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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.

In this third post of a series devoted to modeling DevOps data into a common set of mappings, Splunker Jeremy Hicks explores the Software Pipelines and their commonalities across the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

Learn how to isolate the root cause of incidents using Splunk Observability Cloud.

Learn how to use tags in Splunk Observability Cloud to speed up troubleshooting in the cloud.

Learn how to get complete visibility of your services with Splunk Observability Cloud.

Finding the source of a problem when something goes wrong shouldn’t derail your entire week – learn how to quickly and confidently troubleshoot in the cloud with Splunk Observability Cloud.

Observability first emerged as a focal point of interest in the DevOps community in the 2017 time-frame. Aware that business was demanding highly adaptable digital environments, DevOps professionals realised that high adaptability required a new approach to IT architecture.

For the past 20 years, the various stakeholder communities that together constitute the IT industry have attempted to address sustainability. Could observability help in practicing sustainable IT and improving the carbon footprint reduction in its operations?