Cribl announced that Cribl Edge, a highly-scalable edge-based data collection system, is now available in AWS Marketplace as an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) add-on.
AWS Marketplace is a digital catalog with thousands of software listings from independent software vendors that make it easy to find, test, buy, and deploy software that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS). As part of Cribl’s relationship with AWS, this milestone helps developers to seamlessly share Amazon EKS data between security and operations teams, optimize observability data collection, and route data to multiple destinations.
Cribl Edge creates a self-service data collection and routing process in EKS, and offers a consistent experience for developers and SREs. Cribl Edge is designed to support today’s modern distributed architectures, giving users the flexibility and control to send data anywhere, instead of being locked in to a single destination. Its intelligent agent efficiently gathers and auto-discovers observability data at its egress point to provide additional cost-effective options for data collection and processing.
Now available as an add-on for Amazon EKS, a managed K8s service to run K8s on AWS and on-premises data centers, users can seamlessly implement observability into new and existing Amazon EKS environments and gain the following benefits of Cribl Edge:
- Simplify data collection by automatically collecting logs, metrics, and application data at scale.
- Reduce vendor lock-in with centrally managed, configured, and version-controlled solution for easy expansion and low cost of ownership.
- Utilize built-in Fleet Management to effortlessly manage tens of thousands of edge nodes.
“Cribl is committed to providing customers with greater choice and control over their data, and this integration with Amazon EKS ensures customers have access to the right tools to manage data collection at scale,” said Ledion Bitincka, Co-Founder & CTO at Cribl. “As the volume of data continues to grow every year, the ability to collect the right data without installing, configuring, and managing multiple, independent agents is critical, and Cribl Edge provides users a seamless solution to achieve the visibility required to manage data collection at scale.”
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