12 Immutable Rules for Observability

There are immutable laws and rules for many things, from nature to physics to karma. Observability, with its innate complexity, also has its own immutable rules, which transform elastic and ephemeral rote reactions to a clear and concise approach and understanding of your environment.

Join us to learn the rules you should understand with your approach to observability, including:

The impact of open and flexible data ingest and instrumentation
The impact of data retention and aggregation on blind spot analysis
The observability corollary to the Von Neumann bottleneck
The innate drive for seamless workflow integration

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Dave McAllister

Sr. Tech Evangelist at Splunk inc.

Nicolette Graham

Observability PMM at Splunk Inc.

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12 Immutable Rules for Observability

Part 1: Observability Starts with Data

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Our Speakers

Dave McAllister

Nicolette Graham