Tag: Splunk APM

Splunk APM’s enhanced database visibility now helps you find slow and high execution queries causing service performance issues in SQL databases, no instrumentation required. On-call Service owners and SREs can quickly identify if a database is causing performance issues, isolate the query responsible, and pinpoint root cause within distributed systems, to troubleshoot faster.

Splunk APM now includes AlwaysOn Profiling for Java applications, providing app developers and service owners visibility of code level performance to troubleshoot production issues faster.

Splunk is announcing new enhancements to the Splunk observability portfolio to significantly accelerate customers’ performance, productivity and innovation, all the while propelling their data-driven transformations forward.

Amazon EKS and Kubernetes has become top of mind for many SREs. Learn how to instrument a basic Java application running on Amazon EKS with Splunk APM.

In this post, we trace the history of real user monitoring (RUM) tools and argue that we're again on the precipice of change, where legacy RUM tools are no longer good enough for new users and their needs.

Learn more about how Splunk APM and Splunk Log Observer make debugging microservices with distributed tracing and real-time log analytics fast and easy.

In this blog, we will cover how to enable distributed tracing for Kafka clients with OpenTelemetry and Splunk APM.

Time to respond and resolve issues are of major importance in today's complex systems, especially in microservices in clouds. Make sure your monitoring gives you the ability to respond both quickly and accurately.

What should you monitor in AWS EC2 to make sure you are getting the right data perspective and insights from your clouds? Discover how to start monitoring EC2 instances with Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring today.