
Overview
This eLearning course gives students additional insight into how Splunk processes searches. Students will learn about Splunk architecture, how components of a search are broken down and distributed across the pipeline, and how to troubleshoot searches when results are not returning as expected.
Skills Covered
Please refer to course overview.
Prerequisites
- Intro to Splunk eLearning course
Target Audience
Everyone can attend.

Module 1: Investigating Searches
- Use the Search Job Inspector to examine how a search was processed and troubleshoot performance
- Use SPL commenting to help identify and isolate problems
Module 2: Splunk Architecture
- Understand the role of search heads, indexers, and forwarders in a Splunk deployment
- Understand how the components of a bucket (.tsidx and journal.gz files) are used
- Understand how bloom filters are used to improve search speed
Module 3: Streaming and Non-Streaming Commands
- Describe the parts of a search string
- Understand the use of centralized vs. distributable commands
- Create more efficient searches
Module 4: Breakers and Segmentation
- Understand how segmenters are used in Splunk
- Use lispy to reduce the number of events read from disk
Module 5: Commands and Functions for Troubleshooting
- Using the fieldsummary command
- Using the makeresults command
- Using information functions with the eval command
- the isnull function
- the typeof function
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