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AWS and Splunk are working closely together to bundle the Splunk exporter into AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry so that customers can send metrics and traces to Splunk’s industry-leading observability solutions with seamless plug-and-play integration.

Join us at .conf20 to discover how OpenTelemetry is supporting organizations on their DevOps journey, and helping them embrace continuous change in their delivery chain.

The Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring platform brings together insights across our customers’ infrastructure, microservices, and applications, providing real-time and mission-critical visibility into the health of their systems. When a customer reaches out to the support team, we understand both the urgency and thoroughness...

Pprof is the standard way to profile Go applications that comes built in to go. The pprof package can expose via HTTP both memory and CPU usage across your application, as well as the running command line and contention information.

Why and how would you extract data from Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring? Splunk's Barbara Snyder explains.

Distributed tracing has become popular in recent times as the preferred way to troubleshoot complex problems in diverse, microservice-based applications. And for good reason: distributed traces give DevOps teams end-to-end visibility into user requests (transactions), helping elevate user experience and future-proof applications.

If making dashboards or detectors is a great way to protect and understand your stack, imagine if you didn’t have to make them and they just popped into existence.

As part of our ongoing collaboration with Atlassian to make Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring the best monitoring and observability platform for Atlassian users, we are pleased to announce today that we are bringing another integration to market, this time with Jira Software. Building on our existing Opsgenie integration that routes...

Learn how you can monitor the performance of containerized deployments on AWS Bottlerocket with Splunk.