Removal of AngularJS support in Grafana: what you need to know

Grafana 11, set for release in May, will disable AngularJS support by default across all instances, potentially affecting plugins reliant on this deprecated framework. This change is part of Grafana's transition from AngularJS to React, which began with Grafana v5 and has been progressing through subsequent versions. Affected users are advised to check for any AngularJS dependencies through in-product warnings and Grafana's documentation, and to migrate to React-based plugins or suitable alternatives to ensure uninterrupted use. Grafana has introduced tools and resources, including an open-source tool to detect AngularJS dependencies and a developer portal for migration guidance. The removal of AngularJS aims to streamline plugin development and maintenance, although it may cause temporary disruptions. Grafana's plugin catalog continues to grow with new offerings, and users are encouraged to prepare for the full removal of AngularJS support in Grafana 12.

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