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Splunk 9.x Enterprise Certified Admin Guide

You're reading from   Splunk 9.x Enterprise Certified Admin Guide Ace the Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin exam with the help of this comprehensive prep guide

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803230238
Length 256 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Srikanth Yarlagadda Srikanth Yarlagadda
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Splunk System Administration
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started with the Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin Exam FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Splunk License Management 4. Chapter 3: Users, Roles, and Authentication in Splunk 5. Chapter 4: Splunk Forwarder Management 6. Chapter 5: Splunk Index Management 7. Chapter 6: Splunk Configuration Files 8. Chapter 7: Exploring Distributed Search 9. Part 2:Splunk Data Administration
10. Chapter 8: Getting Data In 11. Chapter 9: Configuring Splunk Data Inputs 12. Chapter 10: Data Parsing and Transformation 13. Chapter 11: Field Extractions and Lookups 14. Chapter 12: Self-Assessment Mock Exam 15. Index 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

Field Extractions and Lookups

Great! You have reached the last chapter in Part 2, Data Administration. So far in Part 2, we have learned about getting the data into Splunk, adding input, and the parsing phase settings, and we have understood the phases of data traversal before it is written to disk. What we haven’t seen so far is the search phase, which is fundamental for all the work we have done so far in system admin (setting up Splunk) and right after, in the data admin part (tidying up the data and storing it in indexers).

After all, if you have everything set up right and data is indexed correctly, the users who are going to search the data are going to be the real business outcome. For example, if we have indexed sales, API logs, and system logs into Splunk, the respective users could use data to generate a monthly sales report and send it via email, and alert when an API isn’t available for service and/or security teams have found a vulnerability of a certain...

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