Hi Folks,
Please note that I am new to splunk,
I have a question what is the difference between full stack splunk and splunk enterprise
Would be appreciate your kind support you
Hi gcusello,
Hi gcusello,
It's hard to say what you mean by "full stack".
Splunk as a company has many different products/services. Typically when talking about "Splunk" as a product it's implied that we're talking about environment of Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Free (which is the same Splunk Enterprise binary but with a limited Splunk Free license applied) instance(s) and Splunk Universal Forwarders
Splunk Enterprise can be configured, depending on the needed role, as indexer, search-head, heavy forwarder, deployment server, shc deployer, cluster manager. But these are all instances of Splunk Enterprise servers.
Hi @Shakeer_Spl,
Splunk on premise has two main products (there are many others but for this scope two products):
The second is a light agent that can be used only to input data and is usually installed on the target servers.
The second is a full stack version of the product that is usually installed on one or more dedicated servers, it can be used for all roles except agent: Indexer, Search Head, Heavy Forwarder, Master Node, License master, Deployer.
What is your requirement?
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Hi @Shakeer_Spl,
Splunk sells it's main solution in two ways:
Splunk Enterprise is the on-premise version of Splunk Platform, differentiated by Splunk Cloud.
Splunk Enterprise can have many roles, but it's used always the same software version with the only exception of Splunk Universal Forwarder.
When you speak of full stack Splunk, probably you want to differentiate Splunk Heavy Forwarder from Splunk Universal Forwarder that are two different products and distributions:
Ciao.
Giuseppe