Learn about Splunk MINT, which allows you to gain operational intelligence on the availability, performance, and usage of your mobile apps. You’ll learn how to instrument your mobile apps for operational insight, and how you can build the dashboards, alerts, and searches you need to gain real-time insight on your mobile apps.
Splunk MINT provides real-time analytics for mobile apps. It allows developers to embed lightweight SDKs into mobile apps to transmit operational data to Splunk servers. This data can then be analyzed using Splunk's tools to monitor app performance, identify crashes, measure network usage, and understand user behavior. Splunk MINT provides end-to-end visibility across mobile and backend systems to help deliver more reliable, higher performing apps.
Building Agility for Automated Mobile Apps TestingKapil Saxena
In this agile world, testing mobile apps is not easy. This presentation talks about the right strategy for testing mobile apps and discuss a possible mobile test ecosystem.
Workspot CEO Amitabh Sinha described mobile device management (MDM) and its impact on today’s organizations during a Thought Leadership Spotlight Presented by Workspot at the 2015 Chief Information Officer Leadership Forum in Dallas on March 11. In his presentation, Sinha noted that organizations should develop MDM strategies based on “things that won’t change.”
Gotta Block ‘Em All – Observations on Controlling Access to Mobile APIs using...Nordic APIs
This is a session given by David Stewart at Nordic APIs 2016 Platform Summit on October 25th, in Stockholm Sweden.
Description:
If you publish a mobile app that uses an API then you may have just inadvertently opened that API to the world. Pokemon Go grabbed headlines as hackers rapidly reverse engineered its private API and built an army of unapproved bots and mapping tools. There is a lesson for us all here. Exposing rich APIs which may attract the attention of bots designed with the intention of scraping valuable data from your backend servers or abusing your API in a myriad of different ways. Using Pokemon Go as an example, this presentation will explain the cat and mouse games with bots that can emerge when you deploy a successful app, and what steps you should take to protect your mobile API in those circumstances.
APIDays 2016 : http://au.apidays.io/
Last year at API Days in Sydney, Frank Arrigo spoke about Telstra's Path to API Enlightenment, and unveiled the Telstra API Developer Portal. 12 months later, Frank is back to update us all on the progress of Telstra's API journey.
http://au.apidays.io/abstracts.html#2f6e454
Slides from webinar of Thursday July 5th (1000 a.m. BST) from ThousandEyes, presented by Ian Waters, Director of Solutions Marketing and Tim Hale, Solutions Engineer
DevOps with PaaS: Keys for Instrumentation Success, FutureStack17New Relic
AgileThought discusses how to to instrument for success at FutureStack17.
Be sure to subscribe and follow New Relic at:
https://twitter.com/NewRelic
https://www.facebook.com/NewRelic
https://www.youtube.com/NewRelicInc
Splunk MINT provides real-time analytics for mobile apps. It allows developers to embed lightweight SDKs into mobile apps to transmit operational data to Splunk servers. This data can then be analyzed using Splunk's tools to monitor app performance, identify crashes, measure network usage, and understand user behavior. Splunk MINT provides end-to-end visibility across mobile and backend systems to help deliver more reliable, higher performing apps.
Building Agility for Automated Mobile Apps TestingKapil Saxena
In this agile world, testing mobile apps is not easy. This presentation talks about the right strategy for testing mobile apps and discuss a possible mobile test ecosystem.
Workspot CEO Amitabh Sinha described mobile device management (MDM) and its impact on today’s organizations during a Thought Leadership Spotlight Presented by Workspot at the 2015 Chief Information Officer Leadership Forum in Dallas on March 11. In his presentation, Sinha noted that organizations should develop MDM strategies based on “things that won’t change.”
Gotta Block ‘Em All – Observations on Controlling Access to Mobile APIs using...Nordic APIs
This is a session given by David Stewart at Nordic APIs 2016 Platform Summit on October 25th, in Stockholm Sweden.
Description:
If you publish a mobile app that uses an API then you may have just inadvertently opened that API to the world. Pokemon Go grabbed headlines as hackers rapidly reverse engineered its private API and built an army of unapproved bots and mapping tools. There is a lesson for us all here. Exposing rich APIs which may attract the attention of bots designed with the intention of scraping valuable data from your backend servers or abusing your API in a myriad of different ways. Using Pokemon Go as an example, this presentation will explain the cat and mouse games with bots that can emerge when you deploy a successful app, and what steps you should take to protect your mobile API in those circumstances.
APIDays 2016 : http://au.apidays.io/
Last year at API Days in Sydney, Frank Arrigo spoke about Telstra's Path to API Enlightenment, and unveiled the Telstra API Developer Portal. 12 months later, Frank is back to update us all on the progress of Telstra's API journey.
http://au.apidays.io/abstracts.html#2f6e454
Slides from webinar of Thursday July 5th (1000 a.m. BST) from ThousandEyes, presented by Ian Waters, Director of Solutions Marketing and Tim Hale, Solutions Engineer
DevOps with PaaS: Keys for Instrumentation Success, FutureStack17New Relic
AgileThought discusses how to to instrument for success at FutureStack17.
