Using LogStream to help with #Log4Shell detection, enrichment, and incident response.

Intro to Cribl LogStream Deployment Architectures.

Using syslog with LogStream.

Using AWS data with LogStream.

Enterprises leveraging Splunk for data ingestion and analytics need an observability solution that scales well with their business requirements and provides a cost-effective way to retain data long-term. Cribl LogStream is an essential part of observability, providing a pipeline that works with all tooling, keeps costs down, and scales with any business – making it the perfect complement to Splunk.

Using syslog with LogStream.

Quick intro to LogStream Infrastructure Sizing.

Cribl empowers organizations to route observability data to the best place to store it and the best place to analyze it – that’s the freedom they haven’t had until now. Learn more in this video about Cribl.

Digital transformations, cloud migrations, and persistent security threats turned observability from a niche concern to an essential capability in today’s organizations. We’re still in the early days of observability maturity, but early stumbles point to where observability must go in the future. This talk discusses where observability is today and the three critical areas necessary for observability to deliver on its promises throughout the enterprise.

LogStream is a data pipeline solution that can help you transform your unstructured data to be more structured before it persists to disk. This doesn’t only improve sending to Splunk, but also sending to other observability solutions like Datadog, Wavefront, the Elastic Stack, or Sumo Logic, as well as writing to an S3-compliant API, GCP Cloud Storage, or Azure Blob Storage.