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Analyze Log Data Quicker
Organizations are improving security, application and infrastructure performance—and maximizing business outcomes with effective log analytics planning.
Here are the best practices and considerations to show you the way.
Identify Trends for Ingest Rates
Accommodate your future needs for performance and capacity.
Determine How Long You Need to Retain Log Data
Fine tune your data retention policies to optimize costs and minimize liability.
Consider Regulatory Issues Affecting Log Analytics
Provide verifiable measures to govern the usage, transport, and storage of your data.
Evaluate New Data Sources and Formats
Forecast and prepare for new requirements due to upcoming data transformation pipeline changes.
Prepare for Changing Business Realities
Align your log analytics infrastructure planning with the broader corporate strategy.
Decide Ongoing Query Requirements
Identify the future volumes of different query types, such as ad hoc or point queries.
Address Data Management Challenges
Plan for impacts on log data formatting and delivery caused by changes in the environment.
Plan Your Data Transformations
Ensure that your data transformation tools and applications are sufficient for your future needs.
Don’t Forget Your Data Protection and Availability Needs
Designate your log data’s criticality and sensitivity in your security and backup/Restore policies.