Be sure to subscribe and follow New Relic at:
https://twitter.com/NewRelic
https://www.facebook.com/NewRelic
https://www.youtube.com/NewRelicInc
Never Lose Data Again: Robust Integrations With MuleSoftAaronLieberman5
With more traffic than ever being generated through system to system connections, building robust integrations is a must. Keys to any complete integration include (but not limited to) zero data loss, queuing, decoupling application components, synchronous vs. asynchronous executions, throttling, logging and monitoring, and caching. This discussion will dive into many of these key components of integration.
The presentation will focus on eliminating data loss with best practice integration patterns, and will demo and show methods to ensure that data is never lost. The discussion will also explore decoupling components of an application into reusable microservices, caching for APIs, and ideas on how you can accomplish synchronous and asynchronous executions, all while maintaining high visibility into your platform with logging and monitoring.
This document discusses best practices for API integration and common challenges organizations face. It provides the results of a survey of 48 companies which found that most use third-party APIs both to build their core product and accelerate growth. However, maintaining and managing integrations is complex due to issues like unknown API breakages, lack of monitoring, and difficulty managing API keys. The document advocates adopting best practices for integrations early on and having developer, SRE, and security teams work together to address integration challenges.
The document discusses using APIs to program disparate IoT devices. It outlines challenges in getting devices to interoperate, and how REST APIs can make it easier to access sensor and actuator data from different devices. The presentation provides an example of a company that created a REST API to program their devices, and demonstrates how developers can analyze IoT data to build solutions and show real business value.
Demo of the new open banking platform from Apigee's Open Banking & PSD2 Summit in London on 19th May 2016. This covers how to configure and manage new APIs, enforce security, monetize API products, and provide developers secure access to deploy APIs
The document discusses designing mobile apps for enterprise use. It describes the enterprise mobile apps team at Genentech and some of the apps they have developed, including Site Explorer for finding locations on campus and Signal Me for conference room booking. It emphasizes designing for people by understanding user needs, designing for performance to optimize for mobile, and measuring engagement to understand what features users interact with most. Examples are given of analytics from the Peeps collaboration app that show high returning user rates and most common actions. The document advocates designing lightweight APIs and offline functionality to improve performance and usability.
VisualKPI: Operations, Monitoring KPIs, Alerts & Analytics.
Por Michael Saucer
CEO
Transapara
Descripción del sistema Visual KPI de Transpara sobre monitoreo de indicadores, alertas y analítica en materia de producción accesible desde dispositivos móviles.
The Integrations Behind Connecting With SalesforceAaronLieberman5
Salesforce currently has 150,000 customers across the world who use Salesforce in some capacity. If you are one of those customers, you’ve likely had to work through how to integrate it with your other back office systems: ERP, Marketing Automation, BI systems, etc. Or perhaps you’re a brand new Salesforce customer and are just now trying to understand what options exist for integration.
It is undeniable that the rate of integrating with Salesforce is increasing, and extracting the valuable data that is in Salesforce is not always an easy feat when you have to consider how to do this best in your own unique environment.
In this webinar, we will talk about the various techniques for getting data out of Salesforce, and how the integration technologies such as AWS and MuleSoft that surround Salesforce can make the lives of Salesforce developers and administrators easier. We will discuss what the integration world around Salesforce looks like and some common integration patterns used with Salesforce, as well as look at what a real-world application looks like when we have a need to synchronize data between Salesforce and a database.
You will learn:
● What integration capabilities exist within Salesforce
● Patterns of Salesforce integration
● Strengths and weaknesses of each integration pattern
● How AWS and MuleSoft can interact with Salesforce
Who should attend:
● IT leaders who are looking for the most efficient methods for integration with Salesforce
● Developers/System Integrators who are interested in seeing Salesforce integration techniques
● Anyone in the Salesforce ecosystem who is interested in integration
Reasons to attend:
● Learn about methods of Salesforce integration
● Learn about the world surrounding Salesforce
This document discusses app fatigue, where consumers use only a few apps regularly and have stopped downloading new ones. It introduces an instant app platform that allows companies to engage customers in real-time through mobile communication without requiring the customer to install an app. The platform creates customizable instant apps without coding and sends them to customers, tracking engagement and providing insights.
Tasker supports Field Service TechniciansTom Klaasen
The document discusses issues with traditional field force management processes and proposes TASKER as a solution to provide real-time communication and task management for field employees through a mobile app and web portal, allowing companies to gain efficiencies, transparency, and improve performance. TASKER digitizes paperwork, provides location tracking and reports, and integrates with other systems to streamline processes for field service companies.
The document discusses the challenges of managing the performance of revenue-critical applications deployed in hybrid cloud, virtual, and physical environments. It introduces AppDynamics as a solution that provides wide and deep visibility into distributed applications. AppDynamics dynamically scales applications in the cloud and other environments, is easy to deploy and use, and provides value quickly. The document also announces the free AppDynamics Lite product.
