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About Cribl Edge

Basic Concepts Log in to Cribl QuickConnect

Cribl Edge on Linux

Installing Cribl Edge on Linux Enabling Start on Boot Running Edge as an Unprivileged User Installing Edge on Linux via RPM Anti-Virus Exceptions Upgrading Cribl Edge on Linux (CLI)Upgrading RPM Installations of Cribl Edge FIPS Mode for Cribl Edge (Linux)

Cribl Edge on Windows

Installing Cribl Edge on Windows Windows User Permissions and Requirements System Proxy Configuration on Windows Windows Observability Using Cribl Edge Upgrading Edge on Windows via the UI Manually Upgrading Windows Edge Nodes FIPS Mode for Cribl Edge (Windows)

Cribl Edge in Containers

Run Cribl Edge in a Docker Container Deploy Cribl Edge via Kubernetes Kubernetes Observability Using Cribl Edge Upgrading Containers

Setting Up Cribl Edge

Getting Started with Cribl Edge Cribl.Cloud vs. Self-Hosted

About Connected Environments

How to Connect On-Prem Leaders to Cribl.Cloud Simplify Billing with Universal Subscription Data Payloads for Connected Environments

Getting Started Tutorial Configuring Cribl Edge Forward Custom Data with Cribl Edge Tags Monitoring your Infrastructure with Cribl Edge Monitor and Troubleshoot Cribl Edge Migrate from Third-Party Agents to Cribl Edge

Deployment Planning

OS and System Requirements Large-Scale Deployments

Set Up Leader and Edge Nodes Managing Edge Node Config Bundles Leader High Availability/Failover Ports

Initial Cribl.Cloud Setup Managing Cribl.Cloud Enterprise Cloud

Working with Fleets and Edge Nodes

Design Fleet Hierarchy Configure Fleet Settings Create and Manage Fleets and Subfleets Configure Fleets and Deploy Changes Recover a Deleted Fleet

Manage Edge Nodes Add and Update Edge Nodes Filter Edge Nodes Mapping Edge Nodes to Fleets

Configuring Workspaces

Better Practices for Upgrading Cribl Edge

Upgrading via the UI

Upgrading Edge Leader via UI Upgrading Edge Nodes via UI Monitoring Node Upgrade Status Fleet Upgrading Use Case Backup & Rollback via the UI

Upgrading Manually

Manual Rollback

Troubleshooting Edge Upgrades

Email Notifications

Notification Targets

Webhook Notification Targets PagerDuty Notification Targets Slack Notification Targets AWS SNS Notification Targets Email Notification Targets

Licensing Uninstalling Cribl Edge from Linux Uninstalling Cribl Edge from Windows

Customizing the interface

Custom Banners Custom Login Page

Access Management

Authentication Permissions Members Teams Local Users Service Accounts Roles Manage Access to Multiple Organizations Using ACLs to allow Cribl Edge to Read Files

Cribl.Cloud SSO

Configuring SSO groups SSO with Okta and OIDC SSO with Okta and SAML SSO with Microsoft Entra ID SSO with Ping Identity SSO Troubleshooting

SSO with Okta and OIDC SSO with Okta and SAML SSO with Microsoft Entra ID SSO with Ping Identity SSO Troubleshooting

Secure your Cribl.Cloud Deployment Cribl.Cloud Security Practices Secure your On-Prem/Hybrid Deployment

Secure Leader and Communication

Secure the Leader Auth Token TLS Defaults and System-wide Settings Secure Cribl.Cloud with TLS and mTLS Configure mTLS Authentication On-Prem Import Certificates and Keys Configure TLS for API and UI Access Secure Sources and Destinations with Certificates Configure System Proxy Configure SOCKS Proxy

Manage Secrets and Keys

Create and Manage Encryption Keys Create and Manage Secrets Configure KMS Providers

FIPS Mode for Cribl Edge (Linux)FIPS Mode for Cribl Edge (Windows)SELinux (Enforcing Mode) Configuration

Collecting Data

Exec File Monitor Journal Files Kubernetes Events Kubernetes Logs Kubernetes Metrics System Metrics System State

Cribl HTTP Cribl TCP Cribl Internal Datagen

Amazon Data Firehose

Prometheus Edge Scraper Prometheus Remote Write Grafana Loki

Splunk HEC Splunk TCP

Windows Event Forwarder

Client Certificate for WEF Kerberos for WEF

Windows Event Logs Windows Metrics

AppScope Datadog Agent Elasticsearch API HTTP/S (Bulk API)Raw HTTP/S Metrics Model Driven Telemetry NetFlow & IPFIX OpenTelemetry (OTel)SNMP Trap Syslog TCP JSON TCP (Raw)UDP (Raw)Zscaler Cloud NSS

