Caitlin Halla's Blog Posts

Caitlin is an Observability Developer Evangelist at Splunk. With a background in software engineering, she has worked as an individual contributor at startups and leading observability platform companies. Based in Portland, Oregon, Caitlin enjoys spending time with her family and helping developers, SREs, and DevOps teams navigate their observability journeys. You can connect with Caitlin on LinkedIn.

7 Strategic Benefits of Observability for Modern Enterprises
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7 Strategic Benefits of Observability for Modern Enterprises

Discover 7 enterprise-level benefits of observability, from faster incident resolution to cost optimization, with real-world outcomes and examples.
The Complete Guide to CI/CD Pipeline Monitoring: Metrics, Tools, and Best Practices for Delivery Visibility
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The Complete Guide to CI/CD Pipeline Monitoring: Metrics, Tools, and Best Practices for Delivery Visibility

Monitor CI/CD pipelines with key metrics, best practices, and tool integrations to boost reliability, agility, and software delivery performance.
Observability as Code: Why You Should Use OaC
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Observability as Code: Why You Should Use OaC

Observability as Code (OaC) applies software development practices to observability, making it version-controlled, more consistent, and more secure. Learn more.
Database Monitoring: The Complete Guide
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Database Monitoring: The Complete Guide

In this blog post, we'll take a look at the important role of database performance monitoring.
API Monitoring Explained: How To Monitor APIs Today
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API Monitoring Explained: How To Monitor APIs Today

In this blog post, we'll define API Monitoring and explore common challenges and benefits of monitoring APIs.
How Logging Works in Kubernetes: Challenges, Approaches, and Solutions for K8s Logging
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How Logging Works in Kubernetes: Challenges, Approaches, and Solutions for K8s Logging

Managing logs in Kubernetes isn’t easy, but with the right understanding and approaches, you can set up a consistent, unified Kubernetes logging and observability solution.