
Setting up your Splunk Account
Installing Splunk
Splunk First Look
Add users, manage roles and permissions
Learn to Schedule reports, alerts and much more...
Explore macros in splunk within advanced searches to simplify long queries, create new macros, publish them for all apps, and reuse them by name in searches.
Learn how to store apps in Splunk, use the pre built search and reporting app, manage settings and access control, and schedule reports with macros to simplify queries.
Explore three data upload methods in Splunk—upload, monitor, and forward—and learn to use lookup tables with CSP or Excel files via settings > data.
Review the different ways to upload data to Splunk and invite questions in the comments or via direct message to reinforce hands-on learning.
Explore five basic spl commands—lookup, inputlookup, inputcsv, outputcsv, and outputlookup—and how file locations such as apps lookups and the run folder influence importing and exporting data.
Upload a data file to Splunk, import it using input lookup commands, and generate outputs using output commands. Configure lookup tables, set permissions, and verify the import.
Explore Splunk fields, using the field command and minus to select or exclude columns. Learn to display specific fields like country, continent, and region, with case-sensitive field names.
Export country and continent to a local file using the output command, then verify by importing the results to ensure the correct fields are saved.
Use Eval command to write complex functions and use Fillnull command to replace empty cell/field with a defined value.
Load data with inputlookup and filter by country and East Asia and Pacific region. Use wildcards to find countries starting with a, ending with t, or containing iet.
Modify a Splunk data file by adding a serial number field to all countries, then remove the file from Splunk and re-upload with the same name to verify serial numbers.
Learn to use number operators in Splunk search to filter serial number field with greater than, greater than equal to, less than, less than equal to, and not equal to, without quotes.
Apply numerical operators in Splunk searches to filter data, combining where clauses and not equal to to refine results, using serial number comparisons like <=150, >144, and <147.
Using addition, subtraction, division and multiplication
Avg, max, min, count, mean, median
dc(Distinct count) and Values
Inner join and left join
Inner join and left join
Add additional information:
–Info_max_time
–Info_min_time
–Info_search_time
–Info_sid
Learn to visualize data in Splunk using SPL commands to create graphs and charts, modify queries, and assemble and customize a dashboard.
Learn to visualize date-based, device-specific line charts in Splunk using lookup data, applying stats sums by date, trellis layouts, and axis formatting to reveal device error trends.
Create a pie chart in splunk showing continent and region counts with trellis layout. Rename fields, adjust slice sizes, filter counts above 25, and save as a report for dashboard.
Learn how to use queries to create reports in a dashboard and import reports, building line and column charts and adjusting trellis layouts for accurate visualizations.
Enroll and complete this course to make yourself expert in Data Analytics using Splunk in 2020!
You will learn basic to advance SPL commands and how to use them. We will also use SPL to create real-time reports, data-sets, dashboard and visualize our data in real-time. The course is designed for anyone with little or no experience on Splunk and data analytics. We will teach you everything you need to know to feel confident while working on Splunk.
We will also work on real-world examples and by the end of the course you would be able to design and build your own real-time monitoring solution for live data. If you have Splunk job interview coming up, this course will teach you everything that you would need to pass your interview with confidence.
Splunk is quickly becoming one of the "must have" skill for the IT professionals.
Following are some of the Splunk use cases:
IT Operations
- Monitor Infrastructure
- Monitor your Applications
- Monitor your business and IT Services
IoT
- Simplify complex data
- Real-time and predictive analytics
- Reduce downtime of critical assets
Security
- Identify and mitigate risks
- Reduce security investigation from hours to minutes
- Automate reports and simplify compliance
Business Analytics
- Discover bottlenecks and fallout with dashboards and visualizations
- Find variances in your business operations before they impact service delivery
- Keep your KPIs on track
Completion of this course will allow you to do the above tasks with confidence.
After enrollment, feel free to ask us any kind of questions related to Splunk.
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