Drew Gibson
Learn Splunk Like You Work Here
Discover a new content type now available on Splunk Lantern that brings more valuable insider knowledge to our customers.
T-Shirt Analytics at RSAC 2025: How We Used iOS Shortcuts & Splunk to Track T-Shirt Giveaways!
Learn how to make data collection fun. Splunkers Robert Castley and Kyle Prins are sharing how they used iOS Shortcuts at RSAC to track every t-shirt they handed out, then piping that data straight into Splunk Cloud for real-time analytics.
Monitoring Telecommunications Network with Splunk
Learn how Splunk enables telecom providers to unify monitoring across complex, multi-vendor networks by collecting, analyzing, and securing real-time telemetry data for improved performance and visibility.
Server Monitoring Today: Why Monitoring Your Servers Matters & How to Approach It
Today, we’ll cover server monitoring tools and services including the value they bring to an enterprise, and how to select the right system.
The Software Development Lifecycle: The Most Common SDLC Models
Explore the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), its stages, importance, and popular models like Agile, Waterfall, and Iterative, for efficient software creation.
Contextual Observability: Using Tagging and Metadata To Unlock Actionable Insights
Learn how to transform raw telemetry into actionable insights by enriching it with consistent tagging and metadata. That’s the power of contextual observability.
From Chaos to Clarity: Managing Metrics at Scale in Splunk Observability Cloud
Learn how Splunk's Metrics Management capabilities provide visibility, control, and optimization to reduce costs and improve performance.
Leveraging Graph Neural Networks for Enhanced Security and Observability with Splunk
Discover how Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) enhance security and observability within Splunk. Learn to detect anomalies, predict threats, and optimize system performance using GNNs. Explore the power of graph analytics in your Splunk environment.
Active vs. Passive Monitoring: What’s The Difference?
Active and passive monitoring: which one is for you? Let’s look at the two methods, along with their use cases, data volumes, and control over the data.