ISV Beginners Guide to Building Salesforce1 Mobile Apps (October 14, 2014)Salesforce Partners
This document provides guidance for ISV partners on developing mobile apps for Salesforce1 Mobile. It discusses the key integration points available, including the left navigation menu, record layouts, mobile cards, actions, and Visualforce pages. It also provides an overview of resources and best practices for designing mobile apps that are consistent with the Salesforce1 Mobile style guide. The goal is to help ISVs understand how to build focused, task-oriented mobile apps that are optimized for the Salesforce1 Mobile platform and user experience.
Covered in this webinar:
Intro to Perfecto
XML and Xpath and Objects
- What are XML and Xpath?
- Working with XML and Xpath
- Object Analysis and the Perfecto Object Spy
What is Visual Analysis
- Best Practices with Perfecto
Demo
- Perfecto Automation
- Discuss Object Spy , Visual and Xpath
- Review a Perfecto Lab Selenium/Appium Project in Eclipse
- Discuss Object Spy , Visual and Xpath
Q&A
By the end of this webinar, you'll be a master at visual test automation!
Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) has become essential technology for mobile developers. By enabling drastically shorter mobile app implementation timelines, BaaS continues to be a developer's best bet to simplify and scale app development.
In our deep-dive technical series, we look at Apigee Edge API BaaS, which enables web and mobile app developers to link their apps to a cloud datastore and provide features including user management, push notifications, geolocation services, and more.
Listen to the podcast version here: http://bit.ly/1BRNKaw
Get Some REST: Building Great APIs for Great Apps | Allen Pike, Steamclock So...Dealmaker Media
Allen Pike, Co-Founder, Steamclock Software
With the modern explosion of apps and platforms, building APIs has become a core skill for any technology business. Building great web based REST APIs will make scaling your business easier, allow third parties to accelerate your growth, and make supporting new platforms and devices much easier. We'll see why and how building great APIs is key to building great software.
Attendees will learn:
- The state of APIs in 2013
- What makes for a great API
- How to make developers love you
- How to feed and care for your APIs
Summer of Mobile #3: How to Build a Killer Mobile User ExperienceSalesforce Partners
The enterprise app landscape has changed forever with greater importance being placed on user experience. Employees today want to access their work apps with the same interest and ease of use as they do apps in their personal life. This shift in priority is especially true for enterprise mobile apps, and is a key determinant in how successful an app performs in market.
In this webinar you will learn more about this monumental shift in the industry and walk away with best practices and tips that will help you to build the next killer mobile app. You will hear first hand from a seasoned consulting firm whose design expertise has already helped many salesforce.com partners build dynamic and engaging mobile apps.
This document discusses how to build a Slack bot using ASP.NET Web API and Azure. It provides an overview of common bot capabilities like slash commands, incoming webhooks, and interactive messages. It then walks through setting up a bot project in Azure, including options for storage and service plans. Examples are given for bot uses like managing on-call schedules and approving change requests.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
Never Lose Data Again: Robust Integrations With MuleSoftAaronLieberman5
With more traffic than ever being generated through system to system connections, building robust integrations is a must. Keys to any complete integration include (but not limited to) zero data loss, queuing, decoupling application components, synchronous vs. asynchronous executions, throttling, logging and monitoring, and caching. This discussion will dive into many of these key components of integration.
The presentation will focus on eliminating data loss with best practice integration patterns, and will demo and show methods to ensure that data is never lost. The discussion will also explore decoupling components of an application into reusable microservices, caching for APIs, and ideas on how you can accomplish synchronous and asynchronous executions, all while maintaining high visibility into your platform with logging and monitoring.
This document discusses best practices for API integration and common challenges organizations face. It provides the results of a survey of 48 companies which found that most use third-party APIs both to build their core product and accelerate growth. However, maintaining and managing integrations is complex due to issues like unknown API breakages, lack of monitoring, and difficulty managing API keys. The document advocates adopting best practices for integrations early on and having developer, SRE, and security teams work together to address integration challenges.
The document discusses using APIs to program disparate IoT devices. It outlines challenges in getting devices to interoperate, and how REST APIs can make it easier to access sensor and actuator data from different devices. The presentation provides an example of a company that created a REST API to program their devices, and demonstrates how developers can analyze IoT data to build solutions and show real business value.
Demo of the new open banking platform from Apigee's Open Banking & PSD2 Summit in London on 19th May 2016. This covers how to configure and manage new APIs, enforce security, monetize API products, and provide developers secure access to deploy APIs
The document discusses designing mobile apps for enterprise use. It describes the enterprise mobile apps team at Genentech and some of the apps they have developed, including Site Explorer for finding locations on campus and Signal Me for conference room booking. It emphasizes designing for people by understanding user needs, designing for performance to optimize for mobile, and measuring engagement to understand what features users interact with most. Examples are given of analytics from the Peeps collaboration app that show high returning user rates and most common actions. The document advocates designing lightweight APIs and offline functionality to improve performance and usability.
VisualKPI: Operations, Monitoring KPIs, Alerts & Analytics.
