#SPLUNK OBSERVABILITY SOFTWARE#
In addition to the acquired software the suite incorporates the new Splunk Log Observer and Splunk Real User Monitoring – both currently in beta testing – and Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, Splunk Application Performance Monitoring and Splunk On-Call. The Observability Suite brings together Splunk’s software for infrastructure monitoring, application performance monitoring, digital experience monitoring, log investigation and incident response into a tightly integrated suite of products, according to the company. “2020, for an unexpected set of reasons the pandemic, has cemented firmly that the data age has arrived.”
“We’ve been talking about the data age and the arrival of the data age. “And I think a big chunk of that resiliency with their architecture is the ability of organizations to actually interpret what’s happening with their infrastructure through the lens of data,” the CEO said. IT system resiliency, whether to reach customers and suppliers, support work-from-home employees or protect against cyberattacks, has become especially critical this year, Merritt said. IT system and application management and IT security are two of the most common use cases for the Splunk platforms and over the last several years Splunk has developed new products and made a number of acquisitions in both areas.īecause the Observability Suite is targeted toward IT management and DevOps teams for monitoring, investigating and troubleshooting applications, Splunk is positioning the suite as a critical set of tools for businesses moving IT workloads to the cloud and undertaking digital transformation initiatives. Splunk’s core platforms, Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud, are used by businesses to collect, index, search and analyze machine data for a broad range of tasks. “We are extremely focused on observability – the importance of observability – and ensuring that we have a best-in-class and unique suite around observability,” said Splunk CEO Doug Merritt (pictured) during an online press briefing prior to the start of nf20. The new Observability Suite, now in beta testing, also incorporates technology from Splunk’s 2019 acquisitions of cloud infrastructure monitoring tech provider SignalFx and application monitoring trace analytics tech startup Omnition. Financial details of the acquisitions were not disclosed. Splunk has also signed a definitive agreement to buy Rigor, an Atlanta-based developer of digital experience monitoring software. conf20, the company’s virtual customer conference. Splunk has acquired Plumbr, an Estonia-based developer of application performance monitoring (APM) tools, the company announced on the first day of Splunk.
Machine data management platform developer Splunk is doubling down on providing monitoring software for IT and DevOps teams, debuting its new Splunk Observability Suite at the company’s virtual conference Tuesday and announcing the acquisition of two companies whose technology will be incorporated into the new suite.
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