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Why Cribl Search?

TL;DR

Organizations have:

  • Too much data, in too many formats, in too many places
  • Different query languages required to search data in different tools
  • Huge costs to centralize data
  • Heavy lifts just to identify if data is valuable

The Problem

Greetings Padawan! If you are here, it's safe to assume that you are on a data quest searching for answers. It's also safe to assume that you have a lot of data in many different places. The problem with the traditional search approach is that before you can search your data, you must first find a way to collect it, then transform that data into a common schema/format, and send it to a centralized destination. When you can FINALLY search it (after paying different vendors every step of the way), you have the revelation that "these are not the logs you're looking for."

The Solution

Never fear! Cribl is the Data Engine for IT and Security, and Cribl Search is a vendor-agnostic federated search solution that turns the traditional search model on its head by allowing users to search disparate data at rest; wherever data is -- whether that be an Edge Node, an object storage system, a data lake, or even an API endpoint -- you can search it without having to collect, transform, or store it first.

With native support for platforms such as Amazon Security Lake, AWS S3, Azure Blob, and Google Cloud Storage, Cribl Search enables seamless analysis of data right at its source. Cribl Search makes it possible to search any vendor, any data, from one location using one query language. Let's take a closer look at how it's done.


Query Data Where It Lives

With native support for platforms such as Amazon Security Lake, AWS S3, Azure Blob, and Google Cloud Storage, Cribl Search enables seamless analysis of data right at its source. Enrich your understanding and get more insights by querying live API endpoints from a variety of SaaS providers, including Okta, Zoom, Microsoft Graph, Google Workspace, and more.


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