Why You Should Register for Splunk University at .conf25

[iamryan]

Level up before .conf25 even begins

Splunk University is back in Boston, September 6–8, and it’s your chance to sharpen your skills with hands-on training before the big conference kicks off. Whether you’re new to Splunk or a seasoned practitioner, Splunk U is designed to give you the confidence and know-how to make the most of your .conf25 experience.

What’s waiting for you at Splunk U?

• 17 learning tracks — including 9 brand new ones covering the latest Splunk products, use cases, and best practices.

• Hands-on labs and expert-led workshops that take you beyond theory and into real-world practice.

• Face-to-face learning with Splunk instructors and peers who’ve been in your shoes.

• Flexible enrollment: Training Units are now accepted as payment, making it easier to sign up.

Why it’s worth it

Splunk U is where adoption, skills, and success begin. Customers who invest in training see faster time to value, better platform adoption, and stronger ROI. If you’re coming to Boston for .conf25, arriving a couple of days early to join Splunk U is the smartest way to maximize your trip.

Seats are limited — secure your spot today and start your .conf25 journey with Splunk U.

 

Additional Reasons to Attend .Conf25

• What to Expect in the .conf25 Community Zone
• It's Customer Success Time at .conf25
• Raise Your Skills at the .conf25 Builder Bar: Your Splunk Developer Destination
• Pro Tips for First-Time .conf Attendees: Advice from SplunkTrust
• Make Your Case: A Ready-to-Send Letter for Getting Approval to Attend .conf25
• Observability Professionals: Build Resilience and Visibility with These .conf25 Sessions
• Splunk Developers: Go Beyond the Dashboard with These .Conf25 Sessions
• Calling All Security Pros: Ready to Race Through Boston?
• Security Professional: Sharpen Your Defenses with These .conf25 Sessions
• Splunk Admins: Build a Smarter Stack with These Must-See .conf25 Sessions
• 4 Ways the Splunk Community Helps You Prepare for .conf25

[efavreau]

IMHO, if you're a lazy learning, this isn't for you. However, for the rest of us, this is the best bang for the buck! Loved meeting people, getting hands-on, asking questions of the instructors, other students, and  the Lab Assistants. It's hard work; no joking. But if you're the type to squeeze what you can from it, this is what you were looking for. I even did a discount certification exam at .conf!

[iamryan]

Thanks for the pro-tip @efavreau!