Likelihood to Recommend Advantages - if you'd like to re-shape/manipulate data, Cribl LogStream comes to help! - If you'd like to enrich data within data pipeline without any struggle, Cribl LogStream is the one! - If you'd like to reduce data size, cribl is the one! Disadvantages - there is ML/AI module for streaming data. - There is no sigma integration for security use cases.
Read full review For small companies, Graylog is the best solution possible. It's easy to configure and "just works." Above everything else, it's free. The only thing I hold against it is the fact that it's Linux-based. [This] makes sense because Elasticsearch is Linux-based. But Linux adds a layer of complexity that we don't need for something basic as a logging server. I'm pretty sure that we would have had a logging server years earlier if I had to convince quite a few decision-making people to go ahead with it anyway.
Read full review Pros data manipulation Data enrichment re-shape your data from any format to any onboard any data from anywhere Read full review Graylog does a great job of its core function: log aggregation, retention, and searching. Graylog has a very flexible configuration. The backend for storage is Elasticsearch and MongoDB is used to store the configuration. You have to option to make your configuration as simple as possible by storing everything on one box, or you can scale everything out horizontally by using a cluster of Elasticsearch nodes and MongoDB servers with several Graylog servers pointed to all the necessary nodes. Graylog does a good job of abstracting away a fair portion of Elasticsearch index management (sharding, creation, deletion, rotation, etc). Read full review Cons Implementation of sigma use cases within data pipeline Machine learning features creating pipeline Read full review Support for more log sources Event alerts/emails - Some cases where unable to separate data from multiple clients, and no easy fix API - Limits results to 10,000 and can cause server to lockup on queries that exceed the limit Read full review Support Rating Community support does not give simple straightforward answers; simply search up Graylog Issues and look at some of the responses on the forums. The documentation is your only hope if you are on the free version, as you can NOT purchase only support. The few times I have worked with Graylog Enterprise support they were great though.
Read full review Alternatives Considered -Cribl LogStream has a huge growing community and plugin play packs that help you to onboard and reduce your size within 5 min. -Friendly user interface -The broker feature saves your life against regulations. - field extraction's never been so easy before. - multiple sources and destinations feature to give you an easy playground.
Read full review In terms of log aggregation, the free product fully stacks up with the competitors listed. Full control over the data ingests for flexible configuration. Graylog even better on that front than
AlienVault USM because you cannot configure the variable mapping. We haven't used the threat exchange stuff or correlation. But with regex searches, we have created function dashboards that show threat theater pictures of our network based on logs from our firewall.
Read full review Return on Investment with reshaping and manipulation our indexing rate decrease over %40 Data onboarding SLAs is decrease almost over %50 Read full review Graylog is just less expensive than some other options which meant it fit into our budget otherwise we might not be able to justify a higher cost. Being able to track issues that we normally couldn't track using other tools is a bonus to help us know of any issues we have and can fix before an outage or failure that could potentially cost money. We have had to spend more time than I would like to understand and customize Graylog which has taken time away from other tasks and projects. Read full review ScreenShots