Get data and data pipelines flowing – from any source to any destination. We’ll show you how, your peers will tell you how, and together we’ll build a better data experience for you and your organization. Choose your own adventure in the Cribl Community!
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At Cribl, we want to make it as easy as possible for anyone to learn about our products. Whether you’re a potential future customer, new user at an existing customer, a partner, we believe knowledge about our products should be free and easy to consume, convenient to access at any time and at a pace desired by the learner.
Fundamentals uses the actual product – cloud hosted, on-demand, and with its own event generator – no need to configure anything! Fundamentals walks through use cases like Routing and Data Reduction, and through important concepts like sources, destinations, routes, pipelines, and functions.
This 30-minute course walks through a simple use case of connection a Splunk Universal Forwarder to S3. With this technique, Stream makes it affordable to store much larger volumes of data in more affordable destinations like S3.
This 30-minute course walks through ad-hoc data collection, which can replay data from low-cost storage.
Monthly virtual user groups, bi-weekly office hours, and myriad ways to catch us live, we can’t wait to whiteboard with you in IRL.
Packs are like the easy button to share configurations and workflows across multiple worker groups or organizations for common sources to common destinations and for specific use cases. You can roll your own to share with the community or check out the ones already “packed up” and ready to go.
When you become a Cribl user, you don’t just get the benefit of gaining control over your observability data, you also get access to our user community. Join our Slack to ask questions, learn from other users, and share your own experiences as your expertise develops. As a member of the Cribl Community, you agree to abide by the Code of Conduct. If you’re curious, turn to page 1.
