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Selecting the correct apps to integrate the Splunk platform and SOAR
Splunk SOAR interacts with the Splunk platform in a number of ways that will improve your organizational security. This set of articles explains how it does that through the use of several integrations.
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Monitoring third-party API calls using the OpenTelemetry spanmetrics connector
Businesses often rely on third-party APIs for critical functionalities like payment processing and data retrieval. However, monitoring these third-party API calls presents several challenges. Splunk APM and Observability Cloud can help.
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Integrating Google Kubernetes Engine with Splunk Observability Cloud
Google Kubernetes Engine dashboards provide observability metrics around infrastructure and application health for clusters and workloads from within the Google Cloud Platform. You can integrate that data with Splunk Observability Cloud.
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