Splunk Revolution Award

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Published Oct 7, 2014 Updated Mar 26, 2019

I am more than happy to announce that I won a Splunk’s Revolution Award in the category developers. The winners were presented on the big screen during the keynote. My slide reads:

Helge showed thought leadership with a series of blog posts and ecosystem participation with the availability of the uberAgent for Splunk app.

Splunk Revolution Awards - Helge Klein on the big screen during the keynote

Happy splunking!

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