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Splunk 9.x enterprise certified admin guide : ace the Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin exam with the help of this comprehensive prep guide / Srikanth Yarlagadda.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Yarlagadda, Srikanth, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Big data--Data processing.
- Big data.
- Data mining.
- Automatic data collection systems.
- Electronic data processing.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (254 pages) : illustrations
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Birmingham, England : Packt Publishing, [2023]
- Summary:
- The IT sector's appetite for Splunk and skilled Splunk developers continues to surge, offering more opportunities for developers with each passing decade. If you want to enhance your career as a Splunk Enterprise administrator, then Splunk 9.x Enterprise Certified Admin Guide will not only aid you in excelling on your exam but also pave the way for a successful career. You'll begin with an overview of Splunk Enterprise, including installation, license management, user management, and forwarder management. Additionally, you'll delve into indexes management, including the creation and management of indexes used to store data in Splunk. You'll also uncover config files, which are used to configure various settings and components in Splunk. As you advance, you'll explore data administration, including data inputs, which are used to collect data from various sources, such as log files, network protocols (TCP/UDP), APIs, and agentless inputs (HEC). You'll also discover search-time and index-time field extraction, used to create reports and visualizations, and help make the data in Splunk more searchable and accessible. The self-assessment questions and answers at the end of each chapter will help you gauge your understanding. By the end of this book, you'll be well versed in all the topics required to pass the Splunk Enterprise Admin exam and use Splunk features effectively.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credit
- Dedicated
- Contributors
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part 1: Splunk System Administration
- Chapter 1: Getting Started with the Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin Exam
- Introducing the certification exam
- The weightage of topics in the exam
- Introducing the exam's test pattern
- True or false category
- Single-answer category
- Multiple-choice category
- What is Splunk Enterprise?
- Introducing Splunk Enterprise 9.x features
- Understanding Splunk components
- Processing components
- Management components
- Splunk Validated Architectures (SVAs)
- Single-server deployment
- Distributed non-clustered deployment
- Distributed cluster deployment and SHC - single-site
- Distributed clustered deployment and SHC - multi-site
- Splunk installation - standalone
- Installation system requirements
- Installation steps
- Summary
- Self-assessment
- Reviewing the answers
- Chapter 2: Splunk License Management
- Introducing license types
- The Splunk Enterprise Trial license
- The Splunk Free license
- The Forwarder license
- The Splunk Enterprise license
- The Splunk Enterprise infrastructure license
- Splunk Developer license
- Understanding license warnings and violations
- How licensing works
- Installing, managing, and monitoring licenses
- Adding a license
- License groups, stacks, and pools
- License manager and license peers
- License usage and alerting
- Reviewing answers
- Chapter 3: Users, Roles, and Authentication in Splunk
- Users
- Creating a new user
- Roles
- Creating a new role
- Authentication methods
- Native Splunk
- LDAP
- SAML
- MFA
- Scripted authentication
- Chapter 4: Splunk Forwarder Management
- Introducing the universal forwarder.
- Configuring the Deployment Server
- Configuring serverclass
- Installing the universal forwarder
- Installation in Windows OS
- Installation in Linux OS
- Configuring forwarding
- Configuring deploymentclient
- Forwarder monitoring
- Chapter 5: Splunk Index Management
- Understanding Splunk indexes
- Understanding buckets
- Creating Splunk indexes
- Splunk Web
- CLI
- indexes.conf explained
- Backing up indexes
- Monitoring Splunk indexes
- Chapter 6: Splunk Configuration Files
- Understanding conf files
- File format and access
- Structure and syntax
- Config layering and inheritance
- Default stanzas and global settings
- Merging multiple conf files
- Understanding conf file precedence
- Search-time precedence
- Index-time precedence
- Troubleshooting conf files using the btool command
- Chapter 7: Exploring Distributed Search
- Understanding distributed search
- Search head and indexer clustering overview
- Search head clustering
- Indexer clustering
- Configuring distributed search
- The Splunk CLI
- Understanding knowledge bundles
- Knowledge bundle replication
- Part 2: Splunk Data Administration
- Chapter 8: Getting Data In
- Understanding Splunk data inputs
- Understanding metadata fields
- Source types
- Data indexing phases
- Input
- Parsing
- Indexing
- Splunk Web - Add Data feature
- Chapter 9: Configuring Splunk Data Inputs
- File and directory monitoring
- Handling network data input
- TCP and UDP input
- Discussing scripted inputs
- Understanding HEC input
- Configuring HEC
- Sending data to HEC.
- Exploring Windows inputs
- Chapter 10: Data Parsing and Transformation
- Parsing phase settings
- props.conf settings
- Transformation settings - transforms.conf
- Data anonymization
- Overriding source types
- Index re-routing
- Dropping unwanted events
- Splunk Web data preview
- Creating the source type definition
- Data masking
- Chapter 11: Field Extractions and Lookups
- Understanding fields and lookups
- Fields
- Lookups
- Creating search-time field extractions
- Delimited data extractions
- Unstructured data extractions
- Creating index-time field extractions
- Structured data extractions
- Creating lookups
- CSV lookups
- KV Store lookups
- Chapter 12: Self-Assessment Mock Exam
- Mock exam questions
- Index
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- Notes:
- Includes index.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 9781803232232
- 1803232234
- OCLC:
- 1396224201
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