The "pro" that I am is sysadmin, and I'm asserting that evaluating all three is a waste of time.
Splunk, given its cost and complexity, is almost never right for startups.
Non-ng syslog is, on the other hand, so simplistic that it's not worth the effort of fancy configuration. Is there some kind of compelling advantage that I've been overlooking?
I never quite understood the conceit that every environment is a precious-and-unique snowflake requiring careful evaluation of any given tool.
Splunk, given its cost and complexity, is almost never right for startups.
Non-ng syslog is, on the other hand, so simplistic that it's not worth the effort of fancy configuration. Is there some kind of compelling advantage that I've been overlooking?
I never quite understood the conceit that every environment is a precious-and-unique snowflake requiring careful evaluation of any given tool.