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Splunk online course

  1. Install Splunk Enterprise on Windows
  2. Search basics
  3. How to Create and Configure an Index in Splunk
  4. Access the Splunk Web Interface
  5. How to Add Data to Splunk
  6. Splunk Alerts Overview: Types, Conditions, Actions, and Throttling
  7. Using Boolean Expressions in Splunk Searches
  8. Collect Windows Event Logs from a Local Machine with Splunk
  9. Collect Windows Performance Counters in Splunk
  10. Collect Windows Host Information with Splunk
  11. Configure a Splunk Universal Forwarder on Linux
  12. How to Create and Manage a Report in Splunk
  13. How to Create an Alert in Splunk
  14. Create a Splunk Alert That Executes a Script When Disk Full Events Occur
  15. Splunk Data Sources and Inputs
  16. Run a Basic Search in Splunk
  17. Understanding and Using Fields in Splunk Searches
  18. Install the Splunk Universal Forwarder on Linux
  19. Install and Configure the Splunk Universal Forwarder on Windows
  20. Install Splunk Enterprise on Linux
  21. Install Splunk Enterprise on Windows
  22. Open the Search & Reporting App in Splunk
  23. Configure Splunk Forwarders to Monitor and Send Log Files
  24. Monitor Remote Windows Event Logs with Splunk Forwarders
  25. Using Pipes to Chain Search Commands in Splunk
  26. Splunk Reports Overview
  27. Splunk Search Rules and Basic SPL Syntax
  28. Set Up a Splunk Receiver for Forwarded Data
  29. How to Share a Report in Splunk
  30. Splunk sort Command: Sort Search Results by Field
  31. Splunk Home Web Interface Overview
  32. Splunk Online Tutorial: Installation, Log Collection, Search, Reports, and Alerts
  33. Splunk stats Command: Aggregate Event Data
  34. Using the Splunk Time Range Picker
  35. Splunk top Command
  36. What Are Splunk Forwarders?
  37. What Is an Index in Splunk?
  38. What Is Splunk? An Introduction to Data Search, Analysis, and Observability
  39. Splunk where Command: Filter Search Results with Eval Expressions
  40. Monitoring Windows Data Inputs with Splunk
Course overview

Splunk online course

Search basics

index, sourcetype, and a transforming command.

index=main sourcetype=linux_secure failed
| stats count by user, src_ip
| sort -count

Start narrow: index, time range, then a literal or a field. stats, timechart, and table turn events into answers. If a search is slow, you are probably scanning too much time or the wrong index — fix that before you add more pipes.

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