We're over the June to host the next Sydney Splunk User Group on Wednesday 5th June at 5pm!

This amount of fun only comes around once in a blue June, so we'll be hosting this event at the Splunk Office in North Sydney, and we would love to see you there. 

The event will start at 5pm, and we'll kick off the formal presentations at 5:45pm.

If you're new to the Splunk User Groups, this is where you can hear from other Splunk users on what they're doing, and meet like-minded people to share war-stories over a slice of pizza and a few drinks. All skill levels welcome!

The full agenda is TBC, this page will be updated when confirmed.

So let's shoot for the June and get ready for the pizza, drinks, and good times!!

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