Graylog: Get a Graylog Enterprise license

This documentation is part of the Enterprise license guide. View the full guide here: How to handle Graylog Enterprise license.

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You can obtain an Enterprise license directly from Graylog here: https://graylog.org/products/enterprise/.

If your traffic is under 5GB/day, you can obtain a free Graylog Enterprise license here: https://graylog.org/pricing/.

Note that we are not affiliated with Graylog and we do not provide support for their Enterprise license.

Continue reading this guide

  1. Read the full guide: Enterprise license
    How to handle Graylog Enterprise license
  2. Get the Graylog cluster ID
  3. Activate the Graylog Enterprise plugin
  4. Add a Graylog Enterprise license

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