Tag: Observability

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.

Splunk APM now includes AlwaysOn Profiling for Java applications, providing app developers and service owners visibility of code level performance to troubleshoot production issues faster.

Splunk is announcing new enhancements to the Splunk observability portfolio to significantly accelerate customers’ performance, productivity and innovation, all the while propelling their data-driven transformations forward.

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.

There are several key themes you’ll pick up on in the .conf21 DevOps Track breakouts — observability, monitoring cloud infrastructure, and application performance monitoring (APM) in all its forms. Read on to see some of our favorite tracks and some key sessions to prioritize if you've been looking at observability in your organization.

These are the top ten devops tools essential for actual practitioners. We break down the tools your team should have in the areas of version control, containerization, config, observability and monitoring.

If you're like me, your inbox is out of control, your calendar is full, and for some of us, your navigating kids going back to school! To help, I thought I'd outline three simple steps to get you ready for .conf21. These steps will allow you to maximize your time and value whether you plan to attend in Las Vegas or online.