Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

On this Tech Talk to learn how Splunk can help you unlock the value of your security and observability data by building an effective data management strategy. Understand how Splunk’s approach to federated data management can help you maximize the value of data. Build effective pipelines using our latest SPL2-powered data processing capabilities to collect, transform and route data based on your business needs. Run effective searches on data in Amazon S3 without having to ingest or index data into Splunk.

In this session will provide insights into optimizing performance, streamlining operations, and gaining deeper insights into your infrastructure. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn how Cisco and Splunk are revolutionizing IT and security operations.

On this Tech Talk to learn how to gain complete visibility into all hosts and their potential vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and unpatched components in a single analytics platform, adding Tenable asset and exposure risk context improves alert prioritization and joint customers use Splunk for Centralized Reporting.

Watch this Tech Talk to learn… What is a Splunk app and how do I get started building an app! How do I test my app and deploy my app on Splunk! How can I share my app with the broader Splunk community!

Watch this Tech Talk to learn: What SPL2 is, and how it extends SPL’s capabilities for developers and admins!How to build your first app with SPL2!How SPL2 can help solve common access control challenges with run-as-owner views, and conduct data quality validation with custom type checks!

On this Tech Talk you can learn: How to keep local copies and exported snapshots of your apps and associated app data.How to simplify the development, management and debugging of Splunk Cloud Apps.Recommended tactics with ACS's APIs, CLI, and Terraform.

Ever wondered how Elasticsearch can search any kind of data? In this video, we break it down with a simple deck of cards analogy that makes indexing easy to understand. Each card is like a JSON document with fields and values, suit, color, number, type. Combine them and you’ve built an index, giving Elasticsearch the power to answer queries like “show me all the red cards” or “show me only the face cards.” If you can describe it, you can index it, and if you can index it, you can search it.