Splunk certified study guide prepare for the user, power user, and enterprise admin certifications
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Formato: | Libro electrónico |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Apress
[2021]
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009631735206719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: Splunk Architecture, Splunk SPL (Search Processing Language), and Splunk Knowledge Objects
- Chapter 1: An Overview of Splunk
- Overview of the Splunk Admin Exam
- Structure
- Requirements
- Blueprint
- An Introduction to Splunk
- The History of Splunk
- The Benefits of Splunk
- The Splunk Architecture
- Installing Splunk
- Installing Splunk on macOS
- Installing Splunk on Windows
- Adding Data in Splunk
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- Further Reading
- Chapter 2: Splunk Search Processing Language
- The Pipe Operator
- Time Modifiers
- Understanding Basic SPL
- Search Language Syntax
- Boolean Operators in Splunk
- Syntax Coloring in SPL
- Sorting Results
- Sort
- Filtering Commands
- where
- dedup
- head
- tail
- Reporting Commands
- top
- rare
- history
- table
- stats
- Aggregate Functions
- Event Order Functions
- Multivalue stats and chart Functions
- Timechart Functions
- untable
- chart
- timechart
- Filtering, Modifying, and Adding Fields
- eval
- Comparison and Conditional Functions
- Conversion Functions
- Cryptographic Functions
- Date and Time Functions
- Informational Functions
- Mathematical Functions
- Multivalue eval Functions
- Statistical eval Functions
- Text Functions
- Trigonometric and Hyperbolic Functions
- Rex
- lookup
- Input Lookup
- Output Lookup
- Field
- Grouping Results
- Transaction
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 3: Macros, Field Extraction, and Field Aliases
- Field Extraction in Splunk
- Regular Expressions
- Regular Expression Using Field Extraction
- Inline Regular Expression Using Field Extraction
- Delimiters
- Delimiters Using Field Extraction
- Macros.
- Create a Macro Using Splunk Web
- Create a Macro Using the .conf File
- Field Aliases in Splunk
- Setting up Field Aliases
- Splunk Search Query
- Summary
- Multiple Choice Test Questions
- References
- Chapter 4: Tags, Lookups, and Correlating Events
- Splunk Lookups
- Looking up Table Files
- Lookup Definitions
- Automatic Lookups
- Splunk Tags
- Create Tags in Splunk Using Splunk Web
- Tag Event Types in Splunk Web
- Reporting in Splunk
- Creating Reports in Splunk Web
- Report Acceleration in Splunk
- Creating Report Acceleration
- Scheduling a Report in Splunk
- Alerts in Splunk
- Create Alerts in Splunk Using Splunk Web
- Cron Expressions for Alerts
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 5: Data Models, Pivot, and CIM
- Understanding Data Models and Pivot
- Datasets and Data Models
- Creating Data Models and Pivot in Splunk
- Creating New Datasets
- Predicting a Sales Pattern
- Event Actions in Splunk
- GET Workflow Actions
- Defining a GET Workflow Action
- Search Workflow Action
- Defining Search Workflow Action
- Common Information Model in Splunk
- Defining CIM in Splunk
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 6: Knowledge Managers and Dashboards in Splunk
- Understanding the Knowledge Manager's Role in Splunk
- Globally Transferring Knowledge Objects
- Enabling Knowledge Object Visibility
- Restricting Read/Write Permissions on an App
- Orphaned Knowledge Objects
- Run a Monitoring Console Health Check
- Using the Reassign Knowledge Objects Page in Settings
- Reassigning a Knowledge Object to Another Owner
- Dashboards
- Static Real-Time Dashboards
- Creating a Report in Splunk to Get a Total Transaction Request on the Web Page
- Creating a Report in Splunk to Get a Total Transaction Request from Western USA.
- Creating a Report in Splunk to Get a Total Transaction Request from Eastern USA
- Creating a Report in Splunk to Get a Successful Transaction Request on the Web Page
- Creating a Total Sales Report for Western US Cities
- Creating a Total Sales Report for Eastern US Cities
- Creating Report for an HTTP Status Code
- Creating a Report for an HTTP Method
- Creating Report to Get a Total Transaction Request for Different Categories
- Creating a Dashboard
- Adding a Report to a Dashboard
- Dynamic Form-based Dashboards
- Adding a Radio Button Using XML
- Adding a Time Modifier Using XML
- Adding a Drop-Down Menu Using XML
- Adding a Link List Using XML
- Using the User Interface for Input
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 7: Splunk User/Power User Exam Set
- Questions
- Summary
- Part II: Splunk Data Administration and System Administration
- Chapter 8: Splunk Licenses, Indexes, and Role Management
- Buckets
- How Does a Bucket Work?
