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Implementing use cases in Infrastructure Monitoring

 

Foundational use cases

Let's start with high-value foundational use cases:

  • Monitoring Kubernetes pods - Apply insights from Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring to support scaling of your Kubernetes environment.

Next steps in your Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring journey

Now that you have successfully got your data in and configured some basic use cases in your own environment, your next steps are to configure additional use cases that are more specific to your environment.

Splunk experts have developed additional self-guided use cases, provided extra resources through OnDemand Services, and developed recommended trainings to help guide you through.

Enable self-guided use cases across your environment

These use cases are ideal for higher complexity Kubernetes use cases. Here are step-by-step resources that guide you through these more advanced Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring applications:

Additional Resource: Tech Talk: monitor and alert on your Kubernetes clusters in seconds

Engage with Splunk OnDemand Services to define new use cases

Splunk experts are standing by to assist you in defining and enabling new use cases. The most direct way to engage is through Splunk OnDemand Services, which are credit-based services that allow direct access to Splunk technical consultants for a variety of technical services from a pre-defined catalog. Many Splunk customers already have OnDemand credits included as part of their software license.

You might be interested in the following advisory services to uncover and define new use cases for your specific environment:

  • Use case advisory session
  • Ask a DevOps expert
  • Post implementation review

Splunk OnDemand Services can also assist with configuring a use case that you have already defined, including: getting data in, creating / optimizing dashboards / visualizations, and creating / optimizing detectors.

Access the full Splunk Observability Cloud OnDemand service catalog here