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Managing container deployment is the new thing for IT and Splunk is making it easier to monitor your container deployment processes. In this theater session, see how Splunk Business Flow combined with Splunk Connect for Kubernetes can help IT administrators get immediate visibility into Kubernetes deployments to spot delays and failures.
Speaker(s)
Tom Martin, Staff Practitioner, Splunk
Matt Modestino, ITOA Practitioner, Splunk
Slides PDF link - https://conf.splunk.com/files/2019/slides/BA1529.pdf?podcast=1577146248
English
United States
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