DevOps Blogs

Using the Session Replay function with Splunk Real User Monitoring offers valuable benefits to understand and improve the user experience more quickly.

When considering the management of telecommunications networks, it might make sense to directly consider the observable data streams available to the practitioner instead of a model-based approach. Learn more in this blog.

Splunk meets the demands of today to deliver comprehensive observability in hybrid environments.

Splunk can help you conquer the complexity of your hybrid environment.

In the second part of this blog we will explore how increased entropy forces us to rethink what is required for monitoring.

Splunk’s unified Observability platform brings together a wide set of capabilities that enable practitioners to regain control of their data, processes, and costs.

Everything is “observability” these days. But not all solutions are created equally. In fact, they are very different once you look behind the (architectural design) curtain. They have very different architectures and don’t collect data in the same way. Find out what the differences are and what you need to consider.

Traditional monitoring approaches struggle in digital platforms and they do not collect the rich data contained in the logs. Observability, with OpenTelemetry, is the key to managing these platforms and it is based on the capture and analysis of three types of telemetry; metrics, traces and logs.

Now you can use the Deployment Server to deploy the Splunk Distribution of the OpenTelemetry Collector.