can link to other dashboards and pass tokens from one dashboard to the next. For more details, see Linking interactions.
Create cluster maps	Dashboard Studio now supports cluster maps with bubble and marker layers. For more details, see Maps.
Configure dynamic coloring by matching values	Using the UI or source code, you can configure each element in a data series to find a corresponding color value and return the matched value. For more details, see Formatting functions.
Updated match value	You can now match string values in addition to numerical ranges.
Set tokens from search results	You can set tokens from search results or search job metadata. For more details, see Setting tokens from search results or search job metadata.