Use Case Explorer for Observability
Observability improves digital resilience by lowering the cost of unplanned downtime. Downtime can include availability problems, performance problems, and usability problems. The costs include lost revenue, overspending on tool sprawl and overprovisioning, and opportunity cost in longer time-to-market. Teams struggling with their observability strategies often report the following issues:
- Fragmented visibility. They might have too many tools but also limited access to the tools they really need.
- Excessive alerts. Teams are burned out from too many alerts, especially alerts without enough context to know what and how to act on.
- Guesswork. Teams often don't know the right solutions or how to minimize customer impact.
Splunk provides a unified platform experience for maximum accessibility and control of your environment. Teams can better proactively detect and prioritize incidents that impact the business and find guided root cause analysis for faster triage with the Splunk suite of observability products:
Splunk Observability Cloud, Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, Splunk Application Performance Monitoring, Splunk Log Observer, Splunk AppDynamics, Splunk Real User Monitoring, Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, and Splunk On-Call
If you only use Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud Platform, we still have content to help you understand the maturity journey ahead of you. Review our guide to observability use cases for the Splunk platform.
With a good observability strategy, teams can see the following results:
- Up to ten times reduction in downtime
- Twice the likelihood of detecting issues in mere minutes
- Up to 69 percent faster time-to-resolution
The Use Case Explorer for Observability provides the guidance you need to build a solid strategy from foundational visibility all the way to optimized experiences, giving your organization the digital resilience it needs to succeed.
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