Outcold Solutions Blog
Release notes, implementation guides, and practical monitoring notes for Kubernetes, OpenShift, Docker, and Splunk.
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In this blog post, we will show you how you can configure your ingesting pipeline with Splunk HTTP Event Collector to get the best performance of your Splunk Configuration. We will focus on which metrics to monitor and suggestions about when you need to Scale your Splunk deployments.
Yesterday we released a patch for Monitoring Kubernetes, OpenShift, and Docker, with version 5.16.361. This patch release focused on stability and compatibility improvements for the latest versions of Kubernetes and OpenShift.
Compared to OpenShift 3.11, OpenShift 4.x looks completely different. In the first releases of OpenShift 4.x we suggested missing features, one of them was integration with the Web Console.
We have helped many of our customers forward various logs from their Kubernetes and OpenShift environments to Splunk. We have learned a lot, and that has helped us build many features in Collectord. And we do understand that some of the features could be hard to discover, so we would like to share our guide on how to set up proper forwarding of application logs to Splunk.
We are thrilled to announce a beta version of Collectord solutions that will help you forward Kubernetes and OpenShift logs to QRadar (Syslog).
The major feature of this release is self-monitoring of Collectord. With the metrics published to Splunk from Collectord, you can easily monitor the performance of the logging pipeline and Splunk HEC input. We have included many small bug fixes and usability improvements in this release as well.
This release includes a lot of minor improvements for stability and usability and several new features. We will highlight just a few of them. For the full list, please go to the release notes (links below this page).
We have released a patch release for Collectord that includes a few new features, performance and memory improvements.
Version 5.14 of our applications and Collectord is available.
Today we are happy to announce a new addition to the family of our applications that helps you to monitor your infrastructure in Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud. We have released the Monitoring Linux application together with the collectorforlinux package, built on top of the Collectord forwarder.
Outcold Solutions builds applications for Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud. Our certified monitoring solutions, powered by Collectord, bring logs, metrics and events from Kubernetes, OpenShift and Docker clusters, Linux and macOS hosts, and Windows containers into Splunk, with the dashboards and alerts that help developers watch their applications and operators keep their clusters healthy. Our search apps query Kubernetes and AWS live from the search bar, with nothing to ingest, and OS AI Agent puts the model you choose to work inside Splunk, with each user's own permissions. Since 2017 we have been helping businesses keep what they need to answer complex questions about their infrastructure in one place.
