Publisert: 16. august 2010
Splunk 4.1 is our newest release and adds the ability to search, report and create dashboards on live streaming data. Traditional technologies direct users down two separate paths: either data warehouses for big data historical analysis, or real-time monitoring. This results in forced trade-offs due to fundamentally different technology architectures. Splunk 4.1 now uniquely combines the ability to search, monitor and analyze both streaming data and terabytes of historical data, all from the same interface.
Splunk 4.1 also gives you the ability to schedule PDF report delivery, create workflows directly from events or fields in results, automatically drill down from charts or graphs, integrate to enterprise single sign-on architectures and much more.
Learn more about Splunk 4.1 below.
Real time Search
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Splunk 4.1 brings the full power of search, reports and dashboards to live
streaming IT data. In the Search user interface you can now choose from a new
time range option called 'Real-time Search' to search on live data before being
indexed – delivering a true real-time view. Use familiar boolean operators to
limit, widen or define your search, and utilize the Splunk search language for
powerful statistical reporting commands to update transaction counts, calculate
metrics and even look for specific conditions within a rolling time
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Live Dashboards and Views
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You can create live dashboards in a few clicks, which integrate multiple
charts and views of your real-time data. See incidents and attacks as they
occur, monitor application SLAs in real time, correlate and analyze events on
streaming data and track live transactions and online activity. Splunk 4.1 now
provides the ability to create dashboards that combine live and historical
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Scale To All Your Streaming Data Souces
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Splunk 4.1 uniquely combines the ability to search, monitor and analyze both
live streaming data and terabytes of historical data, all from the same
interface. Splunk 4.1 also adds an innovative, patent-pending implementation of
real-time search using a MapReduce-based approach, which delivers extreme
scalability and enables the new real-time capabilities to scale linearly across
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Single Sign-On
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Splunk 4.1 Integrates with enterprise single sign-on solutions for
transparent authentication of third-party credentials, simplifying credential
management. This allows you to extend Splunk to more non-technical users, or
mash-up Splunk searches and reports with your other internal or external
websites to bring data to wherever your users need. Integrate Splunk to existing
single sign-on solutions, such as CAS, Oracle Identity Management, RSA
Passlogix, Sun OpenSSO, SiteMinder, Tivoli, etc. Deliver transparent
authentication using common, open standards to extend your IT data to the users
who need it without confusion, cost or complexity. |
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PDF Reports
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This new feature allows users to create a PDF-formatted report from any
dashboard, view, search or report within Splunk and schedule the delivery of
these reports in PDF format via email. Now you can share meaningful information
about your IT environment with others in the organization, even non-Splunk
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Event Level Workflows
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This new feature allows you to create workflows directly from data in search
results and automate required next steps, such as opening a trouble ticket,
blocking an IP address, looking up a product ID in an external database,
launching a follow-up search or even geolocating an IP address on Google Maps.
This creates a more seamless and efficient integration into operational
workflows. |
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Eventtype Finder
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IT data is dynamic and often originates from sources that are undocumented or
unknown. This feature helps you better classify this chaotic data by discovering
potential event types, by looking for recurring patterns that signify events of
a similar structure or type. Other systems need to be explicitly programmed for
a particular structure, but with Splunk analyzing your data, new event types
surface almost by themselves. |