Hello Atlas friends, We have just released a pretty big update to the Atlas frontend, with lots of new features. Here are some of them: Probe Connectivity use case - Visualise Internet connectivity by analyzing RIPE Atlas probe connection states over time. This tool helps identify potential outages and connectivity issues across different networks and regions. Here is an example link showing a power outage in Chile earlier in the year: https://atlas.ripe.net/use-cases/probe-connectivity/?method=country&start=17... Khipu: export image and data - There is now an export button in the toolbar allowing you to export Khipu visualisations as pngs, and menu items for exporting your filtered or full measurement data source in either json or csv formats Khipu: multi term path filter - You can now use multiple terms in the path filter to further refine your path selection Khipu: country filter improvements - You can now filter by continent, search for a country, or invert your country selection Clone a measurement (from detail and listing pages) - You can now clone existing measurements (that are stopped and not system tagged) by clicking on a clone icon in the measurements listing page or next to the heading on any valid measurement detail page. This will open a new measurement form with all settings filled in except for timing. Measurement Form: duplicate definition - Within the measurement form itself, you can now duplicate a measurement definition to help copy similar configurations. Recheck DNS option (in measurement form and measurement detail manage tab) - This setting (on by default for periodic measurements that don't resolve on probe and are targeting a domain) will recheck the domain resolution every 24 hours and update the measurement. For the full list of what is new, has changed or been fixed, please see the release notes here: https://atlas.ripe.net/docs/releases/website_index/2025-11-06 We welcome your feedback, please let us know if you have any questions, comments, or encounter any issues in the new update. Kind regards, Stephen Atlas UI