DevOps Blogs

AWS Fargate makes using containers easier, but it also means more to monitor and track, to make sure we get the results we are targeting – read on to discover how Splunk can help.

New Splunk Synthetic Monitoring integrations and best practices help IT Ops and engineering teams monitor and troubleshoot uptime and improve web performance.

What’s the latest from Splunk Developer? New SDK release, Setup Pages doc updates, search on dev.splunk.com, .conf21 Call For Speakers coming and more!

Since the OpenTelemetry Tracing Specification reached 1.0.0 — guaranteeing long-term stability for the tracing portion of the OpenTelemetry clients, the community has been busy working to get the SDKs and APIs for popular programming language ready to be GA. Next in our ‘Getting Started with OpenTelemetry’ Series, we’ll walk you through instrumenting a Python application and install both the OpenTelemetry API and SDK.

We are excited to announce our collaboration with AWS in launching Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams to bring real-time observability into AWS services for our joint customers.

Hear from technology leaders why Observability is critical to improving insights that will help you monitor and troubleshoot for root causes in your cloud-native environment.

Splunk is ready for Red Hat summit. From our industry-leading observability tools to our continuous support of open source projects like CNCF OpenTelemetry and Apache Pulsar, Splunk supports your environment, from OpenShift cloud to on-premises.

As the IT organizations and the overarching landscape evolves from traditional monitoring to observability, we need to evolve our program as well. As a result, we're excited to introduce the brand new Boss of Operations and Observability (Boo) tournament where users explore Splunk solutions through real-world IT Operations and Observability episodes.

Recently we announced that OpenTelemetry tracing specifications reached v1.0.0 — offering long-term stability guarantees for the tracing portion of the OpenTelemetry clients. Today we’re excited to share that the first of the language-specific APIs and SDKs have reached v1.0.0 starting with OpenTelemetry Java and OpenTelemetry .NET.