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How does Cribl Stream enforce license limits?

  • Mar 11, 2025 3:24 AM UTC
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Erin Sweeney
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It’s not clear to me how it’s enforced.

Best answer by Shane Daniels

Licensing | Cribl Docs

Every Cribl Stream download package ships with a Free license that allows for processing of up to 1 TB/day. This license requires sending anonymized telemetry metadata to Cribl. (For details, see Telemetry Data below).

  • Free, and Standard licenses enforce data ingestion quotas through limits on the number of Worker Groups and Worker Processes.
  • Enterprise license keys turn off all enforcement.
  • When an Enterprise or Standard license expires, Cribl Stream will attempt to fall back to a trial or free license, or – only if that fails – will block incoming data.
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    Licensing | Cribl Docs

    Every Cribl Stream download package ships with a Free license that allows for processing of up to 1 TB/day. This license requires sending anonymized telemetry metadata to Cribl. (For details, see Telemetry Data below).

    • Free, and Standard licenses enforce data ingestion quotas through limits on the number of Worker Groups and Worker Processes.
    • Enterprise license keys turn off all enforcement.
    • When an Enterprise or Standard license expires, Cribl Stream will attempt to fall back to a trial or free license, or – only if that fails – will block incoming data.
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