You can use Docker to run Splunk and Splunkbase apps, making it easy to create test environments to try out Splunk apps!
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Adding colour to your dashboards in Splunk: Part 2 – Charts
Adding colour to your charts in Splunk is a simple change that can make your dashboards more effective.
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Search your open tabs
We’ve all been in a situation where we are investigating an issue using Splunk, where there are hundreds of tabs open and you’ve no idea which one your very impressive, elaborate and useful search was in. It turns out that there’s a very easy way to search tabs in your browser, so you don’t need…
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What happens in Vegas… is also available online!
We look ahead to .conf21, a hybrid online/in-person event which is a great way to learn about the newest Splunk features, see real-world use cases, and get advice from Splunk experts.
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Using the Cloudhub Add-on for Splunk
Our MuleSoft CloudHub add-on for Splunk is simple to use, and lets you monitor performance, error logging and metadata about your environments within Splunk.
Read MoreDocker + Splunk
Using Docker, you can quickly and easily get an instance of Splunk up and running
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Introducing…the MuleSoft CloudHub add-on for Splunk
The MuleSoft CloudHub add-on for Splunk provides comprehensive observability of your CloudHub APIs in Splunk.
Read MoreA Random (variable) article
Learn how to produce random values in Splunk that more accurately represent different use cases
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Easy Annotation
Annotating your Splunk charts is an effective way to provide more context to your visualisations.
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Dashboards Not Data
Learn how to give certain users access to Splunk dashboards without giving them access to the data
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