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> Unlike regular Gravwell licenses, Community Edition licenses are restricted to 2GB of ingested data per day. I wanted to give this a chance but I see we're u
by jstarfish 8y ago
> Unlike regular Gravwell licenses, Community Edition licenses are restricted to 2GB of ingested data per day.
I wanted to give this a chance but I see we're up from Splunk's 500MB to a mere 2GB, and I have to learn and deploy a completely new product and train everybody else on how to use it as well.
I've got a team of users who are familiar with Splunk, have written code and parsers for Splunk and simply want to use Splunk. I can't get the funding for it though. If Splunk raises their cap to match yours, what is Gravwell's advantage (besides presumably licensing costs)?
- floren 8y agoIt searches faster. It's easier to get data in--we store binary data and then crack/parse it at search time, so you can even ingest things like raw packet capture or video streams. It's easy to deploy. We intend Gravwell Community Edition as a way for home users to experiment on their own network, or to try things out at work to decide if they want a full license. We of course also do unrestricted evaluation licenses for interested parties.
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