- How Search Is Performed in Buckets
- Understanding journal.gz, .tsidx, and Bloom Filters
- How Do Search Functions Work?
- Splunk Licenses
- Changing a License Group in Splunk
- Managing Splunk Licenses
- License Masters and Slaves
- License Master
- License Slave
- Adding a License in Splunk
- License Pooling
- Creating a License Pool
- Managing Indexes in Splunk
- Creating an Index in Splunk
- Creating an Index Using Splunk Web
- Creating an Index Using a Splunk Configuration File
- Creating an Index Using Splunk CLI
- User Management
- Adding a Native User
- Defining Role Inheritance and Role Capabilities
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 9: Machine Data Using Splunk Forwarder and Clustering
- Splunk Universal Forwarder
- Configuring Splunk Indexer to Listen to Data for Universal Forwarder.
- Configuring Windows Splunk Forwarder
- Splunk Universal Forwarder Using Windows
- Splunk Universal Forwarder Using .msi
- Configuring Linux Splunk Forwarder
- Splunk's Light and Heavy Forwarders
- Splunk Heavyweight Forwarder
- Configuring Heavy Forwarder
- Configuring Heavy Forwarder to Index and Forwarding Data from a Universal Forwarder
- Splunk Light Forwarder
- Forwarder Management
- Configuring Forwarder Management
- Configuring the Forwarder Management Client
- Splunk Indexer Clusters
- Configuring Indexer Clusters
- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using Splunk Web
- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using a Splunk .conf File
- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using Splunk CLI
- Splunk Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
- Creating an LDAP Strategy
- Mapping LDAP Group to Splunk Roles
- Splunk Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
- Configuring Splunk SAML
- Map SAML to User Roles
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 10: Advanced Data Input in Splunk
- Compress the Data Feed
- Indexer Acknowledgment
- Securing the Feed
- Queue Size
- Monitor Input
- Monitor Files
- Monitor Directories
- Monitor Files and Directory Using Splunk Web
- Monitor File and Directory Using inputs.conf
- Scripted Input
- Scripted Input Using Splunk Web
- Scripted Input Using inputs.conf file
- Network Input
- Add Network Input Using Splunk Web and Deploy It to the Forwarder
- Modify Network Input Using .conf Files
- Configure TCP Network Input Using .conf File
- Configure Network UDP Input Using .conf File
- Pulling Data Using Agentless Input
- HTTP Input Using Splunk Web
- Configure HTTP Event Collector in Splunk
- Configure HTTP Input Using .conf File
- Configure HTTP Event Collector in Splunk Using .conf File
- Parse Data in Splunk Using HTTP Event Collector
- Summary.
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- References
- Chapter 11: Splunk's Advanced .conf File and Diag
- Understanding Splunk .conf files
- props.conf
- indexes.conf
- transforms.conf
- inputs.conf
- outputs.conf
- deploymentclient.conf
- Setting Fine-Tuning Input
- Custom Source Types Using Splunk Web
- Custom Source Types Using props.conf
- Anonymizing the Data
- props.conf to Anonymize Data with a sed Script
- Syntax to Anonymize Data with a sed Script
- props.conf and transforms.conf to Anonymize Data with Regular Expressions
- Understanding Merging Logic in Splunk
- Configuration File Precedence
- Splunk Determine Precedence Order
- Splunk .conf Files Location
- Configuration Merging Logic
- Example 1: Configuration Merging (No Conflict)
- Example 2: Configuration Merging (Conflict)
- Example 3: Configuration Merging (Conflict)
- Debugging Configuration Files
- Example: Btool for Troubleshooting a Configuration File
- Creating a Diag
- Creating a Diag in Splunk
- Summary
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- Reference
- Chapter 12: Splunk Admin Exam Set
- Questions
- Summary
- Part III: Advanced Splunk
- Chapter 13: Infrastructure Planning with Indexer and Search Head Clustering
- Capacity Planning for Splunk Enterprise
- Dimensions of a Splunk Enterprise Deployment
- Incoming Data Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance
- Indexed Data Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance
- Concurrent Users Affects Splunk Enterprise Performance
- Saved Searches on Splunk Enterprise Performance
- Disk Storage for Splunk Enterprise
- Configuring a Search Peer
- Configuring a Search Peer from Splunk Web
- Configure Splunk Search Peer from the .conf File
- Configure Search Peer from Splunk CLI
- Configure a Search Head
- Configuring a Search Head Using Splunk Web
- Configure Splunk Search Head Using .conf file.
- Configuring a Search Head from Splunk CLI.