If you were using the Splunk App for Infrastructure (SAI) and / or other Splunk apps for infrastructure — *nix, Windows, and VMware — you’ve probably enjoyed the ease and quickness these apps offered to get started with basic infrastructure monitoring tasks. These apps have helped many of our customers embrace Splunk when it comes to monitoring hosts, alerting on critical metrics, grouping hosts for better visibility, and correlating host metrics with log data for faster investigations. We understand change is never easy, but trust us when we say, migrating from these legacy apps and adopting the new Splunk IT Essentials Work (ITE Work) app will be both worthwhile and beneficial.
We recently sent out an End of Sale email announcement to some users, but it’s important to note that this does not mean End of Support. Splunk will provide support to users of all legacy Splunk apps for infrastructure for two years after the last update. We know there are a lot of fans of these apps, and that’s why we’re excited to have you start using IT Essentials Work (ITE Work) with more flexibility in content updates, and a consolidated user experience. Here are three reasons why
ITE Work is now available for both cloud and on-prem customers, and we are consolidating dashboards and reports for the following applications:
To learn more about all the free apps, refer to a previous blog post, "IT Essentials Work: A Centralized App for All Things ITOps." If you use one or more of the apps I mentioned above, contact your account team to see if ITE Work is right for you.
This blog post was co-authored by Thomas Booth and Subu Baskaran.
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