Log Management

rSolutions is able to consolidate and log all business data into comprehensible insights, providing you with enhanced security and business operations. Our Splunk expertise will transform your raw data into valuable business intelligence.

Log data is a second by second representation of your organization’s activity. It is often an untapped resource when it comes to troubleshooting and supporting business objectives.

What Can Log Management Do For Me?

rSolutions’ Log Management solution, powered by Splunk, can collect, store, index, search, correlate, visualize, analyze and report across your entire infrastructure. It allows you to identify problems faster, be proactive and resolve issues before they affect your business. You will also be able to consolidate and index any logs, whether they are structured, unstructured, or complex multi-line application logs.

Log Management gives you the ability to:

Index and store any machine data, regardless of format or location. Collect data from your malware analysis information, configurations, sensor data, wire data from networks, change events, data from APIs, message queues and multi-line logs from custom applications.

Search, correlate and investigate historical and real-time data to reveal new insights. By using familiar search commands to define your search, you can correlate events, based on factors like time and location, across multiple data sources. Use the search assistant to get suggestions and contextual help, to maximize your use of Search Processing Language.

Analyze data by drilling down, revealing trends, spikes and anomalies. Utilize Splunk to easily find any value, across any field, from any data to trace a sequence of events and to quickly find the needle in the haystack. Whether you’re investigating a security alert, an operational outage, a potential data breach, you will get answers in minutes, rather than hours or days.

Turn searches into real-time alerts. Automatically trigger notifications via email or RSS, generate a ticket at a service desk or execute containment and recovery actions. Alerts can be triggered based on a variety of thresholds, conditions and complex searches in order to assist with analysis and issue resolution.