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Shit, I know the frustration. This one's on me. I'm Corey, one of the co-founders. Pricing is a big "it depends" but average cost savings over Splunk are 30%. F
by cthuen 8y ago
Shit, I know the frustration. This one's on me. I'm Corey, one of the co-founders. Pricing is a big "it depends" but average cost savings over Splunk are 30%. For starters, a single node Basic unlimited data license is $25k annually. Things obviously go up for larger enterprises that need bigger clusters but our pricing model is a step function rather than the bullshit "pay per GB" model that everyone else seems stuck on. Our view is, it's your hardware so use it. Every license is unlimited data. You only add more nodes if you need more phatty IOPs for fast searches - hence the it depends.
Some people use it more like a black box and don't issue many searches so a single node with a shitload of storage is just fine. Others rely on active searching to monitor security incidents and KPIs so they want responsiveness and immediate insights.
- eropple 8y agoHey - no worries, and I appreciate the forthright (and detailed) response. I Show HN'd something the other day and got beat up a little too, I know how it goes. ;) I typically use AWS's built-in tools, but I've been looking for something for home, so I'll be checking this out. Thanks.
- floren 8y agoSpeaking of AWS, you may find our Kinesis stream integration useful: https://www.gravwell.io/blog/amazon-kinesis-streams-and-gravwell https://www.gravwell.io/blog/amazon-kinesis-streams-and-grav...
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