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Splunk 6 Knowledge Objects Prerequisites
Using SplunkSearching and Reporting with Splunk
What You'll Get in Splunk 6 Knowledge Objects
What You'll Learn in Splunk 6 Knowledge Objects
LookupsFields (Field aliases, field extractions, calculated fields)Tags and Event TypesWorkflow ActionsAlertsScheduled ReportsMacrosData Models
No Certification Test Available For This Course
No Certification Test Available For This Course
Splunk 6 Knowledge Objects Outline
Course Outline
Module 1 - Introduction
- Overview of Buttercup Games Inc.
- Lab Environment
Module 2 - Implementing Knowledge Objects
- Describe the Common Information Model (CIM)
- Understand the relationship between the CIM and knowledge objects
- Define naming conventions
- Review permissions
Module 3 - Creating Lookups
- Describe lookups
- Create a lookup file and create a lookup definition
- Configure an automatic lookup
Module 4 - Creating Field Aliases and Calculated Fields
- Create and use field aliases
- Create and use calculated fields
Module 5 - Creating Field Extractions
- Perform regex field extractions using the Field Extractor (FX)
- Perform delimiter field extractions using the FX
Module 6 - Creating Tags and Event Types
- Create and use tags
- Describe event types and their uses
- Create an event type
Module 7 - Creating Workflow Actions
- Describe the function of GET, POST, and Search workflow actions
- Create a GET workflow action
- Create a Search workflow action
Module 8 - Creating Alerts and Scheduled Reports
- Describe alerts
- Create alerts
- View fired alerts
- Describe scheduled reports
- Configure scheduled reports
Module 9 - Creating and Using Macros
- Describe macros
- Create and use a basic macro
- Define arguments and variables for a macro
- Add and use arguments with a macro
Module 10 - Creating Data Models
- Describe the relationship between data models and pivot
- Identify data model attributes
- Create a data model
- Use a data model in pivot
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