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Can Your Cloud Migration Strategy Keep Up With the Speed of Business?
In this blog, Splunk's Brandon Currie explains how making your hybrid infrastructure observable can make your business better.

The most effective way to observe complex SAP environments
Today's complex environments require IT teams to find new ways to monitor and measure SAP — but traditional SAP monitoring tools can't cut it. Here's how to rethink your approach to SAP monitoring.

New Splunk APM Enhancements Help Troubleshoot Your MySQL and NoSQL Databases Faster
Splunk Observability is making it quicker and easier to troubleshoot latency in MySQL and NoSQL databases, with two new enhancements.

The Holiday Season Is Around the Corner, Are You Ready?
With the holiday season quickly approaching, you need to ensure your alert severity levels are adjusted accordingly for all your services and KPIs.

End of Support for SignalFx Smart Agent & Moving to the OpenTelemetry Collector
Splunk's Aunsh Chaudhari announces the extension of the End of Support date for the SignalFx Smart Agent, and outlines the advantages for and questions related to the migration to the OpenTelemetry Collector.

OpenTelemetry, Auto-Instrumentation and Splunk Observability Cloud: A Jump Start
Discover how to build or deploy an application or microservices with auto-instrumentation of OpenTelemetry – possibly in less time than it takes for delivery.

Monitoring RPA Deployments With Splunk
Discover how to keep your RPA bots running automations reliability with the Splunk App for Robotic Process Monitoring (RPM) and gain quick valuable insight for UiPath RPA in Splunk Cloud and Splunk Enterprise.

Key Metrics for DevOps Teams: DORA and MTTx
Operations teams rely on metrics to determine if their services are operating correctly. Learn about metrics used by successful DevOps teams, including DORA and mean time metrics.

Don’t Know What to Monitor? L.E.T.S. Start with 4 Metrics!
Latency, Errors, Traffic, and Saturation are the 4 building blocks for gaining a better understanding of your software.