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License breach through MLTK

Nraj87
Explorer

Dear  All ,

Some Dynamic Sources in my environment are ingesting more data into Splunk and License limit get breach.

So Is there any way to detect this source as outliner through MLTK .

i.e. Cisco ASA Source type  has multiple sources(firewall) which ingest around 10 GB data on daily basis  suddenly one day  license usage reach to 20 GB. how to identify which source sent more data into Splunk without creating manual threshold or average of data.

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rishabhshah
Path Finder

I agree with Giuseppe as the suggestion is good to start with. However, in MLTK you can use the outlier detection example shipped with the app. Can created a search split by source which will show the sources responsible for the data growth as an outlier.

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @Nraj87 ,

in my opinion, you could use the searches that you can find in [Settings > License > License Usage > Last 30 days > Split by sourcetype] more than MLTK.

eventually you could train a model in MLTK starting from the previous search.

Bur anyway, the most important activity is an analysis, starting from the above search so you can analyze your data flow and identify the sources responsible fo the data growth, so you can decide if enlarge the license or filter some events.

Ciao.

Giuseppe

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