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If you're open to suggestions, right now I feel that there's a huge market opportunity for a SaaS Splunk killer with more reasonable pricing. Having a great ana
by dnsworks 16y ago
If you're open to suggestions, right now I feel that there's a huge market opportunity for a SaaS Splunk killer with more reasonable pricing. Having a great analytics UI is 1/4 of the problem there.
- mkrecny 16y agoI totally agree - but don't you think there are bigger fish to fry than Splunk, i.e. mixpanel?
- HackrNwsDesignr 16y agoMixpanel is a great tool, and I think their niche is gaining popularity because start ups want an easy way to see their data. Data visualization is very interesting to me. Have you started working on a mobile component?
- mkrecny 16y agoIf you mean gathering data from mobile devices my answer is: Any cloud-based app or any mobile app that has a cloud component can leverage the RESTful API. Also see, http://www.localytics.com/ http://www.localytics.com/ for a vanilla mobile analytics solution. If your question is 'is the dashboard mobile device viewable' then: Not really. Most of the javascript that powers the dashboard isn't touch-screen compatible, sadly.
- dnsworks 16y agoProbably, but with a good pricing model and an easy to use system (maybe a ssl-wrapped caching proxy or an ssl vpn) to send the logs over the wire for processing and storage would attract the attention of the devops world (which is worth about $3.50) Then you could just tell everybody, "it's like splunk, but in the cloud, and affordable". Fame, fortune, and the critical logs of hundreds of new startups would quickly be yours.