Observability stories

According to GigaOm, Splunk earned its ranking on the list for its “massive scalability, sophisticated in-stream analytics and native OpenTelemetry support".>>

Despite the clear need for investment in such technology, CEOs and CFOs looking to improve their bottom line may seek to cut their overall technology spend. Why?>>

The appointments follow what the company is calling a year of ‘strong team growth’.>>

Splunk has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Palo-Alto based cloud network observability company, with expertise in network performance monitoring (NPM). >>

Five-year agreement includes strategic go-to-market collaboration, increased product integrations and development.>>

"Without observability, it would be challenging to accelerate time-to-market or rapidly scale without compromising uptime and the performance of complex environments.">>

The new features bring customisable logging, real-time and historical metrics, and end to end request visibility to organisations to give developers greater transparency into what happens after code is deployed within a serverless architecture. >>

Introduces Tech Partner Programme and expands and tailors programme benefits for channel partners that may have multiple business models.>>

Observability is the answer for when traditional monitoring won’t suffice, and when modern software teams need to play offense with software.>>

Splunk’s recent acquisitions showcase the company’s expanded focus from IT operations and security to offering a greater amount of features around microservices and cloud services.>>

Organisations now routinely mine software performance data to achieve ambitious business results, says New Relic.>>

"Observability is becoming the norm for cloud-native businesses, unhindered by ‘legacy’ systems.">>