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I have came across 'Splunk' in google, where I got the below collective informations, which may help for you. 

Some saying in a definition format as it is used for monitoring, searching, analysing and visualising the machine-generated data in real time. 

Some saying this as "Google for logs". 

So, SPLUNK is a software platform to search, analyse and visualise the machine-generated data, which is none other than the log file which is gathered from the websites, applications, sensors, devices etc..

Why we go for SPLUNK:

Generally machine data are complex to understand, in an unstructured format and ot suitable for making analysis / visualisation!!!

  • Splunk allows you to accept any data formats like .csv, json, log formats etc.
  • Splunk performs capturing, indexing, and correlating the real time data in a searchable container and produces graphs, alerts, dashboards and visualisations. 
  • It provides easy to access data over the whole organisation for easy diagnostics and solutions to various business problems.

In simple, Splunk make up your IT infrastructure and business.

See you on next post, about splunk dashboard and details!!!




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