Splunk Enterprise Reviews

The easy of setup and integration makes this one of my favorites As well as the real time dashboard

Not much i don't like yet, but maybe the interface can do with an update

Ease of use, really convenient, specially for logs reporting and search with the indexer

Can be tricky to use sometimes without the proper training

Makes it easy to identify trends within your environment. Once everything is aggregated it makes it easy for example, to see the knock on events of a network outage throughout the environment.

Web user interface is a bit clunky. Its very polished interface, but in many cases it's style over substance. When I'm debugging an issue I want to be able to drill down into the problem fast, and the shiny interface can be sluggish and slow you down.h

Splunk is a great tool for cyber security professionals wanting to build out their security infrastructure.

There are other options out there that doesn't require as much configuration.

It helped me enormously in my job as IT INC Management including detailed reports and alerting any necessary information.

It has a somewhat complex paring curve and there are no simple tutorials or parallel design of tutorials for new managers

great monitoring tool. We have been using it for monitoring puposes, creating visualizations and dashboards which helps us to keep track of how our service is behaving. easy UI and excellent search analysis

UI can be a bit more intuitive and dashboards support can be made btr and easy

Data visualization is very clear and easy to use.

The possible to share with many people data and dashboards.

Splunk Enterprise is a great tool for security analytics, IT operations, and business intelligence. I especially like the way it can help me identify potential threats and improve our IT infrastructure.

The pricing for Splunk Enterprise may be out of reach for some small businesses.

Splunk Enterprise's versatility is highly valued by its users, as it is capable of analyzing and managing data from a variety of sources, including machine data, logs, and structured and unstructured data formats. This makes it a valuable tool for organizations with diverse data management needs. In addition, users appreciate the software's efficiency in processing and analyzing large volumes of data quickly, allowing them to make faster and more informed decisions. This is particularly important for organizations that need to respond to data in real-time, as Splunk Enterprise's speed and efficiency can help them stay ahead of the curve.

Splunk Enterprise to be complex and difficult to use, particularly for those who are not familiar with data analysis and management tools. The software has a range of features and capabilities, which can be overwhelming.

I used a lot of SIEMs in my career,
Splunk is the best one out there.
Comfortable, Easy to use, Great big data platform.

Easy to use, versatile, A lot of options, dashboards

splunk is the best tool for real time analysis and monitoring tool and also it is providing the powerful threat incident response.

from my perspective, these no downside of the splunk . but about costing is too much for single user

The simplified user interface which presents logs in a readable format. Also it's ability to quickly identify integration issues

A mechanism to hide system generated logs that are unimportant would be great

Best tracking and data analysis tool which help to monitor and manage the server and system component in very effective way. Real time Visualization helps to take the quick decision so that desired action can be taken to avoid failure.Best data collection in the forms of log and which helps to define the best set of automation jobs to fix the issue.

There are few components or observation like,1. most of the time observes the slowness in the performance.2. Sometime observe the delay in the issue or updated log reflection on the portal. 3. Need more storage to manage and maintain the lo g which impact organizational costing and budget.

- Free to use for small 500MB or less daily ingress, quite nice for small use cases and learning
- No development work required to deploy and provide value.
- Deployment flexibility: client agents are available to use, or clientless configurations for multiple OS platforms. It's also very easy to deploy, not just flexible. its a very simple affair.
- Segmentation of logs: You can create separate instances of of logs to aggregate, based on organization needs. And those instances can have their own individual storage policies to optimize consumption of storage resources.
- Configuration design: Thoughtful and mature documentation and design of the application regarding enterprise-class scaling on network storage.
-POWERFUL tools: The user interface lends itself to learning more about your organization from the logs you collect, through metrics of trends of the logs being gathered. There are also specific modules/add-ons for popular applications to provide more value and event-based monitoring, all without having to develop in-house dashboards and intelligence of those logs.
- Customization: You can create your own queries of logs, and event-based alerts.
- Web-based GUI that clean is powerful
- Sales/Technical Reps are top notch in fielding questions and evaluating environment for deployment. They were extremely helpful in helping our organization develop procedures and scaling our environment for expansion with our existing infrastructure.

- Price: This product is not free for more than the minimal use. Pricing can be very expensive, relative to open source offerings. That is the trade-off you pay for not having in-house development of open source offerings. As this product is priced based on gigabytes of indexed logs, it is important to understand the scope of licensing necessary for your environment to determine if it is a good fit for your organization.
- Watch your saved queries and hardware resources: Users have the ability to create and save queries. Like in database queries, some are more efficient than others. Large inefficient queries can be very resource-intensive. If you notice slowness in day-to-day queries, or navigation in the UI, or resource use in contention, keep an eye on saved queries and user practices.

We use this as our SIEM. The ability to have the data ingest, visualization, alerting and correlation all in one product is very important to me from a security standpoint. We're cloud-first so having that ability with large cloud providers is important to me (AWS, Okta, GCP, etc)

The cost can be a little concerning and htere is a bit of a learning curve when you first get into Splunk. User groups, their forum and pro serv all help with that.

I think Splunk is first and best software in the field, easy to use, does what it had promised,

pricing could be better, they could be more flexible, support is a bit slow