Splunk is IT Search

Search and navigate IT data from applications, servers and network devices in real-time. Logs, configurations, messages, traps and alerts, scripts, code, metrics and more. If a machine can generate it - Splunk can eat it. It's easy to download and use and it's very powerful.
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One platform. Many applications.

The first integrated approach to keeping infrastructure available, secure and compliant. Collect and organize your IT data once and make it available to any application. What do you need Splunk for?

Operations.

Improve service levels and recover from problems faster.

Security.

Thwart attacks with quick, in-depth incident response.

Compliance.

E-Discovery, FFIEC, FISMA, HIPAA, PCI, SOX without disrupting operations.

Business Intelligence.

See your transactions as they happen.

Over 175,000 people have downloaded Splunk.

More than 600 enterprises, service providers and government agencies like 21st Century Insurance, Aetna, BEA, Bloomberg, British Telecom, Catholic Healthcare West, Chevron, Cisco, Comcast, Dow Jones, LinkedIn, Motorola, MySpace, NASA, Orbitz, Raytheon, Riverbed, Shopzilla, T-Mobile, Telstra, Thomson, Verisign, Visa and Vodafone are Splunk customers. See how these people are using Splunk.

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News & Events
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Jul 14, 2008 Splunkcast

What is IT Search and Why Your Datacenter Needs It? Register now.

Aug 04, 2008 Dev Boot Camp

Where Splunk Power Users and Developers train to build, share and sell apps on SplunkBase. Register now.

Talk to a Splunk Expert

Mark Bagley Expertise: ITIL, IT Governance, SOX and large-scale Splunk deployments

Vi Ly Expertise: Monitoring and troubleshooting large-scale LAMP and J2EE environments on Linux and Windows

Will Hayes Expertise: Large scale deployments, Managed Service Providers

Michael Wilde Expertise: Monitoring and troubleshooting Windows applications and infrastructures

Steve Hudson Expertise: Troubleshooting failures and monitoring large-scale, N-Tier J2EE and .NET applications

Jeff Blake Expertise: Managing high availability databases infrastructures

Alex Raitz, CISSP, CCNA Expertise: Information and system security in global infrastructures

Dan Goldburt Expertise: Monitoring and service level management for mission critical applications and infrastructure

Ray Carney Expertise: Fraud detection, insider threat and security reporting

Eric Garner Expertise: J2EE monitoring and troubleshooting and messaging infrastructures

Harper Mann Expertise: Network management, change management and virtualization

Bill Hornish Expertise: Federal Agency and Contractor compliance including FISMA, NISPOM and PII.

Raffael Marty, GCIA, CISSP Expertise: Risk management, network security, insider threat, fraud detection and security visualization

Jon Woodard Expertise: HIPAA, PCI and SOX compliance.

Ariel Velasco, CISSP Expertise: Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Compliance

Bob Fox Expertise: Complex transaction systems for Financial Services

Robert Ide Expertise: Managing large-scale virtualization and grid computing environments

Blogs
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Open Letter to Company Leaders

Dear CEO, CTO, CIO, and other Company Leaders, Consider this letter a wake-up call. As an individual responsible for setting the vision of your company, please be aware that the people who work for you now, those smart, intelligent, high-tech individuals who believe in your vision, who are extremely proud of serving you, do not want to let you… Read more »

Posted by: Eric Garner on Jun 27, 2008

Splunk Ninja - So You’re Interested in Video now?

This episode gives our faithful and inquisitive viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the Splunk Ninja's ghetto-tech operation. Some viewers have been wondering, how I put all of these videos together, what equipment to use and what software or websites to get started with. Covered in this no-holds-barred, blockbuster epic, multi-dollar budgeted… Read more »

Posted by: Michael Wilde on Jun 27, 2008

Ode to Log Management

I love "log management." I hate log management. I love log management because years ago it was the impetus for IT to move beyond simple SNMP monitoring to collecting and trying to understand a much richer set of data about complex environments. I hate log management for over the years it has been co-opted by vendors and analysts who've pigeon… Read more »

Posted by: Michael Baum on Jun 25, 2008

Security Information Management (SIM) is dead

Pretty much exactly 5 years ago, in June 2003, Gartner declared Intrusion Detection Systems to be dead. Before Gartner can do so, I will state that SIM is dead. The crime landscape has shifted. We used to be worried about network layer attacks, TCP/IP attacks where funky flags were crashing your systems. This is gone. We really don’t worry about… Read more »

Posted by: Raffy Marty on Jun 23, 2008

Can You Hear Me Now?

My dad just got new hearing aids. They are very cool with the ability to change the sensitivity based on the situation. For example, in a restaurant there is one setting that will cut out low and high frequency noise and amplify the frequency range associated with human voice. There is another setting for a quiet room where all frequencies are… Read more »

Posted by: Ted Ritter on Jun 11, 2008

Unexpectedly Diverted

Why does good IT planning not translate into good IT execution as often as we’d like? Think of it as the difference between a flight plan and an actual flight. Pilots submit flight plans stating their intended departure time, route and arrival time. But the plan is just a plan. Once the engines are powered up, reality intervenes. Gate handlers… Read more »

Posted by: Andreas M. Antonopoulos on May 29, 2008

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