Get More out of Splunk and ITSI

If you're using Splunk Enterprise, Splunk Cloud or Splunk ITSI and your service maps look incomplete lacking dependency mapping and you desire comprehensive service maps including all your business technical services and complete infrastructure networks.

We have a solution for you.

Meet Fabrics AI for Splunk.

As a Splunk partnerverse developer and Premier build partner, we enhance Splunk's capabilities providing complete network topologies, application dependency mapping, full stack visibility and IT infrastructure visibility for telco and enterprise environments.

Fabric's AI acts as a multi domain technology.

Add on discovering all your networks from SD WAN to Internet mobility, ingesting enriched data back into Splunk platform and building the service map in Splunk itsi, we leverage various integrations such as domain controller integrations, monitoring tools, existing element managers, network management systems and even direct to device integrations.

Let's explore the key steps involved.

First, we deploy solution packs to fully discover your infrastructure and network environments, uncovering inventory performance, data metrics, events and logs while building application dependency mapping.

We then continuously ingest this data into your Splunk indexes.

In the next critical step, we use our no Code workflow orchestrator to create ITSI artifacts like services, KPIs, dependency maps, entity types, vital metrics and event aggregation policies enabling ITSI episodes.

By the end of this step, you'll have a complete service map in your itsi.

Let's take a closer look at this service map with business and technical services.

Here's the crown jewel application the E Commerce app monitored by AppDynamics.

We also have various technical services spanning campus networks, data Centers, Meraki and SD Van.

These technical services are automatically created by Fabric's AI integration with Splunk ITSI.

Examples include automatically created KPIs and populated data showcased in the Catalyst Center.

With KPIs and episodes now populating due to aggregation and notable event policies, you can view all data ingested by fabrics AI, recent events, data size and indexes created ITSI services, KPIs, entity types and ITSI import jobs.

This dashboard behind the scenes we execute three steps.

First we deploy solution packs.

Once activated, they start discovering and mapping your network and infrastructure devices.

Here's a network topology example illustrating multi protocol awareness and device connections with operational data overlaid on each device.

A full stack view shows completely mapped assets.

A host OS example is shown mapping from the virtual infrastructure VM level data store to the switching level.

This complete application dependency mapping is continuously fed into Splunk indexes through automated data pipelines.

In the final step, the no code Workflow Orchestrator automates ITSI onboarding, creating entities, services dependencies, KPIs, entity import jobs and event aggregation policies.

Once complete, you can execute the workflow and see a service map like this.

This concludes the demonstration Fabrics AI integration with Splunk itsi.

Thanks for watching.

See you in another video.