If you do have those requirements, Splunk Docs is a great place to get started, and you can also always avail yourself of Splunk Professional Services so that you don't have to worry about any of the setup. We've specifically chosen only straightforward technologies to implement here (avoiding ones that have lots of complications), but if at any point you feel like you need more traditional documentation for the deployment or usage of Splunk, Splunk Docs has you covered with over 10,000 pages of docs (let alone other languages!).īecause simpler is almost always better when getting started, we are also not worrying about more complicated capabilities like Search Head Clustering, Indexer Clustering, or anything else of a similar vein.
This doc is intended to be an easy guide to onboarding data from Splunk, as opposed to comprehensive set of docs. You can also look for answers or post your questions on. Feel free to ask questions of your Sales Engineer or Professional Services Engineer, if you run into trouble. So, go on and dive right in! And don't forget, Splunk is here to make sure you're successful. And when you're reading about ingesting Sysmon logs, for example, it's a convenient way to keep track of the fact that you already installed the forwarder in order to onboard your Windows Security logs. Since this info will be stored locally in your browser, you won't have to worry about it affecting anyone else's view of the document. We suggest clicking the "Mark Complete" button above to remind yourself of those you've completed. Many of them will be shared across multiple products. How to use these docs: We've broken the docs out into different segments that get linked together. While these guides won't cover every single possible option for installation or configuration, they will give you the most common, easiest way forward. Splunk has lots of docs, so why are we creating more? The primary goal of the DSOGs is to provide you with a curated, easy-to-digest view of the most common ways that Splunk users ingest data from our most popular sources, including how to configure the systems that will send us data (such as turning on AWS logging or Windows Security's process-launch logs, for example). Welcome to the Splunk Data Source Onboarding Guides (DSOGs)!
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