About Cribl

Cribl provides a vendor-neutral data engine that collects, reduces, enriches and routes logs, metrics and traces between sources and destinations. Security, IT and observability teams use it to control telemetry volume and cost and to avoid lock-in to a single analytics tool.

Common use cases

  • Cut SIEM ingest costs
  • Route logs to multiple tools
  • Mask sensitive fields in telemetry
  • Migrate between observability vendors

Products and services

Cribl Stream

Pipeline for collecting, transforming and routing telemetry data

Cribl Edge

Agent-based collection and processing at the source

Cribl Search

Queries data in place without moving it first

Cribl Lake

Storage for telemetry retained for later analysis

Key features

  • Data routing
  • Log reduction
  • Data masking
  • Format conversion
  • Replay from storage
  • Search in place

Integrations

  • Splunk
  • Elastic
  • Datadog
  • Amazon S3
  • Snowflake
  • Microsoft Sentinel
  • CrowdStrike
  • Google Cloud

Cribl alternatives

FAQs

What does Cribl do?

It sits between data sources and destinations to filter, enrich and route telemetry such as logs and metrics.

Can it run on-premises?

Yes; the product is offered as cloud-managed and as self-managed software.

Who uses it?

Primarily security, IT operations and observability teams in larger organizations.

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