Data analyst Ronald van Loon sits down with Splunk’s Sendur Sellakumar to discuss how companies can succeed in the data age. The conversation covers shifting to a cloud-native experience, honing in on a data-to-everything strategy, and customer-centric approach to data and product development. The majority of organizations are not prepared for an influx of data on the scale promised by the dawning data age. To thrive, every organization needs a complete view of its data — real-time insights with the ability to take real-time action.

Have you ever heard someone say "no one has the same definition of DevOps." While the definitions of DevOps principles and DevOps practices are pretty clear, there is a lot of myths and subjectivity in how the principles play out in the real world. In this episode of Dissecting DevOps, Dave and Chris debunk six common DevOps Myths. Dave McAllister and Chris Riley are DevOps Advocates at Splunk. Follow them on Twitter at @dwmcallister​ and @hoardinginfo.

A cloud is a cloud is a cloud. In this session of Dissecting DevOps, Dave and Chris explore the flavors of cloud, and how the considerations around monitoring and observability change for hybrid cloud environments. We understand tech-enabled enterprises have to support legacy and modern infrastructures. Having the right approach streamlines that effort and makes sure data is not inhibited by cloud boundaries.

"Observability" - don't roll your eyes just yet. As application architectures change, and the relationship between applications and the infrastructure they run on is blurred, tech-enabled enterprises have to consider new practices for supporting them. Observability gives us an opportunity to embrace the new set of challenges and offer better approaches and strategies. In this episode, we talk about how the complexity of modern apps impacts the changes needed on the management plane.

The cloud journey is inevitable for most enterprises. In this episode of Dissecting DevOps, Dave and Chris explore the different flavors of cloud, and what those differences mean in terms of how you deploy and manage cloud infrastructure and workloads.

In this video, we'll take you through how to use the Botnet App for Splunk, describing some of the key features in the app and how they should be used.

Brace yourselves – the Data Age isn't coming, it's already here. In this special event, “The Data Age is Here: Our Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity to Define It,” we hear from Principal Data Scientist at Booz Allen Hamilton, Kirk Borne, and our own VP of Industries and Specialization, Mike Saliter, in a conversation moderated by Splunk VP of corporate marketing, Claire Hockin, as they break down key takeaways from our latest global report and share insights on how organizations can prepare for the digital era. #DataAgeIsHere

In order to effectively address production issues in your application, you need to have a strong incident response strategy. Incident response starts with an alert which leads to mobilization and response, and finally results in a record of all that happened and was learned from addressing issues. In this session of Dissecting DevOps, learn about the lifecycle of incidents from alert to post mortem and why incident response is as much a strategy as a process.