01. Rob Charlton, Vertu Corporation Ltd, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:21)
02. Show Everyone Your Phone. (00:38)
03. So This Is A Luxury Handcrafted Phone. (01:17)
04. These Phones Are For High Networth Individuals. (02:04)
05. What Is The Website And Where Do I order. (02:20)
06. How Long Has The Company Been Around. (02:44)
07. What Do You Call This Phone. (03:09)
08. How Are You Looking At Splunk Through Dev Ops. (03:27)
09. What Do The Developers Look Like On Your Team. (04:40)
10. Do You Have Your Own Version Of Cloud. (05:22)
11. Are You Are Putting A Lot Of Stuff Into That Phone. (05:45)
12. How Do You Make The Data Agile. (07:34)
13. Do You Deal With Production As Well. (08:28)
14. What Is Your Take On The Show And Peoples Reaction To The Phone. (08:56)
15. How Durable Are The Phones. (10:25)
16. Does It Matter What Carrier The Phone Is With. (11:07)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
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Splunk helps Vertu perfect its luxury phones | #splunkconf
by Heather Johnson | Sep 25, 2015
Vertu, a British manufacturer and retailer of handmade luxury mobile phones, uses the highest quality materials in its design, as well as platforms such as Splunk to help test the reliability of its software.
Rob Charlton, cloud DevOps architect for Vertu Corp. Ltd., told John Furrier, cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during Splunk.conf 2015 that Vertu uses DevOp tools to deploy Splunk; specifically, Ansible for DevOps to deploy a Splunk cluster.
Charlton explained that prior to adopting Splunk, his small team used gut instinct and experience to decide if Vertu’s software was ready to launch.
“In 2013, we started employing Splunk Enterprise to come up with a metric so we could do data-led decision making,” he said. “Splunk alerts scan data that comes through the [test] handsets.”
A single craftsman assembles and signs each Vertu phone. The base is made from Grade 5 titanium, and the display is made from sapphire crystal — only a diamond can scratch it. The back is protected by hand-stitched leather. The Android phones come with a range of exclusive services, such as Vertu’s 24/7 “lifestyle manager,” which offers assistance, recommendations and priority bookings.
@theCUBE
#splunkconf
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Rob Charlton, Vertu Corporation Ltd | Splunk .conf2015
01. Rob Charlton, Vertu Corporation Ltd, Visits #theCUBE!. (00:21)
02. Show Everyone Your Phone. (00:38)
03. So This Is A Luxury Handcrafted Phone. (01:17)
04. These Phones Are For High Networth Individuals. (02:04)
05. What Is The Website And Where Do I order. (02:20)
06. How Long Has The Company Been Around. (02:44)
07. What Do You Call This Phone. (03:09)
08. How Are You Looking At Splunk Through Dev Ops. (03:27)
09. What Do The Developers Look Like On Your Team. (04:40)
10. Do You Have Your Own Version Of Cloud. (05:22)
11. Are You Are Putting A Lot Of Stuff Into That Phone. (05:45)
12. How Do You Make The Data Agile. (07:34)
13. Do You Deal With Production As Well. (08:28)
14. What Is Your Take On The Show And Peoples Reaction To The Phone. (08:56)
15. How Durable Are The Phones. (10:25)
16. Does It Matter What Carrier The Phone Is With. (11:07)
Track List created with http://www.vinjavideo.com.
--- ---
Splunk helps Vertu perfect its luxury phones | #splunkconf
by Heather Johnson | Sep 25, 2015
Vertu, a British manufacturer and retailer of handmade luxury mobile phones, uses the highest quality materials in its design, as well as platforms such as Splunk to help test the reliability of its software.
Rob Charlton, cloud DevOps architect for Vertu Corp. Ltd., told John Furrier, cohost of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during Splunk.conf 2015 that Vertu uses DevOp tools to deploy Splunk; specifically, Ansible for DevOps to deploy a Splunk cluster.
Charlton explained that prior to adopting Splunk, his small team used gut instinct and experience to decide if Vertu’s software was ready to launch.
“In 2013, we started employing Splunk Enterprise to come up with a metric so we could do data-led decision making,” he said. “Splunk alerts scan data that comes through the [test] handsets.”
A single craftsman assembles and signs each Vertu phone. The base is made from Grade 5 titanium, and the display is made from sapphire crystal — only a diamond can scratch it. The back is protected by hand-stitched leather. The Android phones come with a range of exclusive services, such as Vertu’s 24/7 “lifestyle manager,” which offers assistance, recommendations and priority bookings.
@theCUBE
#splunkconf
