Observability Blogs

Security and efficiency is key when it comes to collected backend data. Why OpenTelemetry processors to change collected backend data can help.

Use our CI/CD template for Terraform to learn how you can use Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) to improve CI/CD processes. This template will show you exactly how to implement and maintain a CI/CD pipeline with Terraform.

See how you can write Ansible Playbooks for Terraform servers. With this technical tutorial of Ansible and Terraform together, DevOps and IT operations teams can execute playbooks faster and maintain a resilient CI/CD pipeline.

What should you keep in mind when crafting a strategy for harnessing all your SAP data to improve monitoring, managing, and optimizing all your SAP systems and services today? Learn more about effectively managing SAP data with Splunk, here.

With Splunk Network Performance Monitoring (NPM) for the cloud, infrastructure SREs, developers and service owners can understand the impact of network behavior on application performance by observing ALL interactions between services, containers and zones in real time. There’s no need to change their application code and container images.

Observability Cloud for Mobile is going GA at .conf. It is an iOS and Android native mobile application, which allows users to access the Observability Cloud Platform from anywhere at any time. In this release, Observability Cloud for mobile users will have access to Dashboards and Alerts views. Users will only have view only experience, allowing them to interact and view content; limiting editing and new content creation (ex. New dashboards) to Observability Cloud for Mobile.

We're excited to announce that the Content Pack for Splunk Observability Cloud is here!

Splunk RUM now extends monitoring of customer experience beyond web browsers, and into native mobile applications, helping mobile app developers and SREs improve performance and isolate customer facing issues on iOS and Android.

At Splunk, we’re strongly committed to making the OpenTelemetry project a powerful and complete framework for collecting, generating and exporting observability data. This is why we’re excited to announce the donation of an eBPF-based network telemetry data source, formerly called the Flowmill eBPF Collector, to the OpenTelemetry project.