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by cthuen 2y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a founder at Gravwell, a log analytics startup I agree, even when applicable LLMs are relegated to analyzing subselected data, so logs have to go somewhere else first. I think understanding logs is brain intensive becau
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by cthuen 6y ago
Hey snisarenko, you could use the Gravwell Community Edition which is free up to 2GB/day. 4GB/day if you participate in the current alpha testing program. https://www.gravwell.io/download Disclaimer: I'm one
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by cthuen 8y ago
We haven't published a lot on the backend architecture, but there's some info in the docs. I think it would be interesting to chat. Can you hit me up at info@gravwell.io?
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by cthuen 8y ago
I get what you're saying. I don't think you're wrong. This isn't currently a priority for us but I hope that someday someone builds something like that. That's one of the aspirations of releasing a Community Edition
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by cthuen 8y ago
Its a bit of a different paradigm. From a deployment perspective we are a few static binaries and we don't require that you fully understand your data prior to ingesting and operating on it. The storage system is a bit different too,
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by cthuen 8y ago
It's easy to deploy to the cloud and right now we're doing that on a customer-by-customer basis. As we grow I could see turning it into a formal SaaS offering or finding a partner to do so.
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by cthuen 8y ago
Shit, I know the frustration. This one's on me. I'm Corey, one of the co-founders. Pricing is a big "it depends" but average cost savings over Splunk are 30%. For starters, a single node Basic unlimited data license is $