Afterwards, whenever new log events are added to the log group, AWS triggers splunk-aws-logs-collector lambda automatically in near real time. If a new log group is created for a service in the integration, Splunk Observability Cloud will add a subscription filter to this newly created log group. If you decide to turn off the integration or a particular service, the job will attempt to remove those subscriptions. Subscriptions are managed every 5 minutes, which is not configurable at the moment. Splunk Observability Cloud doesn’t capture logs from all CloudWatch log groups. For instance, if you select AWS/Lambda in the integration, Splunk Observability Cloud will add subscription filters to /aws/lambda/* log groups only. Splunk Observability Cloud adds subscription filters to log groups for the selected services in the integration, or for all of the supported services when none is selected. This job adds the appropriate subscriptions and notifications to trigger the splunk-aws-logs-collector function. The Splunk Observability Cloud back end runs a periodic job which goes through CloudWatch log groups and services in your account. If you experience any issues getting logs from AWS, see Troubleshoot log collection in AWS.

Use an API test to test an endpoint TOGGLE.Use an Uptime test to test port or HTTP uptime TOGGLE.Use a Browser test to test a webpage TOGGLE.Key concepts in Splunk Synthetic Monitoring.Introduction to Splunk Synthetic Monitoring.

Experiment with the demo applications for Splunk RUM for Mobile.

Write custom rules for URL grouping in Splunk RUM.

Error monitoring and crash aggregation in Tag spotlight.

Use controls for sensitive data in Splunk RUM.

Tutorial: monitor your Kubernetes environment in Splunk Observability Cloud.

Use Data Links to connect APM properties to relevant resources TOGGLE.

Monitor Database Query Performance TOGGLE.

Visualize and alert on your application in Splunk APM TOGGLE.

Correlate traces to track Business Workflows TOGGLE.

Analyze services with span tags and MetricSets TOGGLE.

Manage services, spans, and traces in Splunk APM TOGGLE.

Scenarios for troubleshooting errors and monitoring application performance using Splunk APM TOGGLE.

View and manage permissions for detectors.

Use and customize AutoDetect alerts and detectors TOGGLE.

Alerts and detectors scenario library TOGGLE.

Data types in Splunk Observability Cloud.

SignalFx Smart Agent (Deprecated) TOGGLE.

Available host and application monitors TOGGLE.

Instrument front-end applications TOGGLE.

Collect infrastructure metrics and logs TOGGLE.

Splunk Distribution of the OpenTelemetry Collector TOGGLE.

GetMetricStatistics API deprecation notice.

Connect Metric Streams from the AWS console.

Connect to AWS with Metrics Streams from the Splunk console.

Connect to AWS via polling from the Splunk console.

AWS authentication and supported regions.

Connect to your cloud service provider TOGGLE.

Supported integrations in Splunk Observability Cloud.

Get data into Splunk Observability Cloud.

Monitor subscription usage and billing TOGGLE.

Send alert notifications to third-party services TOGGLE.

Set up and administer Splunk Observability Cloud.

Splunk Observability Cloud and the Splunk platform.

Splunk Observability Cloud architecture.

Splunk observability documentation