Managing Destinations

Cribl HTTP Cribl TCP Disk Spool Default DevNull Output Router

Amazon CloudWatch Logs Amazon Kinesis Data Streams Amazon S3 Compatible Stores Amazon SQS Amazon Security Lake

Azure Blob Storage Azure Data Explorer Azure Event Hubs Azure Monitor Logs Microsoft Sentinel

Elasticsearch Elastic Cloud

Google SecOps Google Cloud Logging Google Cloud Pub/Sub Google Cloud Storage

Kafka Confluent Cloud Amazon MSK

Graphite StatsD StatsD Extended

New Relic Ingest

New Relic Events New Relic Logs & Metrics

Prometheus Grafana Cloud Loki

Splunk HEC Splunk Single Instance Splunk Load Balanced

CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale ClickHouse Cortex XSIAM CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Datadog Dynatrace HTTP Dynatrace OTLP Exabeam Filesystem/NFS Honeycomb InfluxDB MinIO NetFlow OpenTelemetry (OTel)SentinelOne AI SIEM SentinelOne DataSet ServiceNow Cloud Observability SignalFx SNMP Trap Sumo Logic Syslog TCP JSON Wavefront Webhook

Manage Backpressure

About Persistent Queues Optimize Source Persistent Queues Optimize Destination Persistent Queues About Destination Backpressure Triggers

About Load Balancing Cribl Edge to Cribl Stream Transfer Data Between Workspaces or Environments

Integrating with Other Services

Cribl Edge as a Sidecar Container in AWS ECS Amazon Security Lake Integration Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS) Add-On for Edge

Internal Metrics Internal Logs Tracking Data Activity for an Edge Node

Working with Data

Event Model Event Processing Order Routes

Process Data with AI Assistance

Create Pipelines With Cribl Copilot Editor Convert Data into a Custom Schema

Import Packs Share Packs Collaborate on Developing Packs Packs Publication Standards

Using Datagens Manage Metrics and High Cardinality Data Onboarding Build Custom Logic to Route and Process Your Data

Aggregations Aggregate Metrics Auto Timestamp CEF Serializer Chain Clone Code Comment DNS Lookup Drop Drop Dimensions Dynamic Sampling Eval Event Breaker Flatten Fold Keys GeoIP Grok JSON Unroll Lookup Mask Numerify OTLP Logs OTLP Metrics OTLP Traces Parser Publish Metrics Redis Regex Extract Regex Filter Rename Rollup Metrics Sampling Serialize SNMP Trap Serialize Suppress Tee Unroll XML Unroll Prometheus Publisher (deprecated)Reverse DNS (deprecated)Trim Timestamp (deprecated)

Knowledge Libraries

Lookups Library Event Breakers Parsers Library Variables Library Regex Library Grok Patterns Library Schemas Library Parquet Schemas AppScope Configs

Cribl Expressions

C.Crypto C.Encode and C.Decode C.Lookup C.Mask C.Net C.Text C.Time Other expressions String Date Math Number

auth boot-start cloud-workspace decrypt diag encrypt git help keys limits mode-master mode-single mode-edge mode-worker mode-managed-edge nc node pack parquet pipe pq reload restart scope start status stop vars version

Environment Variables

breakers.yml certificates.yml cribl.yml groups.yml inputs.yml instance.yml jobs.yml job-limits.yml leader.yml licenses.yml limits.yml logger.yml mappings.yml and fleet-mappings.yml messages.yml notifications.yml outputs.yml parsers.yml persistent-queue.yml regexes.yml samples.yml schemas.yml scripts.yml service.yml vars.yml

Kubernetes Metrics Details Linux System Metrics Details Windows System Metrics Details

Troubleshooting

Known Issues Common Challenges on the Edge Diagnosing Issues

Known Issues Release Notes

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These docs are for Cribl Edge 4.13 and are no longer actively maintained.
See the latest version (4.14).

Securing

Secure your Cribl Edge deployment, whether hosted on Cribl.Cloud, hybrid or on-prem, by following these guides:

Secure your Cribl.Cloud Deployment
Cribl.Cloud Security Practices
Secure your On-Prem/Hybrid Deployment
Secure Leader and Communication
Manage Secrets and Keys
Compliance

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