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It shows the trend and history along with current state for all your critical KPIs, rolled up for visibility and awareness. This simplified view is designed for a wall or hallway monitor. The modern NOC (Network Operations Center) is evolving to more observability and increased awareness of what is going on across all stacks within their users, infrastructure, critical business flows, and applications.Īn interactive glass table gives results in real-time, helping the NOC team to proactively manage situations or episodes as they occur, and quickly find and resolve issues. That could be a root cause of the Splunk Synthetic Monitoring problem and perhaps a first place to investigate. In the example glass table shown below, you might first click into Splunk Synthetic Monitoring to see what is going on, but you can also see there is a problem with AWS in the Infrastructure Monitoring Health Summary. You can click on any of these KPIs, and get to the details, and click again to get to the Splunk Observability Cloud native results fully in context. These types of insights deliver immediate value to a variety of teams and stakeholders. This glass table provides immediate insight and results, with the radio gauges on the left side making it simple to know where Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, and Splunk APM results are for your entire environment. Overview Glass Table (Layered with radio gauges) This glass table provides a quick overview of the Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring, and Splunk APM .Īfter you click into the details, with another click you move into the Splunk Observability Cloud with an embedded deep link, providing you with the native results fully in context. This makes it easy to understand the history across your applications, infrastructure and customer experiences with a simple glance. In the bottom left corner, you will also find key trends: Total, Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, Splunk APM, Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring and Splunk Real User Monitoring. This dramatically improves MTTI, MTTD, and MTTR, by simplifying the process of finding and resolving the root cause issue quickly. This answers the question of what is going on and why it’s happening, and provides a contextual deep-link to the source system in Splunk Observability Cloud.

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In a single view, you get a quick and real-time update as to what is going on across all of your landscape and single-click access to additional details. The Executive Glass Table delivers rolled-up insights across four major observability areas: Synthetic Monitoring, Infrastructure Monitoring, Splunk Real User Monitoring, and Application Performance Monitoring. If these glass tables don't exactly fit your needs, is simple to clone them and make these examples your own. DevSecOps need to provide insights into the lower and production environments, to increase accountability for security, and deliver secure services faster with reduced business and customer risk.

DevOps / SREs need to ensure services are delivered to all customers without interruption and provide stakeholders with visibility into the performance and availability of applications and infrastructure, which will allow for them to be best informed and aware.

Support Analysts need immediate insights into the status of all key services across the business to best serve stakeholders quickly and with accurate information.

Business leaders need to understand the end user experience, application performance, and infrastructure performance so they can operate the business effectively and serve customers with speed and efficiency.

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CIOs / CTOs need to ensure full visibility and awareness of key systems and applications to ensure that business leaders are able to operate the business without interruption or incident.IT Operations need to have visibility into the performance and availability of applications and infrastructure to quickly repair or report issues to be remediated and to ensure services are delivered to all customers without interruption.In light of this, different areas of your organization are developing new requirements for insights and information, for example: You're moving to Observability, modernizing IT Operations or moving from monolith to microservices.

Your organization is undergoing a lot of change.