Por Michael Saucer
CEO
Transapara
Descripción del sistema Visual KPI de Transpara sobre monitoreo de indicadores, alertas y analítica en materia de producción accesible desde dispositivos móviles.
The Integrations Behind Connecting With SalesforceAaronLieberman5
Salesforce currently has 150,000 customers across the world who use Salesforce in some capacity. If you are one of those customers, you’ve likely had to work through how to integrate it with your other back office systems: ERP, Marketing Automation, BI systems, etc. Or perhaps you’re a brand new Salesforce customer and are just now trying to understand what options exist for integration.
It is undeniable that the rate of integrating with Salesforce is increasing, and extracting the valuable data that is in Salesforce is not always an easy feat when you have to consider how to do this best in your own unique environment.
In this webinar, we will talk about the various techniques for getting data out of Salesforce, and how the integration technologies such as AWS and MuleSoft that surround Salesforce can make the lives of Salesforce developers and administrators easier. We will discuss what the integration world around Salesforce looks like and some common integration patterns used with Salesforce, as well as look at what a real-world application looks like when we have a need to synchronize data between Salesforce and a database.
You will learn:
● What integration capabilities exist within Salesforce
● Patterns of Salesforce integration
● Strengths and weaknesses of each integration pattern
● How AWS and MuleSoft can interact with Salesforce
Who should attend:
● IT leaders who are looking for the most efficient methods for integration with Salesforce
● Developers/System Integrators who are interested in seeing Salesforce integration techniques
● Anyone in the Salesforce ecosystem who is interested in integration
Reasons to attend:
● Learn about methods of Salesforce integration
● Learn about the world surrounding Salesforce
This document discusses app fatigue, where consumers use only a few apps regularly and have stopped downloading new ones. It introduces an instant app platform that allows companies to engage customers in real-time through mobile communication without requiring the customer to install an app. The platform creates customizable instant apps without coding and sends them to customers, tracking engagement and providing insights.
Tasker supports Field Service TechniciansTom Klaasen
The document discusses issues with traditional field force management processes and proposes TASKER as a solution to provide real-time communication and task management for field employees through a mobile app and web portal, allowing companies to gain efficiencies, transparency, and improve performance. TASKER digitizes paperwork, provides location tracking and reports, and integrates with other systems to streamline processes for field service companies.
The document discusses the challenges of managing the performance of revenue-critical applications deployed in hybrid cloud, virtual, and physical environments. It introduces AppDynamics as a solution that provides wide and deep visibility into distributed applications. AppDynamics dynamically scales applications in the cloud and other environments, is easy to deploy and use, and provides value quickly. The document also announces the free AppDynamics Lite product.
ISV Beginners Guide to Building Salesforce1 Mobile Apps (October 14, 2014)Salesforce Partners
This document provides guidance for ISV partners on developing mobile apps for Salesforce1 Mobile. It discusses the key integration points available, including the left navigation menu, record layouts, mobile cards, actions, and Visualforce pages. It also provides an overview of resources and best practices for designing mobile apps that are consistent with the Salesforce1 Mobile style guide. The goal is to help ISVs understand how to build focused, task-oriented mobile apps that are optimized for the Salesforce1 Mobile platform and user experience.
Covered in this webinar:
Intro to Perfecto
XML and Xpath and Objects
- What are XML and Xpath?
- Working with XML and Xpath
- Object Analysis and the Perfecto Object Spy
What is Visual Analysis
- Best Practices with Perfecto
Demo
- Perfecto Automation
- Discuss Object Spy , Visual and Xpath
- Review a Perfecto Lab Selenium/Appium Project in Eclipse
- Discuss Object Spy , Visual and Xpath
Q&A
By the end of this webinar, you'll be a master at visual test automation!
Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) has become essential technology for mobile developers. By enabling drastically shorter mobile app implementation timelines, BaaS continues to be a developer's best bet to simplify and scale app development.
In our deep-dive technical series, we look at Apigee Edge API BaaS, which enables web and mobile app developers to link their apps to a cloud datastore and provide features including user management, push notifications, geolocation services, and more.
Listen to the podcast version here: http://bit.ly/1BRNKaw
Get Some REST: Building Great APIs for Great Apps | Allen Pike, Steamclock So...Dealmaker Media
Allen Pike, Co-Founder, Steamclock Software
With the modern explosion of apps and platforms, building APIs has become a core skill for any technology business. Building great web based REST APIs will make scaling your business easier, allow third parties to accelerate your growth, and make supporting new platforms and devices much easier. We'll see why and how building great APIs is key to building great software.
Attendees will learn:
- The state of APIs in 2013
- What makes for a great API
- How to make developers love you
- How to feed and care for your APIs
Summer of Mobile #3: How to Build a Killer Mobile User ExperienceSalesforce Partners
The enterprise app landscape has changed forever with greater importance being placed on user experience. Employees today want to access their work apps with the same interest and ease of use as they do apps in their personal life. This shift in priority is especially true for enterprise mobile apps, and is a key determinant in how successful an app performs in market.
