Exhibit Hall Tour wth Steve Souders and Jesse Robbins Part 2
summary
Splunk is an IT search engine that indexes logs, configs and metrics at massive scale, offers free up to 500 megabytes a day on a laptop and runs terabytes/day in clusters with arbitrary dashboard generation for faster mean time to repair. A new solid‑state product claims 1,000,000 IOPS and 200,000 sustained IOPS with enterprise flash reliability. A parallel SQL database removes sharding, a CDN with 100+ PoPs reports 4–5x application acceleration, and browser RUM tools test PageSpeed rules per user profile.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Splunk introduction
- 2:52Performance automation focus
- 5:43Velocity highlights
- 7:09DNS operations innovation
- 9:58Real user performance with Radiant
- 12:05Solid-state storage breakthroughs
- 13:53Load testing trends
- 15:15Google's performance tools
- 16:21Web performance monitoring
- 17:25Schooner database solutions
- 19:09Parallel database innovation
- 20:15CDN acceleration for dynamic content
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