National Government User Group

Name: National Government User Group
Start: 2021-02-11T10:00:00+00:00
End: 2021-02-11T12:00:00+00:00

Feb 11, 2021, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (UTC)

Join us on Thursday 11th February for our next virtual National Government User Group! Hear from key industry speakers across public sector on how they deploy and run Splunk for IT Ops, Security and DevOpps use cases.

About this event

Join us for our first National Government User Group of 2021 on Thursday 11th February! This is a great opportunity to hear from current Splunk users on how they're utilising the Splunk platform to help drive their organisations forward for multiple use cases. 
We'll be sharing best practices across multiple sectors across 2 1/2 hours so grab a coffee and join us. 
Check out the agenda below for more info.
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Featured Attendees

Dan Hughes

Splunk

Head of National Government

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Gordon Morrison

Splunk

Senior Director for EMEA Government Affairs

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Speaker

Will Searle

Partner

When

Thursday, February 11, 2021
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (UTC)

Agenda

10:00 AM	Welcome & Introduction	2021 Outlook from Splunk's Dan Hughes, Regional Director, National Government
10:15 AM	From Needle in a Haystack to Mile High View - An overview of monitoring the end-to-end journey of a COVID19 test	The response to the Coronavirus pandemic resulted in a number of systems( from a range of suppliers) becoming critical cogs in a rather important ecosystem. This presented some monitoring challenges, and whilst each system may be independently monitored, is there any consistency? How can we be sure that the interactions between the different systems are working correctly with one one side of the story? We’ll walk through how Splunk ITSI is being used to monitor the flow of data, interfaces and health of the testing journey from booking a Coronavirus test to getting a result.
11:00 AM	Give it a REST - Episode 1 - Indexing email attachments/reports into Splunk	Sometimes you’ve got to move quickly to get new data sources into Splunk, or you might be using a system that does not have an API or Splunk-suitable output, this is when being able to index email attachments into Splunk can be really helpful. Using AWS Simple Email Service (SES) and some Lambda processing, getting the data out of attachments such as Excel files, zipped CSVs or HTML isnt as hard as it sounds.
11:30 AM	Open Agenda with Splunk Experts from the Customer View

Organizers

William Searle

LiveHybrid / Octamis

User Group Leader, Splunker

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Jason Milner

NHS England

User Group Leader, Senior Technical Specialist

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Owen Trimble

Splunk

User Group Leader, Splunker

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