Splunk
Splunk 4 has a new web-based user interface

Splunk 4 launches with scale and speed hikes

IT search company unveils its latest offering

Phil Muncaster

IT search company Splunk has launched a new version of its technology for managing, securing and auditing IT infrastructure, featuring dramatic improvements in speed, scale and manageability, according to the firm.

Splunk 4 has been re-architected to give the firm's largest customers up to 10 times faster search and two times faster indexing, enhancing IT issue resolution times and incident investigations, the company said.

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Splunk has also improved manageability with a new web-based user interface, enabling business users as well as IT administrators to get the most out of the product, according to the firm's founder, Michael Baum.

"Before, a lot of the functions were under the hood but you'd need an engineer to get to them. Now you can do that through a web-based user interface, " he said.

Splunk 4 features a new framework allowing users to develop and deploy their own custom applications and dashboards running on top of the Splunk engine.

The company also launched three premium offerings - Enterprise Security, PCI Compliance, and Change Management - and promised more for use with technology partners such as F5 and VMware.

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