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Getting to Know Splunk- The Hands-On Administration Guide

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Getting to Know Splunk: The Hands-On Administration Guide, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 44 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 930 reviews, and has 6035 subscribers.

You will learn about Building a development Splunk environment from scratch on a Linux server Onboarding data into Splunk Understanding the importance of the Common Information Model (CIM) Normalizing data using Splunk apps Developing basic reports and dashboards using your new Splunk instance Understanding why leaving systems exposed to the Internet is a bad idea This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to get started with Splunk administration. or If you have used Splunk for searching but have never brought in data or installed the software. or Individuals responsible for administering a Splunk environment but dont have much experience with running this software. It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to get started with Splunk administration. or If you have used Splunk for searching but have never brought in data or installed the software. or Individuals responsible for administering a Splunk environment but dont have much experience with running this software.

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Summary

Title: Getting to Know Splunk: The Hands-On Administration Guide

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Building a development Splunk environment from scratch on a Linux server
  • Onboarding data into Splunk
  • Understanding the importance of the Common Information Model (CIM)
  • Normalizing data using Splunk apps
  • Developing basic reports and dashboards using your new Splunk instance
  • Understanding why leaving systems exposed to the Internet is a bad idea
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone looking to get started with Splunk administration.
  • If you have used Splunk for searching but have never brought in data or installed the software.
  • Individuals responsible for administering a Splunk environment but dont have much experience with running this software.
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone looking to get started with Splunk administration.
  • If you have used Splunk for searching but have never brought in data or installed the software.
  • Individuals responsible for administering a Splunk environment but dont have much experience with running this software.
  • It’s time for you to learn how to navigate Splunk and dominate big data!

    Are your log files attempting to overthrow you? Have you heard of Splunk, but don’t know how to wield it for the greater good of your data, or that of your enterprise? Have you used Splunk, but want to learn how to set it up and build it out properly? If so, this class is for you.

    In this course, Tom will be teaching you how to get started with Splunk from the ground up. You’ll learn the basics of Splunk terminology, along with how to use the Splunk web interface to find the data you’re looking for. You’ll build your own Splunk environment, add and normalize data to the Common Information Model (CIM), create dashboards, and find events in your data. Finally, you’ll gain some more advanced searching techniques that will be particularly beneficial to those in network, security, and system administration roles.

    This course is unique in that it does not require you to have a pre-existing Splunk environment – you’ll actually be building and administering the Splunk system you will use to complete the lab activities.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: About this course

    Lecture 3: What is Splunk?

    Lecture 4: What are logs? Why do they matter?

    Lecture 5: Optional: AWS Environment Set-Up

    Chapter 2: Building your Splunk Environment

    Lecture 1: Installing Splunk 7.1

    Chapter 3: Splunk Terminology

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Splexicon

    Lecture 2: Events

    Lecture 3: Search

    Lecture 4: Report

    Lecture 5: Dashboard

    Lecture 6: SPL – Search Processing Language

    Lecture 7: Sourcetype

    Lecture 8: Index

    Lecture 9: Knowledge Objects & Fields

    Lecture 10: Lookup

    Lecture 11: Terminology wrap up

    Chapter 4: Data Onboarding

    Lecture 1: Approaching data onboarding

    Lecture 2: What if there isnt an app?

    Lecture 3: Splunk Config Files

    Chapter 5: Splunk Infrastructure

    Lecture 1: Core Infrastructure: Indexers and Search Heads

    Lecture 2: Supporting Infrastructure: Forwarders

    Lecture 3: Supporting Infrastructure: Syslog Receiver

    Lecture 4: Supporting Infrastructure: Deployment Server

    Lecture 5: Splunk Licensing

    Lecture 6: Splunk Clustering

    Lecture 7: Distributed Splunk Environments

    Lecture 8: Splunk Apps

    Chapter 6: Data Normalization

    Lecture 1: Normalizing Data: The Common Information Model

    Chapter 7: Using Your Splunk Environment

    Lecture 1: Splunk UI Overview

    Lecture 2: Using Fields

    Lecture 3: Search Modes

    Lecture 4: The Search Pipeline

    Chapter 8: Visualizing Data

    Lecture 1: Reporting Log Data: Tables

    Lecture 2: Advanced Searching Concepts: Chart

    Lecture 3: Advanced Searching Concepts: Timechart

    Lecture 4: Advanced Searching Concepts: Geostats and IPlocation

    Lecture 5: Advanced Searching Concepts: Eval

    Lecture 6: Advanced Searching Concepts: Rename

    Lecture 7: Advanced Searching Concepts: Relative Time Syntax

    Lecture 8: Advanced Searching Concepts: Search Performance

    Lecture 9: Advanced Searching Concepts: Time to experiment

    Lecture 10: Dashboards

    Chapter 9: Wrap Up

    Lecture 1: Course Wrap Up

    Instructors

  • Getting to Know Splunk- The Hands-On Administration Guide  No.2
    Tom Kopchak
    Director of Technical Ops
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