Founded by Michael Baum in 2003
Collect, search, and analyze machine data for security and observability
Pricing model
Free Tier, Paid
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Time to value
Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use Splunk to collect, index, and analyze machine data generated across your servers, applications, and networks. It helps security teams detect threats, run incident investigations, and automate alert responses through security information and event management. Operations engineers can track application health, monitor cloud infrastructure, and isolate root causes of outages using trace telemetry. By gathering logs and system metrics in a unified location, you can audit regulatory compliance, track system availability, and watch user traffic behavior across distributed environments.
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Pricing model: Free tier, Paid
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