Instance Administration

After Falcon LogScale software is installed and running, you can query and manage data. As an administrator, you can monitor users and their usage to ensure you are in compliance with licensing limitations. The various administration tasks include:

General Administrative Information

Data Retention

Data retention describes the concepts for data retention in LogScale.

Data Archiving

Archiving covers the setup and configuration of archiving storage, as well as file format and tag grouping.

LogScale Multi-Cluster Search

Multi-cluster support allows queries to be distributed across multiple clusters and returned within a single view.

LogScale Logging

LogScale primarily records your server logs. You can also log information on LogScale activities. This section describes how to do that.

LogScale Internal Logging

LogScale records all of its activities. This includes user logins, failed logins, and IP addresses of clients that viewed dashboards. This section provides details on these internal logs in this special repository.

Log LogScale to LogScale

Replicate LogScale logs on another server running LogScale. If your primary LogScale installation is compromised or experiences problems, you can review the replicated logs. This lets you determine what went wrong and who was involved.

LogScale System Health

As an administrator, you will want to monitor system health, ingest, and performance.

Measure and Manage Ingest Usage

The Falcon LogScale license is based on usage, the amount of data ingested. This section provides information on how usage is calculated and how to control usage — and eliminate unnecessary usage.

Cluster Statistics

Cluster statistics shows an overview of basic information about the cluster and storage statistics.