January 28, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:30 PM (Pacific Time)
January 28, 2025
9:00 AM - 11:30 PM (Pacific Time)
Virtual Training | T-Mobile Leveraging OpenTelemetry for Observability & Improving User Experience
Übersicht
On Tuesday, January 28th, in the morning, we invite T-Mobile to join Evolutio & Splunk for a virtual training exploring topics related to OpenTelemetry and why it matters for Observability and user experience. OTel is the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's (CNCF) data standard that bridges the gap among observability practices within organizations like T-Mobile. For attendees who will work with OTel, you will walk away with a training lab environment to get hands-on with OTel and Splunk O11y.
Date and time: On Tuesday, January 28th, from 9:00 am - 11:30 am (Pacific)
T-Mobile Virtual Training Takeaways
Why OTel? Why now? Splunk Observability (O11y) Cloud versus Cisco AppDynamics and other Splunk Observability solutions, given the observability direction and roadmap for T-Mobile. You will also gain insights into how diverse telemetry data - spanning infrastructure, Kubernetes containers, APM, and more - can be standardized through OpenTelemetry (OTel) and surfaced in Splunk Observability Cloud. You will also see how this aligns with T-Mobile business KPI's, such as managing to SLOs for the payment processing experience for T-Mobile applications.
For T-Mobile, this approach helps quantify user impact and empowers different teams to make swift, informed decisions when incidents occur. OpenTelemetry, the data standard from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, represents the future of observability. With its lightweight, agentless integration across APM vendors, plus Splunk's investment in the data standard, OTel offers a streamlined instrumentation for modern monitoring.
You'll walk away with how to instrument OTel, basic set-up with OTel-as-a-Service thinking at T-Mobile, and then learn what to do if you need to customize an instrumentation.
Who should attend from T-Mobile:
- Network Engineers
- DevOps
- Applications/ Monitoring
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
- Software Engineering & Tools Teams
- Infrastructure Engineers
Agenda (Pacific):
9:00 am
T-Mobile welcome and introductions to the Evolutio and Splunk teams
9:10 am
Why OTel? Why now? Splunk AppDynamics vs Splunk Observability (O11y) Cloud, the direction for T-Mobile; Review of OTel Signals (MELT Framework), Instrumentation, and why it matters for Observability & user experience
9:45 am
Live lab environment OR follow along and watch the demo - exploring OpenTelemetry
11:15 am
Q&A with Evolutio experts on OTel (representatives from business, those with Splunk certifications, and knowledge of OTel as an open-source standard); Wrap-up & key takeaways