Drew Gibson

Trunk-based development is a popular way to control source code when developing apps. Learn how TBD works, how it supports CI/CD, and when to avoid it.

Check out all the new features being released in Splunk Security Essentials 3.6.0.

Owning observability telemetry data has many benefits. This article explains why OpenTelemetry is the right way to own this data instead of relying on a vendor.

Status pages show real-time status of applications and services. See how these best practices make status pages succeed — and why that’s crucial for business.

Make releases smoother! Check this list for all the areas you want to review in production environments to improve release quality and cadence.

Discover why customer success is so important and how Splunk's customer success resources are driving better business outcomes for our customers.

Learn all about feature flags, a powerful way to fine-tune your control over which features are enabled within a software deployment.

With the release of Splunk 9.0 came support for SmartStore in Azure. Previously to achieve this, you’d have to use some form of S3-compliant broker API, but now we can use native Azure APIs.The addition of this capability means that Splunk now offers complete SmartStore support for all three of the big public cloud vendors. This blog will describe a little bit about how it works, and help you set it up yourself.

In this blog post we’ll look at the core, fundamental books that have played the largest role in creating the modern DevOps movement.