In this webinar you will learn more about this monumental shift in the industry and walk away with best practices and tips that will help you to build the next killer mobile app. You will hear first hand from a seasoned consulting firm whose design expertise has already helped many salesforce.com partners build dynamic and engaging mobile apps.
This document discusses how to build a Slack bot using ASP.NET Web API and Azure. It provides an overview of common bot capabilities like slash commands, incoming webhooks, and interactive messages. It then walks through setting up a bot project in Azure, including options for storage and service plans. Examples are given for bot uses like managing on-call schedules and approving change requests.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
If mobile apps are part of your business, having real-time insight on app performance, crashes, usage and transactions is critical. Data derived directly from mobile app usage—called “mobile data”—can help you deliver better performing apps and increase application visibility. With the massive increase in smartphone and mobile app usage, your app’s performance is more important than ever. Learn how to gain Operational Intelligence from your mobile apps with Splunk MINT.
This document discusses new capabilities in Splunk's App for Stream and Splunk MINT products. It begins with an introduction and overview of each product. It then discusses key benefits like real-time insights, efficient cloud data collection, and fast time to value. Example use cases are provided for IT operations, security, and applications visibility. Supported protocols, platforms, and architecture options are also outlined. The document concludes by discussing challenges in mobile app delivery and how Splunk MINT addresses them through mobile data collection and correlation with other data sources.
This document provides an overview of API-led connectivity and the Anypoint Platform by MuleSoft. It discusses how a common project-based integration approach can lead to tight coupling and brittleness over time. The API-led connectivity approach advocates designing reusable APIs that can be discovered and consumed through self-service. This enables increased speed, agility, and innovation. The Anypoint Platform provides a unified solution for API design, deployment, management and analytics across cloud and on-premise environments.
What is Splunk? At the end of this session you’ll have a high-level understanding of the pieces that make up the Splunk Platform, how it works, and how it fits in the landscape of Big Data. You’ll see practical examples that differentiate Splunk while demonstrating how to gain quick time to value.
What’s New: Splunk App for Stream and Splunk MINTSplunk
Join us to learn what is new in Splunk App for Stream and how it can help you utilize wire/network data analytics to proactively resolve applications and IT operational issues and to efficiently analyze security threats in real-time, across your cloud and on-premises infrastructures. Additionally, you will learn about Splunk MINT, which allows you to gain operational intelligence on the availability, performance, and usage of your mobile apps. You’ll learn how to instrument your mobile apps for operational insight, and how you can build the dashboards, alerts, and searches you need to gain real-time insight on your mobile apps.
Splunk MINT for Mobile Intelligence and Splunk App for Stream for Enhanced Op...Splunk
Learn what is new in Splunk App for Stream and how it can help you utilize wire/network data analytics to proactively resolve applications and IT operational issues and to efficiently analyze security threats in real-time, across your cloud and on-premises infrastructures. Additionally, you will learn about Splunk MINT, which allows you to gain operational intelligence on the availability, performance, and usage of your mobile apps. You’ll learn how to instrument your mobile apps for operational insight, and how you can build the dashboards, alerts, and searches you need to gain real-time insight on your mobile apps.
Splunk for Industrial Data and the Internet of Thingsaliciasyc
The IoT is a natural evolution of the world’s networks. Just as people became more connected by devices and applications during the explosion of the social media revolution, devices, sensors and industrial equipment are also becoming more connected—and are consuming and generating data at an unprecedented pace. Disparate and deployed connected devices can provide a unique touchpoint to real-world operations and conditions. Only few architectures and applications are designed to handle the constant streams of real-time events, sensor readings, user interactions and application data produced by massive numbers of connected devices. Use Splunk to collect, index and harness the power of the machine data generated by connected devices and machines deployed on your local network or around the world.
What is Splunk? At the end of this session you’ll have a high-level understanding of the pieces that make up the Splunk Platform, how it works, and how it fits in the landscape of Big Data. You’ll see practical examples that differentiate Splunk while demonstrating how to gain quick time to value.
This document discusses mobile architecture and strategies for building mobile apps on the Salesforce platform. It outlines how the platform provides access to data, social collaboration features, business logic, identity management, and enables building apps that run on any device. The platform offers a secure container and tools to rapidly create native, hybrid, or web apps. The document also explores different mobile app strategies and emphasizes thinking of mobile as a platform to enable reuse and sharing across app types.
Monitor every app, in every stage, with free and open Elastic APMElasticsearch
Elastic APM helps you deliver better digital experiences by providing complete visibility into the health of your apps — no matter how they are built, where they run, or which dev stage they’re in. Learn about the evolution of Elastic APM, the problems it solves, and where it’s headed. See how it connects traces, logs, and metrics to help you quickly get to the root cause. Plus, hear from customers using Elastic APM to improve their applications.
Splunk SDKs make it faster and more efficient to program using the Splunk REST API using constructs and syntax familiar to developers who are experienced in Java, Python, JavaScript and PHP. This makes it easier to integrate data from Splunk with other applications across the enterprise.
