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How to Deploy the Splunk OpenTelemetry Collector to Gather Kubernetes Metrics
With Kubernetes emerging as a strong choice for container orchestration, learn how to deploy the Splunk OpenTelemetry collector to gather Kubernetes metrics.

Tips for a Successful OpenTelemetry Deployment
With OpenTelemetry top of mind for many, learn how you can rapidly and confidently carry out your OpenTelemetry deployment.

Announcing the General Availability of Splunk RUM Custom Events
Splunk Real User Monitoring custom events, now generally available, help you track and analyze your critical business logic with minimal changes to your application.
Splunk Developer Fall 2021 Update
What’s the latest from Splunk Developer? Check out our Fall developer updates!

How Using Annotations with OpenTelemetry Can Lower Your MTTR
Understanding your workloads is important when troubleshooting. Learn how using annotations with OpenTelemetry can help lower your MTTR.

Monitoring Tools: 6 to Cover All Your Needs
Here are the six different types of monitoring tools that will give you and your team everything you need to feel confident about your applications' health.

Announcing New Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring Capabilities
Last week at .conf21, we announced exciting new features in Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, our real-time streaming metrics-based monitoring platform

What’s New in OpenTelemetry: Community, Distributions, and Roadmap
If you missed the news, OpenTelemetry — the second most active project in CNCF — has achieved incubation status! Read more to learn about the latest instrumentation tracing updates, instrumentation metrics updates, instrumentation RUM updates and more.

New: Optimize Slow Queries with Enhanced Database Visibility in Splunk Observability
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.