We run the platform,
you use it.
We take over availability, upgrades, patches, capacity and cost of your platform, against an agreed service level. You no longer have to work out who is doing that upgrade, or wait until a colleague is back from holiday. What stays with you is the use: the questions you want answered.
Managed Platform Services.
Full management of your Splunk environment: available, secure, current and scalable. We run the platform, you use it. No more discussion about who was going to do that upgrade.
- Availability and recovery according to the agreed service level
- Patches, upgrades and lifecycle management, planned and tested
- Capacity management: sizing, indexes, retention and storage tiers
- Security and access management, including periodic review of rights
- Changes through a fixed process, with a rollback plan
- Hosted with us or remote in your environment, single or multi tenant
No more key person.
In many organisations Splunk hangs on one individual. If they go on holiday or leave, things stall. We take that dependency over, with documentation and a team instead of a name.
Discuss your questionFour things that come back every month.
Availability and recovery.
Monitoring, follow-up and recovery within the agreed window. With a rollback plan, because most outages start with a change.
Patches and upgrades.
Planned, tested and announced. Never on a Friday afternoon, and never without you knowing what changes.
Capacity and cost.
Sizing, indexes, retention and storage tiers. If your volume grows, you hear about it before the licence does.
Access and rights.
Who may do what, and is that still correct? Reviewed periodically, because rights accumulate and rarely disappear on their own.
When was your last upgrade?.
If that answer takes longer than the question, that is the conversation we want to have.