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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: Managing Forwarders | - Describe the types of forwarders - Identify configuration methods - Explain forwarder management |
| Topic 2: Monitoring and Scaling a Splunk Deployment | - Describe scaling strategies - Identify monitoring tools and dashboards - Explain resource allocation and performance tuning |
| Topic 3: Managing Search Heads | - Explain the configuration of search heads - Describe search head pooling and clustering - Describe the deployment of apps to search heads |
| Topic 4: Introducing Splunk Architecture | - Describe the relationship between components - Identify the roles of each component - Identify Splunk components |
| Topic 5: Troubleshooting a Splunk Deployment | - Explain the use of internal logs - Identify common issues and error messages - Describe troubleshooting techniques |
| Topic 6: Managing Indexers and Indexer Clusters | - Explain the management of indexer configurations - Describe methods for troubleshooting indexer clusters - Describe indexer cluster architecture |
| Topic 7: Configuring Distributed Search | - Define search head clustering - Explain the role of search heads and indexers - Describe the operation of distributed search |
| Topic 8: Planning and Designing a Splunk Deployment | - Determine the appropriate license volume and type - List the data and resource requirements - Describe the key planning and design considerations |
| Topic 9: Data Collection and Ingestion | - Explain the use of Indexers and Heavy Forwarders - Describe data routing and filtering - Describe data collection techniques |
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NEW QUESTION # 83
(Which of the following is a valid way to determine if a new bundle push will trigger a rolling restart?)
Answer: D
Explanation:
The splunk validate cluster-bundle --check-restart command is the officially documented Splunk Enterprise method to determine if a configuration bundle push will trigger a rolling restart within an indexer cluster.
When configuration changes are made on the Cluster Manager (Master Node)-for example, updates to indexes.conf, props.conf, or transforms.conf-Splunk administrators must validate the bundle before pushing it to all peer nodes. Using this command allows the Cluster Manager to simulate the deployment and verify whether the configuration modifications necessitate a restart across peer indexers to take effect.
The --check-restart flag specifically reports whether:
* The configuration changes are minor (no restart required).
* The changes affect components that require a full or rolling restart (e.g., changes to indexing paths, volume definitions, or replication factors).
Running this validation prior to an actual splunk apply cluster-bundle command prevents service disruption during production operations.
Other commands such as splunk show cluster-bundle-status display deployment status but not restart requirements, and splunk apply cluster-bundle executes the actual deployment, not validation.
References (Splunk Enterprise Documentation):
* Indexer Clustering: Deploy Configuration Bundles with Validation
* splunk validate cluster-bundle Command Reference
* Managing Indexer Clusters - Rolling Restarts and Bundle Deployment Best Practices
* Splunk Enterprise Admin Manual - Cluster Manager Maintenance Commands
NEW QUESTION # 84
(A customer has an environment with a Search Head Cluster and an indexer cluster. They are troubleshooting license usage data, including indexed volume in bytes per pool, index, host, sourcetype, and source. Where should the license_usage.log file be retrieved from in this environment?)
Answer: A
Explanation:
The license_usage.log file is generated and maintained on the License Manager node in a Splunk deployment.
This log provides detailed statistics about daily license consumption, including data volume indexed per pool, index, sourcetype, source, and host.
In a distributed or clustered environment (with both search head and indexer clusters), the License Manager acts as the central authority that collects license usage information from all indexers and consolidates it into this log. The License Manager receives periodic reports from each license peer (indexer) and records them in:
$SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/license_usage.log
The log is automatically indexed into the _internal index with sourcetype=splunkd and can be queried using searches such as:
index=_internal source=*license_usage.log* type="RolloverSummary"
Other components like the Cluster Manager, SHC Deployer, or individual indexers do not store the full consolidated license usage data - they only send summarized reports to the License Manager.
Therefore, the License Manager is the definitive and Splunk-documented location for retrieving and analyzing license_usage.log data across a distributed deployment.
References (Splunk Enterprise Documentation):
* Managing Licenses in a Distributed Environment
* license_usage.log Reference and Structure
* Monitoring License Consumption Using the License Manager
* Splunk Enterprise Admin Manual - License Reporting and Troubleshooting
NEW QUESTION # 85
In search head clustering, which of the following methods can you use to transfer captaincy to a different member? (Select all that apply.)
Answer: A,B
Explanation:
Explanation/Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.1/DistSearch/Transfercaptain
NEW QUESTION # 86
(A customer wishes to keep costs to a minimum, while still implementing Search Head Clustering (SHC).
What are the minimum supported architecture standards?)
Answer: C
Explanation:
Splunk Enterprise officially requires a minimum of three search heads and one deployer for a supported Search Head Cluster (SHC) configuration. This ensures both high availability and data consistency within the cluster.
The Splunk documentation explains that a search head cluster uses RAFT-based consensus to elect a captain responsible for managing configuration replication, scheduling, and user workload distribution. The RAFT protocol requires a quorum of members to maintain consistency. In practical terms, this means a minimum of three members (search heads) to achieve fault tolerance - allowing one member to fail while maintaining operational stability.
The deployer is a separate Splunk instance responsible for distributing configuration bundles (apps, settings, and user configurations) to all members of the search head cluster. The deployer is not part of the SHC itself but is mandatory for its proper management.
Running with fewer than three search heads or replacing the deployer with a Deployment Server (as in Options B, C, or D) is unsupported and violates Splunk best practices for SHC resiliency and management.
References (Splunk Enterprise Documentation):
* Search Head Clustering Overview - Minimum Supported Architecture
* Deploy and Configure the Deployer for a Search Head Cluster
* High Availability and Fault Tolerance with RAFT in SHC
NEW QUESTION # 87
When using the props.conf LINE_BREAKER attribute to delimit multi-line events, the SHOULD_LINEMERGE attribute should be set to what?
Answer: C
Explanation:
When using the props.conf LINE_BREAKER attribute to delimit multi-line events, the SHOULD_LINEMERGE attribute should be set to false. This tells Splunk not to merge events that have been broken by the LINE_BREAKER. Setting the SHOULD_LINEMERGE attribute to true, auto, or none will cause Splunk to ignore the LINE_BREAKER and merge events based on other criteria. For more information, see Configure event line breaking in the Splunk documentation.
NEW QUESTION # 88
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