Observability: It's Not What You Think
Observability is a mindset that enables you to answer any question about your entire business through collection and analysis of data.
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Micro Lesson: Searching Data Tiers
This video explains how to search different Data Tiers, and when you should use _dataTier, a search modifier that restricts your search to a single tier using Sumo Logic.
Cloud Logging in a minute
Cloud Logging is a real-time log management tool that allows you to securely store, search, analyze, and alert on all of your log data and events. In this video, we show you what Cloud Logging is and how you can use it to convert logs to log-based metrics for monitoring, alerting, analyzing and visualizing for your applications infrastructure.
Model-driven audit trail infrasructure
Graylog is one of the most popular tools for opensource monitoring and log management in telco environments. We will show how Charmed OSM with the help of juju eases its deployment and integration with MongoDB, elastic search, and other charmed telco network function elements. The same goes for a basic LMA stack with Prometheus and Grafana.
Explainer Video: Splunk for Infrastructure Monitoring and Troubleshooting
Wherever you are in your cloud journey and whatever your environment looks like, Splunk can monitor the performance of all your servers, containers and apps in real-time. Get real-time observability for data from any cloud, any vendor, and any service. Try our free Infrastructure Monitoring Trial and see for yourself.
End-to-End Observability Drives Great Digital Experiences
Mike Cohen, Splunk’s head of product management for network monitoring, joins theCube’s John Furrier for a conversation about how networks are an untapped source of data to help your organization achieve observability — and how to unlock that potential. Why understanding data flow and service interactions is key to understanding your systems Why distributed systems can cause extra troubleshooting issues — and what you need to know to fix them through network performance monitoring
Keeping Watch Over Microservices and Containers
Splunk Director of Product Management Craig Hyde joins theCube’s John Furrier for a conversation in the Leading With Observability series. They discuss the importance of digital experience monitoring, especially as the world sees a boom in remote, online business and increasingly complex technological infrastructures. Why starting with the end user in mind is critical for setting observability goals How full-fidelity end-end tracing impacts troubleshooting, to detect and alert in seconds
Under the Hood With Splunk Observability
Splunk Distinguished Architect Arijit Mukherji joins theCube’s John Furrier for a conversation about the value of having a holistic view of observability — and the right solutions — to help you achieve your business goals. Signs that your tool sprawl is becoming a big problem in dealing with the inherent complexities of modern IT environments Why full-fidelity ingest can be an observability superpower How real-time streaming analytics can improve MTTI and MTTR
Network Observability for Distributed Services
Mike Cohen, Splunk’s head of product management for network monitoring, joins theCube’s John Furrier for a conversation about how networks are an untapped source of data to help your organization achieve observability — and how to unlock that potential. Watch this segment of Leading With Observability on theCube to learn about addressing the gaps in your visibility, including: The ins and outs of monitoring metrics, distributed tracing and correlating logs with no management complexity
Key Kubernetes Metrics and Resources to Monitor for Peak Cluster Performance
Monitoring is not easy. Period. In our guide to Kubernetes monitoring we explained how you need a different approach to monitoring Kubernetes than with traditional VMs. In this blog post, we’ll go into more detail about the key Kubernetes metrics you have access to and how to make sense of them. Kubernetes is the most popular container orchestrator currently available. It’s available as a service across all major cloud providers. Kubernetes is now a household name.