This month, we’re delivering several platform, infrastructure, application and digital experience monitoring enhancements across Splunk Observability Cloud to help engineering teams gain earlier detection and faster investigation of business-impacting issues.   

Check out the latest and greatest from Splunk Observability Cloud - from APM to log enhancements, we've released new features and capabilities to help you find and fix issues faster in your environment

Planned maintenance for Splunk APM and RUM will occur March 26, 2024 to March 28, 2024. Please read on for specifications.

Unified Identity lets you use the same login credentials for both Splunk Cloud and Splunk Observability Cloud. Ask your admin to set it up today!

We've added two new RBAC roles to Splunk Observability Cloud for more granular control on what Splunk users can see or do in your systems. Read on for more!

There will be planned maintenance for components that power Troubleshooting MetricSets for Splunk APM on October 30, 2023. Read on for the details!

Automate Test Creation, Replay Errors, and Detect More OOTB with APM Detectors — Splunk's latest enhancements bring a new lens to help IT and Engineering teams control service data, test, and debug issues across more scenarios and in more context than ever before. By ensuring more scenarios are accounted for, tested, and optimized, teams can better understand errors in more context to anticipate and mitigate issues before they impact customers. Read on for a summary of what's new and how to get started!

This quarter, the Splunk Observability team is unveiling brand new capabilities to help you get ahead of your issues and provide high quality digital customer experiences. Read on to find out how you can do more with your Splunk investment and start improving your investigating and monitoring practices! 

New features in Splunk's latest release help teams execute performance tests faster and more effectively control service data. Check it out now!

Splunk APM Updates | Observability Documentation |  Observability Use Case Explorer

Splunk Observability Cloud has several new innovations giving you deeper visibility across your environments, and a unified approach to incident response.

New Splunk APM Autodetect uses machine learning to significantly reduce manual effort and improve accuracy for service alerts.

Splunk Observability is making it quicker and easier to troubleshoot latency in MySQL and NoSQL databases, with two new enhancements.

Feeling a bit overwhelmed by all of the different types of resources Splunk offers? Looking for actionable guidance from Splunk experts that you can implement quickly, all in one place? Our Product Adoption Boards are here to help.

Splunk Observability announcements at .conf22 provide capabilities to expand your end-to-end visibility across hybrid cloud environments, help you predict and prevent problems before customers notice, and enhance our AI-Directed troubleshooting to pinpoint issues faster.

Consolidate your tools by unifying the logs from Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud, with our best-in-class metrics and traces. Log Observer Connect lets observability users explore the data you’re already sending to your existing Splunk instances with Splunk Log Observer’s intuitive no-code interface for faster troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and better cross-team collaboration.

Beginning March 16, 2022, the world-class Splunk Observability Support Portal is moving from SignalFx over to Splunk Salesforce. 

APM's AlwaysOn profiling is now available for Java applications, giving app developers and service owners visibility of code level performance to troubleshoot production issues faster. Also, for Node.js and .NET we're currently recruiting design partners.

We've got all the latest and greatest across our Splunk Observability and IT Ops family of products being announced as part of our .conf21 event!