Welcome to InsightFinder!
Leverage InsightFinder's predictive analytics services to extract insights from your Splunk data (and other sources), improve the uptime/availability of your critical services, and reduce your MTTR when incidents occur.
InsightFinder provides the industry's best multivariate anomaly detection, automatic root cause analysis, stream-based free-from text log analysis (identifying rare/burst events, classifying similar events in one group) based on our patented unsupervised statistical machine learning and signal processing technologies. Our product has been tested in some of the largest and most challenging IT environments, from the world's largest technology companies (including Google -- our first customer!), Fortune 500 financial institutions, major telecommunications carriers, and some of the largest healthcare institutions in the world.
Using InsightFinder’s Splunk integration, customers will see over 95% reduction of false alerts, 80-90% storage cost savings through lossless log compression, true visibility into the causal relationships of your IT infrastructure to predict services outages, and intuitive capacity planning.
InsightFinder is the industry's best AIOps engine, delivering insights and analytics in real time and at scale.
InsightFinder is free for small accounts and priced affordably for others.
Single Instance
- Download the installation file by clicking "Download" on the InsightFinder Splunkbase Page, or obtain a copy from us if you are using an on-prem install that requires non-https connection.
- In Splunk’s web interface, go to Manage Apps > Install app from file. Restart Splunk when prompted to.
- After restarting, the setup screen should appear. Enter your Username and License Key as displayed in the Account Info section of the InsightFinder application. This is your only chance to set up the app; otherwise, you will need to do a full uninstall and reinstall.
Cluster
- Download the installation file by clicking "Download" on the InsightFinder Splunkbase Page, or obtain a copy from us if you are using an on-prem install that requires non-https connection.
- On the Search Head Cluster Deployer’s web interface, go to Manage Apps > Install app from file. Restart Splunk when prompted to.
- After restarting, the setup screen should appear. Enter your Username and License Key as displayed in the Account Info section of the InsightFinder application. This is your only chance to set up the app; otherwise, you will need to do a full uninstall and reinstall.
- Copy the app to the shcluster folder:
cp -r $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/insightfinderapp $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/shcluster/apps/
- Distribute the app with $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk apply shcluster-bundle ...
Note that the app does not need to be installed on any indexer/search peer.
Do a full uninstall of the application (see below), then install using the latest app file.
To start sending data to InsightFinder, navigate to the Search page within the app. Make sure that you have projects set up as appropriate for the type of data and streaming method that you plan to use. If not, please review the steps outlined above.
For log streaming analysis, append the following to any query that would return data you’d like to push to InsightFinder:
| sort _time
| reportmetrics projectName=YOUR_PROJECT_NAME mode=LogStreaming serverUrl=INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVER chunkSize=300By default, the app sends processed event_message data. If needed, switching from processed data to raw data can be done as demonstrated below. If you do not have a specific use case for sending raw data, you should not set this parameter.
For sending raw data, append sendRaw=True to the end of your query:
| sort _time
| reportmetrics projectName=YOUR_PROJECT_NAME mode=LogStreaming serverUrl=INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVER sendRaw=TrueThe INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVER parameter denotes the address of Insightfinder application server(If not an on-prem installation use https://app.insightfinder.com) . The CHUNKSIZE parameter is optional and denotes the size (in KB) of each data block transmitted from your Splunk App to the InsightFinder app server. The default value is 200. Please make sure the chunk size is allowed by your local network configuration and within the jetty configuration limitation on InsightFinder app server. https://app.insightfinder.com currently can accept the chunk size below 500KB.
To continually send data, please refer to Splunk’s documentation on scheduling searches.
For log replay analysis, the same command is appended, except the mode is set to LogReplay:
| sort _time
| reportmetrics projectName=YOUR_PROJECT_NAME mode=LogReplay serverUrl=INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVERFor metrics analysis, both streaming and replay, please make sure timestamp is named as _time and the host name is named as host. You can use the rename command to meet the naming requirements, as demonstrated below.
For metrics streaming analysis, you should append the following to your query:
| eval _time = strptime('YOUR_TIMESTAMP_NAME', 'stftime_fmt')
| rename YOUR_HOST_NAME as host
| table _time host LIST_OF_METRICS
| reportmetrics projectName=YOUR_PROJECT_NAME mode=MetricStreaming serverUrl=INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVERSimply denote which metrics you wish to send within the table command in place of LIST_OF_METRICS; for example, if your field names are cpu.usage, cpu.idle, mem_used, network_tx, and network_rx, you could use cpu* mem_used network* as your LIST_OF_METRICS.
For metrics replay analysis, the command is the same, except the mode is set to MetricReplay:
| eval _time = strptime('YOUR_TIMESTAMP_NAME', 'stftime_fmt')
| rename YOUR_HOST_NAME as host
| table _time host LIST_OF_METRICS
| reportmetrics projectName=YOUR_PROJECT_NAME mode=MetricReplay serverUrl=INSIGHTFINDER_APP_SERVERIf you have column(s) that holds a value (ie an aggregated count) and another columns(s) which holds that value field's potential metric names (ie error code types), you can specify those fields by appending the following parameters:
metricValCols="valCol1;valCol2"
metricNameCols="nameCol1a,nameCol1b;nameCol2a,nameCol2b"For each nth metricValCol, the columns that contain that value's name are in the nth metricNameCol. For example, if metricValCol="count" and metricNameCol="error_code,status_code", then the metric reported will be named the value in either error_code or status_code (whichever column is found first), with a value equal to the value in count.
For support, please email support@insightfinder.com
Single Instance
Delete the insightfinderapp folder in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/ and any insightfinderapp folders in user directories under $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/users, then restart Splunk: $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk restart
Cluster
Delete the insightfinderapp folder in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/shcluster/apps/ and distribute with $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk apply shcluster-bundle ... -force true
Updated for full compatibility with
* Single and Clustered environments
* Splunk 7.x and 8.0
* Python 2 and Python 3
Fixed compatibility with Search Head Clusters.
InsightFinder App for Splunk now accepts processed data ("event_message") by default. To send raw data please include the argument "sendRaw" in your search query. Visit the Details page for more information.
InsightFinder App for Splunk now accepts processed data ("event_message") by default. To send raw data please include the argument "sendRaw" in your search query. Visit the Details page for more information.
InsightFinder App for Splunk now sends processed data("event_message") by default instead of raw data. To send raw data you must include an extra parameter "sendRaw" when running query. See the Details page for further information.
* Updated Server URL check to be compatible with InsightFinder back-end change
Improved chunking for replaying large quantity of logs
Updated Readme
Added Setup Screen
Enforced https on InsightFinder app URL
Updated scripts sending data to and fetching data from InsightFinder server.
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