It ingests those log files in near-real-time, and provides a “Google-like” search interface, making it extremely easy to search large amounts of data quickly. It is only looked at when something goes wrong, and requires a lot of digging and searching to find anything useful. And, due to the volume being produced, it usually just sits on a hard drive somewhere until it expires and is deleted. Usually, this data is in the form of log files. “Digital exhaust” refers to the almost unlimited amount of data being output by just about every digital device in the world today, such as application and web servers, databases, security and access devices, networking equipment, and even your mobile devices. Splunk is the industry-leading solution for turning “digital exhaust” into business value. Also, learn more about TekStream’s Splunk Services. But have you tried using them together? It can be a powerful combination when you do!īut first, let’s review what Splunk and Docker are, just to set a baseline. You’ve heard of Docker, and maybe used it, too. You’ve heard of Splunk, and maybe used it. Please see the recording of the TekTalk at.
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Note: Much of the information in this blog post was also presented as a TekTalk, including a live demo of Splunk running in Docker, and how to use Splunk to ingest Docker logs. Containerization and Splunk: How Docker and Splunk Work Togetherīy: Karl Cepull | Director, Operational Intelligence and Managed Services
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