Tag: Observability

With a set of capabilities in OpenTelemetry and just-announced native Splunk support, we're ready to go all-in while we continue accelerating the growth and adoption of OpenTelemetry beyond the commitments we made last year.

Splunk's Karthik Rau discusses the latest DevOps announcements from .conf20 including renaming Splunk products under a single Spunk brand and the highly anticipated new features that these products bring to Splunk's Observability Suite.

Today Splunk is announcing its acquisition of Plumbr and its intent to acquire Rigor, two companies with deep expertise and intellectual property that extend Splunk’s end-to-end observability solution to be the most comprehensive, practical and proven in the industry.

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.

We are excited to announce the preview of the Splunk extension for AWS Lambda, a new way to integrate monitoring and observability in Lambda environments.

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.

As a fast-growing agile startup whose architecture relies mostly on serverless resources, Galileo needed an observability solution that could help it maintain uptime and support its increasingly complex observability needs.

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