Benefits

The unified observability experience between Splunk AppDynamics Self Hosted Virtual Appliance and Splunk Enterprise provides the following benefits:

• Simplify and streamline troubleshooting workflows: When issues are detected within backend services, the triaging workflows often requires switching between tools with separate logins to identify the root cause. With disjointed tools, you need to spend duplicate efforts to troubleshoot the issues, causing frustration and loss of productivity. The integration between Splunk AppDynamics Self Hosted Virtual Appliance and Splunk Enterprise through single sign-on enables you to quickly and intuitively navigate between products throughout the troubleshooting workflow, thereby improving the operational efficiency. The deep linking functionality helps to maintain the context for troubleshooting and data between Splunk AppDynamics Self Hosted Virtual Appliance and Splunk Enterprise.

• End-to-end visibility across your on-premises environment: Organizations can use both Splunk AppDynamics Self Hosted Virtual Appliance and Splunk Enterprise to get a unified visibility across the on-premises environment for faster, accurate detection, investigation, and response.

• In-context navigation between AppDynamics and Splunk for log troubleshooting: The integration enables you to view the in-context logs of any performance issues in applications. With deep links from applications, tiers, nodes, business transactions, and transaction snapshots in Splunk AppDynamics Self Hosted Virtual Appliance, you can view the related logs in Splunk Enterprise. This process helps in streamlining the troubleshooting workflows, faster identification of the root causes, and resolution of the issues.

• Reduce mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to resolve (MTTR) issues: The unified observability experience streamlines troubleshooting workflows, maintains workflow context during investigation, improves mean time to detect (MTTD) issues, and reduces the mean time to remediate (MTTR) issues. All these help in freeing up operations and developer resources while improving application performance and uptime. You can detect, investigate, and resolve issues faster and accurately in your on-premises environment.