Splunk App For Nimble Storage

[avs46]

I was just wondering if NimbleStorage have an app for Splunk? Kinda similar to what NetApp has: Splunk App for NetApp Data ONTAP | IT Operations Management | Splunk Apps

[rugby0134]

Actually - Nimble is the Only certified storage array for Spunk! Splunk Technology Partners | Splunk

[avs46]

to serve as the storage yes, but NetApp has the application in the apps.splunk.com for health monitoring (Splunk App for NetApp Data ONTAP | IT Operations Management | Splunk Apps)

I could not find any apps for NiumbleStorage.

[edayeh69 · Accepted solution]

Hi Alex,

I believe what you get from the Netapp Splunk app is a subset of what you already get for free from Nimble Infosight. The beauty of Infosight is you get richer functionality and data, and there is no app to install and maintain since it is cloud based. Any features we introduce to Infosight will be available to you from day one! We are only just getting started

Regards,

Ezat

[avs46]

We use Splunk to bring all data from different sources into single platform. Infosight is great, but does not help with data cobsolidation.

[mano65]

Hi Alex,

Few weeks ago Neil Glick has posted a blog post regarding the syslog server connection feature that does exactly what you need.

It's available here: http://glicksgraymatter.blogspot.co.il/2015/01/nimble-storage-syslog-with-splunk.html

[sdaniel47]

Alex --

I'm interested in capturing a set of requirements for a Splunk app.  Please email me as Stephen.Daniel@nimblestorage.com -- I'd like to set up a time to talk.

Thanks.

-- Steve

[stuart_kinnear]

Stephen

I notice there is now a Splunk App available.

I installed it today - but it's a bit vague on documentation.

I've configured it, but is the only way to see content is to search on the data input?

Stuart

[katusavage119]

Hi Alex,

Here's the link to the Technology Add-On for Splunk Enterprise:

Nimble Storage Technology Add-On for Splunk Enterprise | Splunk Apps

Cheers,

Kat

[stuart_kinnear]

Thanks Kat

But as I said it's documentation is rather vague.