Yesterday started Cribl-Cloud (stream), now my Splunk License is chocking with data from it
Hi Anyone/support
Yesterday, started Cribl-Cloud (stream), just for testing, now my Splunk License is chocking with data from it Crible Cloud :-(.
Tried to delete all things I could delelte, still chocking my Splunk license. Deactivating my subscriiption says:
We're sorry to see you go!
We are processing the cancellation of your Cribl.Cloud organization. This process takes up to 30 days and you will get an email 7 days before the cancellation is final. If you didn't mean to cancel or having second thoughts, contact support@cribl.io.
How can I interrupt this data-stream. I had to stop my Splunk Enterprise instance for this…
Hope someone can help out.
Ashley Pietersen
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Check your Cribl Monitoring dashboards to see which source is actually sending to your Splunk destination. You could disable the source or update them to route to the dev/null destination.
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Hi Paul, thank you for responding.
I do not find any destination anymore. The Source mentioned below I did not activate, as far as I am aware.
I was looking for a total stop of the service, but I asume have no permission to do so.0 -
Surprised that is showed up again after deleting it earlier (I think)
And yes, I committed and deployed every change, as I understand it sofar
Not connected as far as I can see , but can not delete it because it says 1 source connected ???Need to go to sleep now, Thanks for your input…
AshleyP0 -
The name of your destination makes it seem like this could be something you set up in Cribl Edge (not Stream). Is that possible?
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Hi Paul,
"Cribl Edge (not Stream)" You might be right, the Cribl Cloud tryout is showing more then only Stream.[Update, this morning]
- Re-checked our Cribl Cloud portal based on your suggestion,
- deleted every Cribl Edge source and destination (local as well defined in de the portal)
- Restored our Splunk Ent. service, no flooding at the moment 🙂
- Now I'm thinking of building a local streamer on a local VM so I can "stop" it at any time.
Although I have limited Linux expertise. - I will need to look into to some more explaining video's and documents
- Thank you for your support, Top!
- Have a nice day.
Regards,
AshleyP0