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Splunk Administrator

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RMS is a Client and user of Splunk products. We are having difficulty in supporting Splunk internally, and finding an Administrator. My question is there a proven resource to find such talent? We have used the obvious tools online but frustrated with the pool of candidates applying.
What I'm looking for: Design, support and maintain the Splunk infrastructure in a highly available configuration. Standardize Splunk forwarder deployments, configurations and maintenance across a variety of UNIX and Windows platforms.

Your help is appreciated, and my apologies if this posting is not appropriate for this forum.

Kevin Haynes
RMS
Newark, Ca

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grijhwani
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If you specify Splunk administration experience as one of your requirements through normal recruiting channels, and challenge candidates to provide evidence of a track record, why would it be any different from recruiting any other skill set? Splunk is long past being a niche product.

(And no, this isn't a recruitment forum.)

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grijhwani
Motivator

If you specify Splunk administration experience as one of your requirements through normal recruiting channels, and challenge candidates to provide evidence of a track record, why would it be any different from recruiting any other skill set? Splunk is long past being a niche product.

(And no, this isn't a recruitment forum.)

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