Responsible for managing Cribl data streams and creating realistic datasets. Build and administer high-scale pipelines and stream data into logging tools.
Key Responsibilities:
- Work with Cribl to create and manage data streams
- Use Datagen to generate custom, realistic data streams
- Build and administer Cribl pipelines at high scale
- Stream data into logging tools like Splunk
Requirements:
- Cribl certification (User and Administrator level)
- 2-3 years of direct Cribl hands-on experience
- Thorough understanding of Cribl architecture and functionality
- Ability to create varied and realistic data sets
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with Splunk or other logging tools
- Advanced skills in data stream manipulation
- Proven track record of building complex Cribl pipelines
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