MuleSoft Meetup Singapore No.4 December 2019Julian Douch
This document summarizes the agenda and key discussions from the Singapore MuleSoft Meetup #4. The agenda included an introduction, a summary of Dreamforce 2019, a presentation on MuleSoft's vision and product roadmap for 2020, and a Q&A panel. Some highlights from Dreamforce included a commitment to API-led digital transformation and the growing importance of integration. MuleSoft's 2020 plans include improvements to performance, security, cloud support, and tools that make integration and API management easier like the Flow Designer and Partner Manager. The meetup concluded with a networking session.
Getting Started with Splunk Breakout SessionSplunk
This presentation provides an overview of Splunk Enterprise and how to get started using it. It discusses Splunk's capabilities for indexing and searching machine data from any source, its components including universal forwarders and search heads, and its role-based access controls. The presentation concludes with a demo of Splunk's interface and capabilities and information on additional education resources.
SplunkLive! Zurich 2018: Monitoring the End User Experience with SplunkSplunk
This document discusses using Splunk to gain insights into end user experience and the factors that influence experience. Splunk provides a platform approach to monitor applications across the full technology stack from networks to databases. It can ingest data from various sources, including APM tools, and provide visibility into both instrumented and non-instrumented applications and environments. Splunk also offers predictive analytics capabilities and allows various stakeholders like operations and business teams to access and analyze data. The document demonstrates how Splunk can help organizations improve user experience, application performance, and collaboration between teams.
.conf Go 2023 - Raiffeisen Bank InternationalSplunk
This document discusses standardizing security operations procedures (SOPs) to increase efficiency and automation. It recommends storing SOPs in a code repository for versioning and referencing them in workbooks which are lists of standard tasks to follow for investigations. The goal is to have investigation playbooks in the security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) tool perform the predefined investigation steps from the workbooks to automate incident response. This helps analysts automate faster without wasting time by having standard, vendor-agnostic procedures.
.conf Go 2023 - Das passende Rezept für die digitale (Security) Revolution zu...Splunk
.conf Go 2023 presentation:
"Das passende Rezept für die digitale (Security) Revolution zur Telematik Infrastruktur 2.0 im Gesundheitswesen?"
Speaker: Stefan Stein -
Teamleiter CERT | gematik GmbH M.Eng. IT-Sicherheit & Forensik,
doctorate student at TH Brandenburg & Universität Dresden
El documento describe la transición de Cellnex de un Centro de Operaciones de Seguridad (SOC) a un Equipo de Respuesta a Incidentes de Seguridad (CSIRT). La transición se debió al crecimiento de Cellnex y la necesidad de automatizar procesos y tareas para mejorar la eficiencia. Cellnex implementó Splunk SIEM y SOAR para automatizar la creación, remediación y cierre de incidentes. Esto permitió al personal concentrarse en tareas estratégicas y mejorar KPIs como tiempos de resolución y correos electrónicos anal
conf go 2023 - El camino hacia la ciberseguridad (ABANCA)Splunk
Este documento resume el recorrido de ABANCA en su camino hacia la ciberseguridad con Splunk, desde la incorporación de perfiles dedicados en 2016 hasta convertirse en un centro de monitorización y respuesta con más de 1TB de ingesta diaria y 350 casos de uso alineados con MITRE ATT&CK. También describe errores cometidos y soluciones implementadas, como la normalización de fuentes y formación de operadores, y los pilares actuales como la automatización, visibilidad y alineación con MITRE ATT&CK. Por último, señala retos
Splunk - BMW connects business and IT with data driven operations SRE and O11ySplunk
BMW is defining the next level of mobility - digital interactions and technology are the backbone to continued success with its customers. Discover how an IT team is tackling the journey of business transformation at scale whilst maintaining (and showing the importance of) business and IT service availability. Learn how BMW introduced frameworks to connect business and IT, using real-time data to mitigate customer impact, as Michael and Mark share their experience in building operations for a resilient future.
The document is a presentation on cyber security trends and Splunk security products from Matthias Maier, Product Marketing Director for Security at Splunk. The presentation covers trends in security operations like the evolution of SOCs, new security roles, and data-centric security approaches. It also provides updates on Splunk's security portfolio including recognition as a leader in SIEM by Gartner and growth in the SIEM market. Maier highlights some breakout sessions from the conference on topics like asset defense, machine learning, and building detections.
Data foundations building success, at city scale – Imperial College LondonSplunk
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3. • New OS versions
break apps
• Network issues are
difficult to find and
simulate
• Limited time to make
changes and fixes
The Challenges of Delivering Mobile Apps
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• Plan for growth
• Solve infrastructure,
API and app issues
• Feature usage
• Monitor/analyze
user behavior
• Deliver omni-channel
analytics
• Mobile+web+desktop
Form Factor, Platform,
Interaction Style
Variety
Rapid App Dev Cycles,
Break-Fix Needs
Infrastructure Analytics
• OS and device-
centric development
• Need to correlate
devices, versions
4. Mobile App Delivery: Different Challenges for Different Roles
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• How do I find the root cause of app crashes/poor performance?
