Three tools, three silos
KMLink’s engineers worked across Splunk for log management, NewRelic for application performance and Optum for healthcare data, each with its own interface and its own data silo. They wanted one place to see it all.
The integration services
We built a suite of services that connect the three:
- a Splunk SDK integration for log search and analysis
- a NewRelic connector that aggregates performance data in MongoDB
- a React dashboard for visualising Optum healthcare data
- a consumer P2P service that streams data in real time
Every service runs in a Docker container.
Less switching during incidents
Engineering teams now see system health across Splunk, NewRelic and Optum in one view. They switch between tools less, and correlated monitoring data lets them respond to incidents faster.