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It was at one point usable but they drove off the hobbyist/small business crowd a long time ago. We do some work setting up elasticsearch tools that aggregate a
by yetanotherloss 3y ago
It was at one point usable but they drove off the hobbyist/small business crowd a long time ago. We do some work setting up elasticsearch tools that aggregate and filter data later sent to central splunk purely to affect a large reduction in license costs.
- optimalquiet 3y agoA question: where did the hobbyist/small business crowd go?
- yetanotherloss 3y agoKibana and Graylog on top of elastic/opensearch. Even the commerical licenses on those are usually a tiny fraction of splunk's costs, and Graylog does enough for free that it's a much easier path to stand that up and then buy the correlation functionality if you really need it. For some organizations what Splunk does well is important but for most of them they really only need much more basic log aggregation and analysis tools.
- chucky_z 3y agoGreylog. ELK. I think modern solutions would be any of the recent Clickhouse based solutions. Loki exists but it seems to have a tragically small market share.