• What were users doing when the issue happened?
• How do I get more insight into transaction paths?
• Is the problem with the app, the network or the backend system?
• Do I have the right capacity in place to handle transaction volume?
• How does performance compare mobile vs. web vs. desktop?
• How are customers using my app?
• Which features should I prioritize for future versions?
• How does customer behavior compare across channels?
APP MANAGERS/
OPERATIONS
PRODUCT MANAGERS/
BUSINESS OWNERS
MOBILE APP
DEVELOPERS
5. Enhance Operational Intelligence Using Mobile Data
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Deliver Better
Performing, More
Reliable Apps
Deliver Real-Time
Analytics
Achieve End-to-End
Visibility
6. How Splunk MINT Works
• Embed Splunk MINT SDKs in your
mobile app
• Activate with one line of code
• Your app’s operational data is
securely transmitted to the Splunk
MINT Data Collector
• Analyze your mobile operational
data using the Splunk MINT App
• Correlate the data with other
sources using Splunk Enterprise
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Mobile App Operations Data
Splunk MINT Data Collector
Real-time Mobile Operational Analytics
7. Deliver Better Performing, More Reliable Apps
• Improve user retention by quickly
identifying crashes and
performance issues
• Immediate insight on transaction
performance and causes of
transaction failures
• Identify network performance
issues and assess how they impact
your app
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Real-time monitoring of crashes and performance
8. Achieve End-to-End Visibility
• Correlate Splunk MINT data with
other Operational Intelligence for
end-to-end transaction analysis
• Use Splunk Enterprise search
capabilities to correlate and drill
down into your mobile and non-
mobile data
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Use correlations to get comprehensive insights
9. Deliver Real-Time Analytics
• Network performance: Create
dashboards that compare network
performance by carrier (Wi-Fi, LTE
networks, etc.)
• Geolocation: Gain insight on usage
and performance by where users
are located
• Search and Pivot: Utilize search
and analytics capabilities to
explore your mobile data
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Get granular insights into your app and its users
10. Getting Started With Splunk MINT
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Mobile Developers
Sign up on
mint.splunk.com
Download SDKs
and create mobile projects
Download Splunk
Enterprise
Splunk Admin
Re-deploy Splunk MINT
enabled apps
Check Splunk MINT
Management console
Download the Splunk
MINT App
Run Wizard to connect
to the Splunk MINT
Data Collector
Get dashboards and
search, correlate
11. MINT Benefits Developers and the Business
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• Immediate quality insights
• User, usage, transaction, network visibility
• Fast time-to-value with lightweight SDK
• Find bottlenecks across app, network, backend, APIs
• Right size capacity for transaction volumes
• Ensure performance across all channels
• User behavior, user experience insights
• Faster, more valuable improvements
• Omni-channel analytics
APP MANAGERS/
OPERATIONS
PRODUCT MANAGERS/
BUSINESS OWNERS
MOBILE APP
DEVELOPERS
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There are specific challenges in managing mobile apps which are different than traditional applications. Traditional apps are delivered to the user over a browser, and most of the magic is happening with the web, application and database servers. For mobile apps it is different: There are variety of form factors, tablets, smart phones, etc., and you have multiple OSs and interaction styles.
Mobile apps often have large number of releases in production. If you multiply the number of handset types by OS by specific versions of applications based on when users last updated them, there’s a huge number for mutations of potential mobile app clients to account for. Mobile operation, app owners, and mobile developers need to be able to determine if a certain application experience is unique to a particular release of the app.
Second, mobile apps are leaner, they’re easier to develop, and through “app stores” it is easy to push out new updates to users. But with every change, there’s risk of errors and issues that weren’t caught in development. Developers need to immediately know what went wrong so they can push better code in the next rev of an app. They have short window to make changes and fixes.
Third, unlike most enterprise apps, mobile devices and apps don’t generate a log file. As a result, if you want information about errors, exceptions, and so on, you have to instrument mobile apps with an SDK, identify what you want to measure, and where to send that information to.
Since app owners and developers are preoccupied with the first three areas I just mentioned, they are lacking analytics that would give them insights into feature usage and user behavior. Also, the experience that mobile apps provide needs to be correlated and compared with other application channels. Not only that, it’s important to understand how mobile applications influence application infrastructures for capacity planning and other reasons.
Mobile initiatives are new, and there’s no consistent model we’ve seen so far and how it’s organized. But we do find three kinds of stakeholders responsible for better mobile Operational Intelligence. App Operations, as the people who first get frustrated calls from end users, need to better isolate what’s going on and perform basic triage. App Developers need to understand the source of application crashes so they can quickly push better releases out to mobile users. Application Owners know that persistent problems will mean people abandon their app, so they want to know how people are using the application what experience they are receiving.
To address the needs of developers, operations and product management, you need Operational Intelligence for your mobile apps. This is what we call mobile intelligence. Mobile intelligence provides real-time insight on how your mobile apps are performing, and can correlate with and enhance Operational Intelligence.
