From Archive to Insight: Ingest Splunk DDSS Data Directly into Cribl Lake
If you’re a Splunk user relying on Dynamic Data Self Storage (DDSS) or Active Archive (DDAA), you’re likely familiar with this frustrating loop.
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Your Collector, Your Rules: Introducing BYOC and the OpenTelemetry Distribution Builder
Join the live stream at 11 am ET, here. OpenTelemetry’s super-power has always been: Choice. Yet, most observability vendors still insist you run their collector. Today we’re removing that last point of friction. With Bring Your Own Collector (BYOC), Bindplane now accepts any upstream-compatible build, recognizes exactly which receivers, processors, and exporters it contains, and adapts the UI and configuration workflow on the fly.
Bindplane Launch Week 1 [June 2-6] - Day 2 - Custom OTel Collectors
The point of OpenTelemetry has been to give you a choice. Yet, most observability vendors still insist you run their collector. We’re removing that last point of friction. With Bring Your Own Collector (BYOC), Bindplane now accepts any upstream-compatible build, recognizes exactly which receivers, processors, and exporters it contains, and adapts the UI and configuration workflow on the fly. No forks, no vendor stamp—just the collector you already trust, fully managed by Bindplane.
Custom Collectors | Bindplane Launch Week 1 Day 2
The point of OpenTelemetry has been to give you a choice. Yet, most observability vendors still insist you run their collector. We’re removing that last point of friction.
Top five metrics to monitor in IIS Logs
When managing and troubleshooting IIS (Internet Information Services) web server performance, logs are a critical resource. They capture detailed information about every request and response so your team can detect issues quickly. Let’s walk through the main IIS log formats, explore a sample log file, and break down five key types of IIS metrics you should monitor.
Graylog vs ELK: Which Log Management Solution Fits Your Stack?
Your app logs start simple—maybe a few print() or logging.info() calls. But in production, things get noisy. Thousands of log lines per minute, scattered across services, and it’s hard to know what matters. This is when tools like Graylog and the ELK stack help. They let you collect, search, and make sense of logs, but they do it in different ways. This guide breaks down how each one handles setup, scale, and day-to-day use.
Unify telemetry, own your pipeline: New integrations for Windows, Network Telemetry, and Cloud Storage
Today, we're expanding on the integrations front, and launching new integrations for Windows events, network telemetry, and cloud storage. Here's a quick tour of what's new and why it matters.
Quickly Visualize Your Cribl Edge Environment with the New Search Pack
Have you heard that Search Packs are now officially generally available?
Sigma Specification 2.0: What You Need to Know
Sigma rules have become the security team equivalent of LEGO bricks and systems. With LEGO, people can build whatever they can imagine by connecting different types of bricks. With Sigma Specification 2.0 rules, security teams can create vendor-agnostic detections without being limited by proprietary log formats. In response to the Sigma rules’ popularity, the team that built them updated them in August 2024, giving security teams new capabilities.
Bindplane Launch Week 1 [June 2-6] - Day 1 - New Integrations
Today, we're expanding on the integrations front, and launching new integrations for Windows events, network telemetry, and cloud storage. Here's a quick tour of what's new and why it matters.