Splunk® Business Flow (Legacy)

Get Started with Splunk Business Flow Tutorial

Splunk Business Flow is no longer available for purchase as of June 20, 2020. Customers who have already purchased Business Flow will continue to have support and maintenance per standard support terms for the remainder of contractual commitments.

Additional resources

The additional resources provide information and links about how to use Splunk Software, engage with the Splunk community, attain Splunk certifications, and provide feedback.

Splunk documentation

Splunk has a wide range of documentation, including tutorials, use cases, and manuals for administrators, developers, and users, as well as SDK and SPL command syntax documentation.

You will find all of the information on the Splunk Documentation site.

Education

To learn more about Splunk products, how to use them, and how to attain Splunk certifications see Splunk Training and Certification.

Accessing your data

To learn more about the data you can index and types of data sources, see What data can I index? in the Getting Data In manual.

Send us feedback

At the bottom of all of the Splunk documentation is a form you can use to send us feedback.

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Last modified on 21 August, 2019
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