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ITOps and SecOps teams struggle to understand complex operational environments spanning multiple clouds, container-based deployments, and ever-expanding security surfaces.
Given the increased investment in technologies to navigate the new normal, healthcare organizations will not only need a way to manage the continuing growth rate of data, but they will also require analytics to better understand the behavior of those applications and data. Concurrently, they will need tools to better combat cybercrime and streamline security breach investigations.
GeoIP enrichment of logs is critical to understanding patterns in your environment and ensuring compliance. In this webinar, learn how to use LogStream’s GeoIP Function to add valuable geographical information to your events, given an IP address.
Independence with respect to observability means being able to choose the best tools and approaches. Challenges to this independence can come both externally and internally. Vendors, other teams, and budget concerns can restrict your choices and seek to control how you observe your systems. At the same time, different team goals within an organization have evolved to become more specific, making the need for independence more important.
GeoIP enrichment of logs is critical to understanding patterns in your environment and ensuring compliance. In this webinar, learn how to use LogStream’s GeoIP Function to add valuable geographical information to your events, given an IP address.
Data engineers are essential for analytics success in today’s enterprises, and they use a range of tools for data delivery. ITOps often solves the same challenges, but take different paths for implementation.
When ingesting data from syslog senders, Cribl LogStream can readily trim data volume by 30% or more, optimizing infrastructure for downstream services like Splunk or Elasticsearch.
Given the increased use of digital channels to deepen relationships with their customers, banking and financial services organizations will not only need a way to manage the continuing growth rate of data, but they will also require analytics to better understand the behavior of those applications and data. Concurrently, they will need tools to better combat cybercrime and streamline security breach investigations.
Cribl continues to add new data sources for LogStream, to make your observability efforts more comprehensive. Starting with LogStream 2.4, you can now pull timeseries metrics from Prometheus targets on configurable time intervals. LogStream processes, shapes, and routes data to a variety of destinations for storage and further analysis.
Enriching via lookups is very powerful, but as your enrichment data set grows, CSV files become inadequate. In LogStream 2.4, we introduced a Redis function, which provides a more scalable way to do lookups.