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Advanced Splunk

You're reading from   Advanced Splunk Master the art of getting the maximum out of your machine data using Splunk

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2016
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ISBN-13 9781785884351
Length 348 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Ashish Kumar Tulsiram Yadav Ashish Kumar Tulsiram Yadav
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Preface 1. What's New in Splunk 6.3? FREE CHAPTER 2. Developing an Application on Splunk 3. On-boarding Data in Splunk 4. Data Analytics 5. Advanced Data Analytics 6. Visualization 7. Advanced Visualization 8. Dashboard Customization 9. Advanced Dashboard Customization 10. Tweaking Splunk 11. Enterprise Integration with Splunk 12. What Next? Splunk 6.4 Index

Search


Splunk is said to be the Google of machine data. So, searching is the most important set of actions that is performed to retrieve the exact information the user is looking for from the indexes. You will now learn how to make efficient use of search commands to fetch the relevant and required information precisely from the whole set of data.

The search command

The search command is used to search events and filter the result from the indexes. The search command, followed by keywords, phrases, regular expressions, wildcards, and key-value pairs, can be used to fetch filtered events from the indexes.

Mentioned as follows is the syntax for a search command instance:

<keywords>
    <wildcards>
    <key_value_pairs> or <fields>
    <phrases>
    <operators>
    <logical_expressions>
    <regular_expressions>
    <time_specifiers>

The parameter description for the preceding parameters is as follows:

  • keywords: A keyword can be any string...

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