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Observability Simplified: Combining User Experience, Application Performance & Network Behavior

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Tech Talk

Observability Simplified: Combining User Experience, Application Performance & Network Behavior

May 28th, 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am PT  

In today’s digital environments, your applications, infrastructure, and network dependencies—including the public internet and third-party services, are constantly in flux. Yet, many teams are still operating with fragmented tools and siloed data.

When an issue arises, the result is often the same: long war rooms, slow handoffs, and the age-old, frustrating question: "Is it the app, the infrastructure, or the network?"

Join us for an upcoming  Tech Talk where we will demonstrate how to move beyond the blame game.

What We Will Cover: In this session, we’ll go deeper into how Splunk Observability Cloud and ThousandEyes surface insights across the entire stack. We will show you how to bring together user experience, application performance, and network behavior into a single, usable view.

Key Takeaways:

  • End-to-End Visibility: See how to monitor both owned and unowned networks alongside your application data.
  • Unified Insights: Learn how to break down data silos to identify the root cause faster.
  • Actionable Intelligence: See how to turn complex telemetry into clear, actionable insights to reduce MTTR.

Register here for the series or any specific event.

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