how the service/product is licensed/purchased (for some organization it might be important if the price can be counted agains OPEX or CAPEX, for example)įor a finance company there can be also some compliance issues which might need to be looked into (and I don't have a ready answer which option would be better for your particular needs especially since the law can differ greatly across the world). where the data is stored (your infrastructure vs. who manages the environment (your own team or Splunk) Splunk Enterprise is mainly maintained by the data center and here you need to simply style up the structure of the hardware while the Splunk cloud is mainly hosted on the cloud server and entire set of the configurations as well as the maintenance is completely done by Splunk. You can use it to collect machine data from across the enterprise, search it, derive business insights from it, and leverage it for monitoring and reporting. It is currently provided in AWS and Google Cloud. Other than that there is no significant difference in available functionality. Splunk Cloud Platform provides Splunk Enterprise, a popular big data management solution, as a managed service. Whether in the cloud, private cloud, or on-premises, discover what it takes to use the Splunk Platform to search, analyze, visualize and act on your data. Whatever your need, whatever your scale, we have pricing options that fit.
There are also some differences in possible methods of getting events (you can't send your syslogs directly to Cloud, you must use local forwarder whereas with Splunk Enterprise you could set up a UDP input directly on your indexer even though it's not a very good idea). Optimize applications performance and your customer experiences with our observability solutions. There are minor technical differences due to the fact that with Splunk Cloud you don't have direct access to servers and some settings are either deployed differently by automation scripts running "behind the scenes" in Cloud infrastructure or you have to request some changes through support.
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