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Lighting Up the Dark Spots of Your Network
Virtual
Unlocking Kubernetes Network Observability with Splunk and Isovalent
Network blind spots quickly become bottlenecks for performance, security, and compliance. Traditional tools often stop at packet capture or flow logs, leaving operators struggling to correlate low-level data with services and workloads.
That’s where Splunk Observability with Isovalent, shines a light on the dark spots of your network. By combining Isovalent’s eBPF-based runtime visibility with Splunk’s analytics and visualization platform, we’re re-launching Network Explorer to give you end-to-end observability of network traffic, from kernel to cluster to service.
Network blind spots quickly become bottlenecks for performance, security, and compliance. That’s why Splunk Observability + Isovalent bring the visibility to understand your entire network end-to-end.
Jeremy Colvin, Senior Technical Marketing Engineer
Jeremy is a Senior Technical Marketing Engineer at Isovalent - the company behind eBPF, Cilium, and Tetragon. He enjoys the bits and bytes of what makes good security. Prior to joining Isovalent, Jeremy worked in roles as a security engineer architecting, configuring, and implementing secure systems and as a technical PMM in the container security space. He graduated from Princeton, focusing on policy around privacy and information security. He also has a Masters in Information Security from UC Berkeley. Outside of Isovalent, Jeremy enjoys playing soccer and volunteering with Best Buddies.
Navtej Singh, Product Manager
Nav is a Product Manager at Splunk (Cisco), driving innovations at the intersection of observability and modern infrastructure. His work focuses on making observability more actionable, cost-aware, and deeply integrated with the way modern systems operate.
December 3, 2025
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