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Join Us for Splunk Developer Day on May 13th!

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Splunk Employee

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We are excited to invite you to Splunk Developer Day on May 13th, a full day virtual event of deep-dive technical sessions designed to help you automate workflows, explore the power of MCP tools, and master the art of building agentic Splunk apps.
 

Why You Should Attend? 

Whether you are an app developer, a power user, or a Splunk Partner, this event is packed with actionable insights to help you grow your skills and your business. We are moving beyond the basics to explore the cutting edge of platform extensibility and AI. 

What’s on the agenda? 

Our sessions are categorized into three primary tracks to ensure you get the most relevant information: 

  • AI & Agents: Get hands-on with the future. Learn to deploy agents, leverage our new AI Toolkit, and harness the power of generative AI for advanced time-series forecasting. 
  • Platform Extensibility: Master the art of extending the Splunk platform. We’ll cover best practices for building advanced dashboards and modernizing your TA development process to ensure your solutions are robust and scalable. 
  • Business Growth: Join us to learn from experienced developers about finding product-market fit, navigating licensing, acquiring customers, and scaling your app—regardless of your current experience level.

How to Join 

Registration is now open! Once you have registered, you will gain full access to view the detailed session agenda, allowing you to plan your day and choose the topics that matter most to your professional development. 

Don’t miss this chance to level up your expertise and help shape the next generation of Splunk apps. We look forward to seeing you there on May 13th! 

Register by visiting this link here

You can also connect with the Community on the #appdev Slack channel.

 

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