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500MB/day, testing only
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Custom based on workloads
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Based on daily ingestion
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Host-based
Pricing sourced from Splunk AI Assistant & Observability · Last verified March 2026
Splunk provides specialized monitoring for AI applications including LLM performance metrics, quality measures (hallucinations, bias, drift), token usage, and cost tracking. It traces dependencies across AI workflows and correlates technical performance with business impact.
When incidents occur, the AI agent automatically analyzes metrics, events, logs, and traces to generate evidence-based root cause summaries, assess business impact, and provide actionable remediation plans — eliminating manual correlation work.
Splunk's AI Agent Monitoring provides comprehensive LLM observability including prompt/completion tracking and token analytics. For enterprise deployments, it can serve as a unified platform, though specialized tools may still be useful for development workflows.
Splunk provides specialized monitoring for Cisco's pre-validated AI infrastructure solutions, tracking GPU utilization, tokenomics metrics (time-to-first token, costs), throughput, and resource efficiency across the AI lifecycle.
Splunk is typically 3-4x more expensive than alternatives due to per-GB pricing. Base pricing starts around $15,000/year for 5GB/day, with enterprise deployments often exceeding $500,000/year including add-ons and infrastructure.
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