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Splunk Boot Camp
Code:
SPLUNKBC
Duration:
2 Day
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$1995
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Splunk is one of the first platforms to help make sense of log data. Splunk is not just a tool for IT Ops, its a tool for developers. In fact, its a tool for everyone whos interested in using the power of data. There are a lot of use cases for Splunk, but first, youll to learn what its capable of and how to get the most of it.
If you have concerns about security and compliance, dont worry. You can still be compliant while making life easier with Splunk. Youll just need to give everyone visibility on whats happening with your applications in real-time or for analysis purposes. And yes, you can do all of this without giving people access to the servers.
This two-day boot camp is designed to empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to take full advantage of Splunk. This exercise-intensive course is for individuals looking to develop a deeper understanding of the tool. Our hands-on lab classroom format and real-world practice scenarios will cement your new skills with Splunks various applications and leave you prepared to properly collect, analyze, and utilize your machine data.
This course is available in the following formats:
Duration: 2 Day
Duration: 2 Day
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1995 |
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1995 |
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1995 |
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1995 |
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Delivery Format: Virtual Classroom
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$ 1995 |
Join an engaging hands-on learning environment, where youll learn:
- Splunk essentials
- Indexing in Splunk
- Splunk architecture and components
- Query and search your data
- How to create dashboards and visualizations
- How to apply alerts
This is a hands-on course with engaging instruction, demos, group discussions, labs, and project work.
Introduction to Splunk
- Whats Splunk?
- Authentication Methods
- Access Controls and Users
- Products, Licensing, and Costs
- Quick Tour Guide: User Interface
Indexes
- Splunk Data
- What are Indexes?
- What are Indexers?
- Search-Head
- Index Clusters
- Index Pipeline
- Events
- Fields and Field Extraction
- Forwarders
- Metrics
- Removing Data
Splunk Architecture
- Components of Splunk Deployments
- Deployment Scenarios
Search Processing Language
- What is Search Processing Language (SPL)?
- Searching Operators
- Search Commands
- Search Pipeline
- Sub-searches
- Commonly Used Search Commands
- Drilldowns
- Lookups
- Optimize Searches
Dashboard and Visualizations
- Dashboards in Splunk
- Creating Dashboards
- Visualization Types
- Search as Reports
- Dashboards
- Drilldown
- Forms
Alerts
- Creating Alerts
- Scheduling Alerts
- Alerts Notifications
Scheduled Reports
- Creating Scheduled Reports
Putting the Pieces Together
- In your final exercise, youll configure a typical scenario when using Splunk. You'll install and configure an NGINX, then the Splunk forwarder to collect logs in Splunk. The idea is that you can apply everything you've learned within the Bootcamp: creating searches, visualizations, dashboards, etc.
Introduction to Splunk
- Whats Splunk?
- Authentication Methods
- Access Controls and Users
- Products, Licensing, and Costs
- Quick Tour Guide: User Interface
Indexes
- Splunk Data
- What are Indexes?
- What are Indexers?
- Search-Head
- Index Clusters
- Index Pipeline
- Events
- Fields and Field Extraction
- Forwarders
- Metrics
- Removing Data
Splunk Architecture
- Components of Splunk Deployments
- Deployment Scenarios
Search Processing Language
- What is Search Processing Language (SPL)?
- Searching Operators
- Search Commands
- Search Pipeline
- Sub-searches
- Commonly Used Search Commands
- Drilldowns
- Lookups
- Optimize Searches
Dashboard and Visualizations
- Dashboards in Splunk
- Creating Dashboards
- Visualization Types
- Search as Reports
- Dashboards
- Drilldown
- Forms
Alerts
- Creating Alerts
- Scheduling Alerts
- Alerts Notifications
Scheduled Reports
- Creating Scheduled Reports
Putting the Pieces Together
- In your final exercise, youll configure a typical scenario when using Splunk. You'll install and configure an NGINX, then the Splunk forwarder to collect logs in Splunk. The idea is that you can apply everything you've learned within the Bootcamp: creating searches, visualizations, dashboards, etc.