ExtraHop Networks announced Open Data Stream for MongoDB and Open Data Stream for Elasticsearch.
Building on existing Open Data Stream (ODS) solutions for Splunk and VMware Log Insight, ExtraHop’s open architecture gives enterprise IT the flexibility and freedom to stream valuable data sets from ExtraHop into highly-scalable, and non-proprietary environments, which include the industry’s most popular database, as well as search and analytics engine. With these new capabilities, ExtraHop enables enterprises to set free their most valuable big data.
With today’s announcement, ExtraHop is expanding the means by which enterprises can achieve maximum IT and business value from their data. By combining ExtraHop wire data set with other valuable data in a highly scalable, non-proprietary database like MongoDB, or a powerful search, analytics, and data visualization suite like Elasticsearch ELK stack, customers can achieve:
- Richer and deeper insights by comparing and contrasting data from multiple sources
- Greater control over where critical ITOA data is stored and how it is queried, manipulated, and collected
- Increased flexibility of available business intelligence and analytics tools
“The ELK stack – comprised of Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana – helps thousands of businesses worldwide extract meaningful insights out of their data in real time,” said Steven Schuurman, Elasticsearch co-founder and CEO. “The wire data that ExtraHop’s Open Data Stream can send to the ELK stack will allow businesses to combine it with other machine and human-generated operational data, helping them gain a complete picture of their business so they can draw faster, more comprehensive insights.”
“As IT big data becomes increasingly mission-critical, ITOA and wire data analytics are proving to be powerful sources of insight for IT teams and line-of-business owners,” said Jesse Rothstein, CEO and co-founder of ExtraHop. “Unfortunately, the power of this data has often been curtailed by the siloed approach taken by many ITOA vendors that limits the ways in which businesses combine, visualize, and leverage these resources. At ExtraHop, we’re in the business of helping enterprises maximize the value of their IT data, and our Open Data Stream capabilities and open IT operations architecture give users the freedom to do so.”
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