Learn more about upcoming changes in Splunk Observability Cloud's design that will help bring AppDynamics and Splunk closer with a more modern look and feel! 

We are excited to announce several exciting updates for Edge Processor aimed at hardening overall product resiliency and support for additional data sources! Read more about data export queuing resilience, Edge Processor receiver acknowledgement from HEC sources, AWS Data Firehose support, and more. 

In September, the Splunk Threat Research Team had 2 releases of new security content via the Enterprise Security Content Update (ESCU) app. Check out this post for the full details!

We’re excited to announce a powerful update to Splunk Data Management with added support for Amazon Data Firehose in Edge Processor! This enhancement enables you to use Amazon Data Firehose (formerly Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose) as a data source, offering greater flexibility and efficiency in managing data streams. With integration across over 20 AWS services, you now can easily stream data into Splunk from sources like Amazon CloudWatch, SNS, AWS WAF, Network Firewall, IoT, and more.

The latest enhancements to the Splunk observability portfolio deliver improved SLO management accuracy, better cost and data controls, and simplified GDI for new users.

Customer-configured email-based alerting is a first-class workflow supported by Splunk. We know how vital alerting can be to our customers. We are pleased to announce that Splunk Cloud FedRAMP High customers are also able to send email notifications to themselves for critically configured email-based alerts from the stacks now. Please take a moment to review a summary of the changes being introduced.

Explore what's new in Splunk Cloud Platform 9.2.2406. Learn how this latest release continues to boost efficiency, optimizing search performance and seamlessly routing data.

In August, the Splunk Threat Research Team had 3 releases of new security content via the Enterprise Security Content Update (ESCU) app. Check out this post for the full details!

This month is a collection of special news! From Magic Quadrant updates to AppDynamics integrations to Regional Expansion and feature enhancements, Splunk delivers a new level of observability to ITOps and engineering teams to accelerate their troubleshooting workflows and effectively reduce their MTTx. Read on for the details!

Accelerate root cause analysis in your traditional environments with Log Observer Connect, a one-click button integration between Splunk Cloud's powerful logging and AppDynamic's in-depth view of three-tier application and infrastructure's performance!

We’re improving the look of Observability Cloud’s search capability. Search is a fast and easy way to navigate, and can also be a good way to discover available resources that are relevant to your use case, especially if you’re just getting started with Observability Cloud. 

In July, the Splunk Threat Research Team had three releases of new security content via the Enterprise Security Content Update (ESCU) app. Read on for the details!

The latest enhancements to the Observability Portfolio deliver more assisted onboarding and expanded content out of the box for faster time to value. Plus, enhanced issue detection, more flexible configurations, simplified integrations, and smarter insights help to streamline troubleshooting across your entire stack for faster MTTx.

Splunk initially announced the removal of Python 2 during the release of Splunk Enterprise 8.0.0, aiming to align with the latest Python versions. In our ongoing effort to stay up-to-date with the latest libraries and packages, Splunk has gradually started phasing out Python 2 from its codebase. Python 2 has already been removed from Splunk Enterprise 9.3, and starting with this version, the default Python interpreter has been upgraded from Python 3.7 to Python 3.9. Splunk Cloud has also begun the process of removing Python 2 from the remaining customer stacks, with the latest release upgrading these stacks to use Python 3.9 as the default interpreter. 

For more information on Python upgrade, please visit Python 3 Migration documentation.  

With Splunk ITSI’s new 4.19 release, you can now experience many new GA capabilities and features in preview. Come see how to increase your time to value through simplifying service decomposition, faster onboarding and enhanced troubleshooting at scale. 

Explore what's new in the Splunk Enterprise 9.3 release. See how we continue to help you seamlessly route data, save time with scheduled exports and optimize search performance.

Explore what's new in the most recent Splunk Cloud Platform release!

This month is Observability Cloud, we’ve released:

1. Latency-based SLOs and SLIs in Dashboards
2. Automatic Discovery and Configuration for IM for MongoDB, Kafka
3. APM Advanced Filtering 
4. APM Usage Analytics

In June, the Splunk Threat Research Team had two releases of new security content via the Enterprise Security Content Update (ESCU) app. Read on for the details!

Archived Metrics is part of Splunk's Metrics Pipeline Management and helps filter and archive metrics data into low-cost storage for more data and cost control

The new database performance sidebar surfaces the relevant database performance metrics directly on the APM pages and provides a direct link to the related IM navigator for faster in-context triage. 

Select the new Add filters option to apply filters based on any dimension or property across the Infrastructure Monitoring landing page to view only the summary cards relevant to your resources.

Alerts with matching Infrastructure Monitoring metrics and properties will include a dynamic link to the matching IM navigator with time and entity filters already applied.

Are you looking for better ways to build digital resilience while improving business efficiency and scale?

We’re making some changes to Data Management, as well as Infrastructure Inventory for AWS. The Data Management page, which is the landing page for getting-data in Splunk Observability, now shows the list of Available Integrations and Data Config tools as tabs. The lists of EC2 instances and EKS clusters with Collector installation status are up-leveled by included as tabs with the list of AWS integrations.

Last month, the Splunk Threat Research Team had two releases of new security content via the Enterprise Security Content Update (ESCU) app. Read on for the details!

Splunk Synthetic monitoring observability fits well in the QA Automation processes and strategies.
This is a great tool to monitor your site pages and API performance/uptime. Because of its ability to run JavaScript, it can be utilized for other not-so-common use cases such as checking the integrity of a page/website and maximizing your investment. Read on for more!

Scheduled Export for Dashboard Studio is finally here!