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Syncsort With Splunk
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Jake Anderson
2017-06-08 16:02:38 UTC
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Hi

Is there anybody in the group who have used syncsort with Splunk ?

My understanding about Splunk is that it is just a log analuzer. Apart from
this what are the other benefits that other monitoring products do not
provide ?

Can someone shed your experience on the above.

This is purely for the knowledge purpose not resolving any issue.

Regards
Jake

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Pew, Curtis G
2017-06-08 16:53:36 UTC
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On Jun 8, 2017, at 11:03 AM, Jake Anderson <***@GMAIL.COM<mailto:***@GMAIL.COM>> wrote:

Is there anybody in the group who have used syncsort with Splunk ?

We forward our OPERLOG to Splunk, although we don’t use Syncsort’s forwarder. (I wrote my own; it wasn’t that hard.)

Our main motivation was to show that the mainframe group are “team players” since everyone else around here was investing in Splunk, but it is actually quite useful. We’ve set up a few regular reports of classes of ABENDs or other errors we like to keep track of, and it allows us to go back and do searches for messages when an issue arises that we hadn’t foreseen.


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Jake Anderson
2017-06-10 13:05:49 UTC
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I have used syncsort in Mainframe but don't know how splunk would speak to
syncsort running in zOS.

Is there any architecture diagram or Manual which can help me to understand
?
Post by Jake Anderson
Is there anybody in the group who have used syncsort with Splunk ?
We forward our OPERLOG to Splunk, although we don’t use Syncsort’s
forwarder. (I wrote my own; it wasn’t that hard.)
Our main motivation was to show that the mainframe group are “team
players” since everyone else around here was investing in Splunk, but it is
actually quite useful. We’ve set up a few regular reports of classes of
ABENDs or other errors we like to keep track of, and it allows us to go
back and do searches for messages when an issue arises that we hadn’t
foreseen.
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Blaicher, Christopher Y.
2017-06-10 14:27:12 UTC
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It is not Splunk speaking to Syncsort the MFX sort product, it is the Syncsort Ironstream product sending data to Splunk.

See http://www.syncsort.com/en/Products/Mainframe/Ironstream

If you download the trial copy from there you get the manual.

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I have used syncsort in Mainframe but don't know how splunk would speak to syncsort running in zOS.

Is there any architecture diagram or Manual which can help me to understand ?
Post by Jake Anderson
Is there anybody in the group who have used syncsort with Splunk ?
We forward our OPERLOG to Splunk, although we don’t use Syncsort’s
forwarder. (I wrote my own; it wasn’t that hard.)
Our main motivation was to show that the mainframe group are “team
players” since everyone else around here was investing in Splunk, but
it is actually quite useful. We’ve set up a few regular reports of
classes of ABENDs or other errors we like to keep track of, and it
allows us to go back and do searches for messages when an issue arises
that we hadn’t foreseen.
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