October Changelog: What’s New at Axiom
Blog post from Axiom
Axiom has introduced several updates and improvements this October, focusing on enhancing performance and user experience with their Data Explorer and Dashboard tools. A new tutorial for the Axiom Data Explorer provides guidance on leveraging the platform to analyze, store, and monitor large volumes of data, while a modification to the 'now()' function allows for relative queries. Dashboards now feature a "compare against" function, enabling users to compare current data against past values, and a new read-only experience on Axiom Play offers centralized query visualization across datasets. Additionally, several new functions and aggregations have been added to the Axiom Processing Language, such as 'countif()', 'dcountif()', 'replace_regex()', 'replace_string()', 'variance()', and 'stdev()', to enhance data processing capabilities. The company encourages users to stay updated via their blog and social media channels, hinting at more developments in the coming months.
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