Most of the time, when I go to a customer and ask them, "What is your log size, and what do you need it for?" They can't understand or give a straight answer based on log size. In my whole experience of four to five years, I've been using this site, and I have not faced any miscalculations or misjudgments while assigning a storage. Okay, so we are getting like 80% to 90% of accurate storage as of now. When I say rough estimates, it's accurate, like 80 or 90%. This is a very good side for getting a rough estimate of storage for the indicator. The link mentioned in the document should take you straight into calculating the index storage, which has been used by most of the Splunk consultants, and this is not officially connected to Splunk or authorised by Splunk authorises it.You can see it's not supported by Splunk, and it is completely independent, probably built by one of the Splunkers to help other fellow Splunkkers. The storage is the important part of your indexes, and the storage would have always been greater than 200 I'm up for getting a rough estimate on storage for the indexer. We will now go forward with calculating storage. Till now, we have learned about licences, licence size, number of indexes, number of searches, heavy forwarder deployment, servers, and licence managers, including why we need to have clustering and high availability options. Estimation of Storage for Indexersįinally, there is one last option, "User," for determining your storage.
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