Splunk announced the release of the Splunk Mobile App for iPhone and iPad.
The Splunk Mobile App gives Splunk Enterprise users a powerful new way to view, interact with and share Splunk Enterprise dashboards and reports, receive real-time alerts and leverage operational intelligence on the go through a fully optimized mobile user experience.
“The Splunk Mobile App has been designed to provide our users with an incredible experience when accessing Splunk Enterprise from their iPhone or iPad,” said Sanjay Mehta, vice president of product marketing, Splunk. “Splunk deployments have become increasingly critical for our users, who now can benefit from the universal access and collaboration provided by the Splunk Mobile App. It seamlessly and securely puts operational intelligence at our customers’ fingertips, whenever and wherever they need it."
With the Splunk Mobile App users can:
- Conveniently access and query their machine data.
- Easily view, annotate and share dashboards and reports.
- Receive real-time alert notifications.
- Export dashboards and reports as PDF files for offline viewing.
The Splunk Mobile App is available for free on the iPhone and iPad from the Apple App Store. The app requires Splunk Enterprise 5.x or above and the Splunk Enterprise Mobile Access Server.
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