With the release of Grafana 9.1, service accounts have become generally available, enhancing machine-to-machine interaction by allowing non-human Grafana users to automate and manage tasks like data source counting or alert provisioning via APIs. These service accounts, linked to organizations rather than individual users, facilitate more secure and manageable automated processes through features like role-based access control (RBAC), multiple tokens for a single account, and improved token identification. The system enhances security by reducing permission sprawl, allowing for easier token rotation and migration of existing API keys without requiring token rotation. The Grafana AuthNZ team is focused on further improving authentication and authorization, and users are encouraged to explore the new service accounts documentation or try Grafana Cloud Pro for enhanced observability solutions.