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Sponsored by:  Precisely

 

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Splunk’s powerful IT operations analytics platform helps you optimize the performance and availability of IT systems and applications, while controlling IT costs and resources. However, IBM i systems have been left out of most Splunk environments because the machine data they generate is unique and requires specialized skills to work with.

Ironstream collects and feeds IBM i log data to Splunk, ensuring a true 360-degree view of your IT landscape. Having this view into all your systems in one tool allows you to predict, prevent and fix problems fast, all while optimizing your investment in these large systems.

Join this webinar to learn how customers turn IBM i log data into real-time insights with Ironstream for Splunk.

During this program you will see:

  • Key customer use cases in IT Operations Analytics
  • Challenges of integrating IBM i log data in Splunk and how to overcome them
  • Demo of Ironstream for Splunk leveraging IBM i data sources
Ian Hartley
Senior Director, Product Management - Precisely
Ian Hartley is a Senior Director of Product Management at Precisely, developing solutions for both Splunk and Elastic. He has a close working relationship with both organizations and uses his IT knowledge to build great results. Ian has worked in the software industry since the late 80s, with experience that spans several development and architecture roles, in many different technology stacks and environments. 
Andrew Farley
Sales Engineer - Precisely
Andrew Farley is a Sales Engineer, helping companies gain visibility into their mainframe and IBM i systems through the Precisely Ironstream family of products. He has been working with the mainframe for 8 years, and is based in Raleigh, NC. 

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