Scenarios for troubleshooting network errors and optimizing network performance using Network Explorer 🔗

Buttercup Games, a fictitious game company, recently refactored its e-commerce site to go cloud native. The company uses Network Explorer in Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring to find the root causes of network errors and optimize network performance.

Site reliability engineers, service owners, engineering executives, and performance engineers at Buttercup Games use Network Explorer for the following scenarios:

This page was last updated on Jun 05, 2023.

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