Learn what needs to be done under Admin configurations to setup an effective incident management process.

A tutorial that follows along with the blog post found here.

Elasticsearch Security: learn how to easily add new users, create roles, and set privileges using the Elastic Stack (6.8/7.1+). You'll create a 2 node Elasticsearch cluster, configure TLS communication between the nodes, and have a Kibana instance talking to the cluster to analyze the data.

Whether you’re curious if flow monitoring might be helpful, or you’ve been coalescing IPFIX streams of network-activity goodness for years, IT’s reliable, old hand has learned a few new tricks. In this episode, Head Geeks™ Patrick Hubbard and Leon Adato are joined by Principal Product Manager for NetFlow Traffic Analyzer, Joe Reves, to revisit the basics and rediscover why network engineers use flow monitoring in the first place.

Managing CIs has become ubiquitous in the CMDB Sync landscape, but taking that connection between further and providing deeper functionality was planned from the start. This video demonstrates as recently released Update Set that combines the Change Management feature of ServiceNow with LogicMonitor’s ability to set Scheduled Down Time on Devices and Instances.

Learn how Splunk Enterprise 7.3 can help you turn all of your data — including unknown and untapped dark data — into actionable insights. Technical Marketing Manager, Giovanni Mola, explains the newest features including additional data source support for AWS and Kinesis Firehose, mobile access, instant metric data visualization without SPL, and more.

Welcome to Connected Experiences from Splunk, a suite of apps that lets you bring more data insights to more people in more places. With Splunk TV, Splunk AR and Splunk Mobile, we’re making it easier than ever for people on the move and even people who don’t know SPL to get closer to their data. Get connected with Connected Experiences from Splunk today.

Here to bring you the latest news in the cloud is Google Cloud Developer Advocate Mark Mirchandani.

A common problem with Amazon CloudFront and Amazon S3 hosting deals with negative TTLs. Matthew from Blue Matador outlines the steps needed to correct this problem. Understand eventual consistency in S3. New items may take time to propagate through redundant systems and be available in all locations., Understand CloudFront's default policy for handling errors, like 403 forbidden, is to cache that error for 5 minutes., The solution is to modify distribution settings in CloudFront.