Splunk visualization
The Splunk data source plugin is the easiest way to get Splunk visualizations for your logs and metrics alongside Prometheus data in a single Grafana dashboard.
Existing Grafana Cloud users
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One dashboard for all your data
Bring together your Splunk logs and metrics with data from other observability tools into a single dashboard and get a comprehensive view of your application and infrastructure health. For example, get a real-time look into where in the user journey an application slows down by correlating infrastructure monitoring data from Splunk with real user monitoring data from another observability tool, such as New Relic or AppDynamics.
Splunk visualizations without moving or duplicating data
Translate and transform your existing application and business metrics into flexible and versatile visualizations within Grafana dashboards using a wide range of panels, such as time series graphs, gauges, geomaps, and more. Also query and alert on the data in real time without having to migrate or ingest it.
Correlate Splunk data with a wide range of data sources
With Grafana Cloud, get instant access to 100+ data sources, including Elasticsearch, Jira, Datadog, AppDynamics, Oracle, Databricks, ServiceNow, and more. Then you can, for example, identify root causes more quickly by combining your logs from Splunk, infrastructure health metrics from Datadog, application performance monitoring data from Dynatrace, and even incident tickets from ServiceNow into a single view.
Securely query your on-prem Splunk instance from Grafana Cloud
With Private Data Source Connect (PDC) in Grafana Cloud, you can securely query data from a Splunk instance located in an on-prem private network or Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). The PDC agent establishes an SSH tunnel for your encrypted data so teams can securely visualize and alert on your private data.
How to install and set up the Splunk data source in Grafana Cloud
It only takes a few clicks and authentication credentials to add your Splunk instance to start visualizing logs and metrics using Grafana Cloud. Then you can query the data with Splunk’s Search Processing Language (SPL) or import dashboards when you use the Splunk OTel collector.
For full implementation details and best practices, see the step-by-step Splunk data source guide.
Data sources frequently used with Splunk
Prometheus
An open source monitoring system and time series database
InfluxDB
An open source time series database
CloudWatch
A monitoring service for AWS resources and applications
AppDynamics
A full-stack observability platform
Datadog
An observability service for cloud-scale applications
Oracle
A relational multi-model database management system





