The latest enhancements across the Splunk Observability portfolio deliver greater flexibility, better data and cost controls, cross-portfolio integrations, and more intuitive workflows to streamline troubleshooting across any environment and help ITOps and Engineering teams strengthen their observability practice to build digital resilience.

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.

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.

Dynamically filter and re-direct metrics data into a low-cost store with Metrics Pipeline Management’s newly launched “Archived Metrics” tier, for better cost control and storage utilization.

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!

Latest enhancements to the navigators within Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring (IM) give users greater context and flexibility as they expand visibility and troubleshoot across their environments.

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! 

Splunk delivers greater visibility, more intuitive exploration, and seamless troubleshooting for your Kubernetes components and containerized services with the recent updates to the Kubernetes navigator within Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring (IM).

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

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.

With log views, Splunk Observability users can add their logs data from Splunk Log Observer and Log Observer Connect directly to their Observability dashboards - all while drawing on existing instances from a familiar, extensible Splunk data platform. Use metrics to find logs, and use logs to explain metrics today all from a single page. Learn how to resolve issues faster with better, in-context troubleshooting.

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. 

New AutoDetect addresses alerts to monitoring and troubleshooting today with customizable, out-of-the-box alerting for quicker time to value. Start detecting problems with your critical infrastructure components and services in minutes - to automatically discover anomalies in your infrastructure in seconds.

Splunk Log Observer Connect is a new integration feature that lets Observability Cloud users (i.e. SRE, Developers, CloudOps folks) query the data already being sent to existing Splunk instances with Splunk Log Observer’s intuitive no-code interface, part of Observability Cloud, to ensure the health of mission-critical applications.

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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!