Outcold Solutions Blog
Release notes, implementation guides, and practical monitoring notes for Kubernetes, OpenShift, Docker, and Splunk.
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On this podcast, Denis Gladkikh, Head of Engineering at Outcold Solutions, introduces his company and discusses how Outcold Solutions is helping businesses monitor containerized environments in Splunk.
One problem our collectord solves for our customers is support for multi-line messages, including lines generated by rendering pretty JSON messages.
When you can avoid it, I suggest you avoid it. As an example, if you want to see pretty JSON messages for development, you can keep a configuration flag (which can be an environment variable) that changes how messages are rendered. But if you are dealing with software you did not write, read below.
We are happy to welcome you to the blog of our company, Outcold Solutions. We are a small company co-founded by two engineers. Our company focuses on building powerful Splunk applications for monitoring and log forwarding from Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift clusters.
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.
