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I'm covering our powerful new feature: the coalesce processor in BindPlane! I’ll walk you through how to use it to simplify your telemetry data by merging mismatched field names—like user and username—into one unified field (usr). We’ll configure a BindPlane Gateway, capture telemetry from various sources, and route it all to Honeycomb and S3. With the coalesce processor, field names get standardized quickly, making your dashboards and alerts far more intuitive.

Explore the new feature Data Routing in Graylog. This new feature allows you to route your data into Data Tiers for lower cost storage. Storing logs into Data Warehouse where ingestion does not count towards your licensing costs. Bring in those logs when required in an investigation or some other purpose.

Step through a quick tour of the features and functionality in Graylog.

Follow Ethan Keaton Manager of Technical Marketing as he walks you through installing Graylog V6.1 with Graylog Data Node. Graylog Data Node is a Graylog managed OpenSearch Service.

Ethan Keaton Sr. Technical Marketing Manager highlights all the new things Graylog has added to V6.1.

Learn how the asset inventory provided by Splunk Asset and Risk Intelligence delivers a much-needed source of truth, bringing together different sources, helping to discover previously unknown assets, and delivering context and enrichment for key cybersecurity activities.

Have a quick look at the new Threat Coverage Radar Chart for tracking your threat coverage with MITRE ATT&CK. Step through the new interface for building Reports as well as new views for Security Investigation features.

Writing complex SQL queries can be challenging, but BigQuery's new pipe syntax offers a more intuitive way to structure your code. Learn how pipe syntax simplifies both exploratory analysis and complex log analytics tasks, helping you gain insights faster. Watch along and discover how to leverage pipe syntax in BigQuery for a more efficient analytics experience.

In this video, I’m going show you how to troubleshoot microservices in Splunk Observability Cloud using features like APM’s Service Map and Tag Spotlight to identify what’s causing our microservice to produce high error rates. We’ll then review Related Logs in Log Observer to determine why the error in our service is occurring.

Logs have always been a critical component of observability, extending beyond embedded development. Many embedded teams rely heavily on logs and strive to enhance efficiency. Some struggle to extract value from their logs due to the complexities of collection and analysis. Regardless of your team's current situation, we are here to help. Our new Log Management and Analytics offering streamlines log collection, accelerates investigations, and transforms your logs into easily accessible insights across your entire fleet.

In this Community Call, Senior Software Engineer Trevor Whitney talks to us all about Explore Logs for Grafana Loki, an open-source app for visualizing logs from Loki in Grafana without needing to learn and write LogQL queries. He is joined by Senior Developer Advocates Nicole van der Hoeven and Jay Clifford. Community Calls are monthly meetings that are open to everyone interested in the development of Loki. They are an opportunity for software engineers working on Loki to discuss new features as well as for open-source users of Loki to ask questions.

In this video I will introduce you to the concept of Observability as Code and what that looks like in Splunk Observability Cloud. I’ll first discuss the issues you might encounter managing infrastructure manually, and then define Infrastructure as Code so that you have a better understanding of the motivation behind Observability as Code. We’ll briefly introduce Terraform and then I’ll discuss the benefits of implementing Observability as Code using Splunk’s Terraform provider in Splunk Observability Cloud.