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DEPRECATED: Splunk Observability Cloud Documentation

status: archive ARCHIVED/NO LONGER MAINTAINED

Important

This repository, public-o11y-docs, will soon be archived and transitioned to a read-only
state as part of our migration to a new authoring and publishing platform. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all contributors, collaborators, and organization members for their valuable contributions to this project. Your efforts have played a critical role in its development and success. We encourage you to explore our new documentation available at https://help.splunk.com/en/splunk-observability-cloud.

Key Dates and Timeline

July 1st, 2025:

  • The repository will enter maintenance mode, and no new collaborators or contributors will be added.
  • Only individuals with prior contributions will retain the ability to participate.

July 1st – July 31st, 2025:

  • Existing contributors may continue to create pull requests (PRs).
  • Contributors without prior involvement in the repository will no longer be able to participate.

August 1st – August 30th, 2025:

Contribution permissions will be limited to Collaborators and Organization members only.

August 30th, 2025:

The repository will be officially archived and transitioned to a read-only state.

What Happens After Archiving

Once the repository is archived:

  • It will remain accessible in a read-only state for reference purposes.
  • No further pull requests (PRs), issues, or contributions will be accepted.
  • The repository’s history will remain available for cloning and viewing but will no longer allow modifications.

Providing feedback in the future

We encourage all contributors to refer to the new platform for future contributions and updates. If you have any questions regarding this transition or require assistance, please get in touch with us at [email protected].

We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this transition period.


Content (Deprecated)

Note

The documentation has moved to https://help.splunk.com/en/splunk-observability-cloud and is no longer based on the reStructuredText files found in this repository as of May 28, 2025.

This repository contains the code and documentation for our old doc site at https://docs.splunk.com/Observability.

A private mirror exists where the Splunk technical writers edit documentation for new and updated features. The public and the private repositories update each other automatically using repo-sync.

Contribute to the documentation (Deprecated)

Note

You can no longer directly contribute to the documentation through a GitHub pull request. You can still submit feedback through a form on our documentation pages. See [Providing feedback in the future](#providing-feedback-in the-future).

Docs contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution guidelines.

Requirements (Deprecated)

The documentation is built from reStructuredText files using Sphinx.

To contribute to the documentation you need a GitHub account. See CONTRIBUTING.md for our contribution guidelines.

To build the documentation on your machine use the Docker container in this repository, which provides a configured Python environment. To run the container you need Docker Desktop or a compatible container runtime.

Install the docs on your machine (Deprecated)

Follow these steps to fork this repo and install it on your machine:

1. Clone this repository using git clone. 2. Navigate to the cloned repository in your file system. 3. Change the permissions of start.sh by entering chmod +x start.sh in the terminal.

License (Deprecated)

This Splunk repository is subject to the Splunk Websites Terms and Conditions of Use ("Terms") https://www.splunk.com/en_us/legal/terms/terms-of-use.html and the LICENSE specific to this repository.

You can contribute new documentation and edits to the existing documentation.