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Implementing Splunk at Enterprise Scale with Flash Storage
Splunk is not an IT experiment anymore – it’s a mission critical application. Thousands of organizations are gaining insight from their machine data and transaction logs using Splunk. One of the greatest risks to any enterprise- level deployment of Splunk is inadequate, under-sized, or non-performant hardware. Organizations frequently try to repurpose existing – and often aging – hardware for Splunk deployments. In most cases the hardware only meets Splunk’s minimum specifications for IOPS and compute sizing. The result often leads to poor performance and unmet expectations. This session will detail how you can get the most out of your Splunk environment using modern all-flash infrastructure, ensuring that you maximize performance and efficiency.