Splunk software enables organizations to search, monitor, analyze and visualize machine-generated data from websites, applications, servers, networks, sensors and mobile devices. Splunk MINT helps organizations monitor mobile app usage and performance, gain deep visibility into mobile app transactions and accelerate development
Deliver better performing, more reliable apps
When a user has a problem with a mobile app, the issue could be isolated or spread across all app versions, handsets and OS types. With Splunk MINT, you can see issues with app performance or availability in real time. Bugs can be addressed quickly, and app developers can gain a head start in creating and delivering valuable app updates.
Achieve End-to-End visibility
When mobile apps fail, there are many potential sources of failure. With Splunk MINT, you can analyze overall transaction performance. And using Splunk MINT, you can correlate this data with information from back-end apps to gain detailed insight on transaction problems. As a result, operations can reduce MTTR and better anticipate future mobile app back-end requirements.
Deliver real-time analytics
Mobile apps give enterprises new ways of conducting digital business. With mobile app information in Splunk Enterprise, you can correlate usage and performance information— some call this omni-channel analytics—to better understand how users are engaging all aspects of your organization.
Unlike backend systems whose operational metrics are easily accessible, mobile applications require us to gain insight from all the mobile end points that use the app. There are three major components that make this work
First, mobile app developers embed Splunk MINT SDKs into the mobile apps they track. They can get the SDKs at mint.splunk.com. For basic app crash, performance, and user session insights, this requires as little as one line of code, which is well documented on mint.splunk.com. Once they redeploy their Splunk MINT apps, they are off and running.
Once applications are in production, information is automatically gathered and sent from each mobile endpoint to the Splunk MINT Data Collector. This information is encrypted, so there’s low security risk. Also, there is very low bandwidth and overhead required on the mobile endpoints to make this happen.
Information moves from this appointment data collector to the customers instance of Splunk enterprise, thanks to a Splunk add-on. That is enabled with a token that uniquely identifies their information. Information transfer between the Splunk MINT data collector in each customers instances Splun kenterprise is secured with the public key.
Once that information is in Splunk Enterprise, you can search, correlate, and analyze your mobile data. Also with the Splunk MINT app, you get a range of dashboards, over 40 reports, and a data model that helps you accelerate searches and correlations.
Now let’s talk about how Splunk MINT enables better performing, more reliable apps…
First, Splunk MINT captures information about the app crashes in real time, and provide that information back to you. Additionally, information on performance bottlenecks, Such as those that are caused by a slow API can be identified and brought back.
What makes this valuable is that this information is all being done in real time. Before Splunk MINT, developers had to rely on belated reports from iTunes, Google Play, etc. By the time they got notification of poorly performing apps , many people have abandoned the app, rated it poorly, and so on. With Splunk MINT, developers will get this information in a matter of seconds.
That’s most important, you can use Splunk MINT to correlate data from your mobile intelligence source type with other source types. Not only does this give you the ability to create a transaction analysis that is inclusive of the mobile app, it also allows you to start to think omni-channel – how the mobile experience is compared to and add value to other channels your organization is using.
Splunk Enterprise allows additional ways of visualizing your information. One great example of this is using geolocation information to get better insight on where mobile users are using your applications from, what you can see here.
Additionally, information on network performance is more granular. You can create dashboards that compare network performance by different mobile carriers, and you can also get more detailed information on user sessions.
Getting Splunk MINT up and running is rather straightforward, but does require action from both mobile developers as well as the person responsible for the Splunk deployment.
Mobile developers have a few key steps to follow. First, they go to mint.splunk.com and sign-up. This takes as little as two minutes, and give them access to SDKs and other resources required to easily integrate the SDKs into their mobile apps. Once they have embedded the Splunk MINT SDKs into their mobile apps, they redeploy the apps, and can quickly check to ensure mobile Operational Intelligence data coming in by checking the Splunk MINT Management Console.
Splunk administrators connect mobile data with their implementation of Splunk in a few easy steps. First, they download the Splunk MINT app and get a token from their sales person/fulfillment team that uniquely identifies them to the Splunk Data Collector. Then run the connection wizard (part of the app) and provide that token. Mobile data starts coming to that instance of Splunk – securely via PKI.
Across stakeholders, MINT provides tremendous benefits. For the mobile app developers, they are able to build better performing before reliable apps by getting immediate insights into performance and availability. They also know how their applications are being used, and can apply that information in subsequent releases.
Application operations benefit from MINT through immediate awareness at mobile app failures. They can quickly identify the source of issues, engaging the right organization so MTTR is decreased. Additionally, operations can better plan for Mobile growth I spotting usage patterns.
Product managers and business owners can benefit getting better insights into user behavior. Additionally, they can begin to think omni-channel of a better understanding mobile apps are used, and how they are used in context of non-mobile channels.
And finally, I would like to encourage all of you to attend our user conference in September.
The energy level and passion that our customers bring to this event is simply electrifying.
Combined with inspirational keynotes and 150+ breakout session across all areas of operational intelligence,
It is simply the best forum to bring our Splunk community together, to learn about new and advanced Splunk offerings, and most of all to learn from one another.