Wizard marketing

Splunk Course Topics A.Machine Data Basics •Application Logs •Web Access Logs •Web Proxy Logs •Call Detail Records •Clickstream Data •Message Queuing •Packet Data •Configuration Files •Database Audit Logs and Tables •File System Audit Logs •Management and Logging APIs •OS Metrics, Status, and Diagnostic Commands •Other Machine Data Sources B.The Story of Splunk •Splunk to the Rescue in the Datacenter •Splunk to the Rescue in the Marketing Department •Approaching Splunk •Splunk: The Company and the Concept •How Splunk Mastered Machine Data in the Datacenter •Operational Intelligence •Operational Intelligence at Work C.Getting Data In •Machine Data Basics •Types of Data Splunk Can Read •Splunk Data Sources •Downloading, Installing, and Starting Splunk •Bringing Data in for Indexing •Understanding How Splunk Indexes Data D.Searching with Splunk •The Search Dashboard •SPL™: Search Processing Language •Pipes •Implied AND •top user •fields – percent •The search Command •Tips for Using the search Command •Subsearches E.SPL: Search Processing Language •Sorting Results •sort •Filtering Results •where •dedup •head •Grouping Results •transaction •Reporting Results •top •stats •chart •timechart •Filtering, Modifying, and Adding Fields •fields •replace •eval •rex •lookup F.Enriching Your Data •Using Splunk to Understand Data •Identifying Fields: Looking at the Pieces of the Puzzle •Exploring the Data to Understand its Scope •Preparing for Reporting and Aggregation •Visualizing Data •Creating Visualizations •Creating Dashboards •Creating Alerts •Creating Alerts through a Wizard •Tuning Alerts Using Manager •Customizing Actions for Alerting •The Alerts Manager G.Recipes for Monitoring and Alerting •Monitoring Recipes •Monitoring Concurrent Users •Monitoring Inactive Hosts •Reporting on Categorized Data •Comparing Today’s Top Values to Last Month’s •Finding Metrics That Fell by 10% in an Hour •Charting Week Over Week Results •Identify Spikes in Your Data •Compacting Time-Based Charting •Reporting on Fields Inside XML or JSON •Extracting Fields from an Event •Alerting Recipes •Alerting by Email when a Server Hits a Predefined Load •Alerting When Web Server Performance Slows •Shutting Down Unneeded EC2 Instances •Converting Monitoring to Alerting H.Grouping Events •Introduction •Recipes •Unifying Field Names •Finding Incomplete Transactions •Calculating Times within Transactions •Finding the Latest Events •Finding Repeated Events •Time Between Transactions •Finding Specific Transactions •Finding Events Near Other Events •Finding Events After Events •Grouping Groups I.Lookup Tables •Introduction •lookup •inputlookup •outputlookup •Further Reading •Recipes •Setting Default Lookup Values •Using Reverse Lookups •Using a Two-Tiered Lookup •Using Multistep Lookups •Creating a Lookup Table from Search Results •Appending Results to Lookup Tables •Using Massive Lookup Tables •Comparing Results to Lookup Values •Controlling Lookup Matches •Matching IPs •Matching with Wildcards J.Splunk Quick Reference Guide & Advanced topics •Case Sensitivity •Top Commands •Top Resources •Events •Sources and Sourcetypes •Hosts •Indexes •Fields •Tags •Event Types •Reports and Dashboards •Apps •Permissions/Users/Roles •Transactions •Forwarder/Indexer •SPL •Subsearches •Relative Time Modifiers •Common Search Commands •Optimizing Searches •Search Examples •Eval Functions •Common Stats Functions •Regular Expressions •Common Splunk STRPTIME Functions

Splunk Course Topics phno: 040- A.Machine Data Basics •Application Logs •Web Access Logs •Web Proxy Logs •Call Detail Records •Clickstream Data •Message Queuing •Packet Data •Configuration Files •Database Audit Logs and Tables •File System Audit Logs •Management and Logging APIs •OS Metrics, Status, and Diagnostic Commands •Other Machine Data Sources B.The Story of Splunk •Splunk to the Rescue in the Datacenter •Splunk to the Rescue in the Marketing Department •Approaching Splunk •Splunk: The Company and the Concept •How Splunk Mastered Machine Data in the Datacenter •Operational Intelligence •Operational Intelligence at Work C.Getting Data In •Machine Data Basics •Types of Data Splunk Can Read •Splunk Data Sources •Downloading, Installing, and Starting Splunk •Bringing Data in for Indexing •Understanding How Splunk Indexes Data D.Searching with Splunk •The Search Dashboard •SPL™: Search Processing Language •Pipes •Implied AND •top user •fields – percent •The search Command •Tips for Using the search Command •Subsearches E.SPL: Search Processing Language •Sorting Results •sort •Filtering Results •where •dedup •head •Grouping Results •transaction •Reporting Results •top •stats •chart •timechart •Filtering, Modifying, and Adding Fields •fields •replace •eval •rex •lookup F.Enriching Your Data •Using Splunk to Understand Data •Identifying Fields: Looking at the Pieces of the Puzzle •Exploring the Data to Understand its Scope •Preparing for Reporting and Aggregation •Visualizing Data •Creating Visualizations •Creating Dashboards •Creating Alerts •Creating Alerts through a Wizard •Tuning Alerts Using Manager •Customizing Actions for Alerting •The Alerts Manager G.Recipes for Monitoring and Alerting •Monitoring Recipes •Monitoring Concurrent Users •Monitoring Inactive Hosts •Reporting on Categorized Data •Comparing Today’s Top Values to Last Month’s •Finding Metrics That Fell by 10% in an Hour •Charting Week Over Week Results •Identify Spikes in Your Data •Compacting Time-Based Charting •Reporting on Fields Inside XML or JSON •Extracting Fields from an Event •Alerting Recipes •Alerting by Email when a Server Hits a Predefined Load •Alerting When Web Server Performance Slows •Shutting Down Unneeded EC2 Instances •Converting Monitoring to Alerting H.Grouping Events •Introduction •Recipes •Unifying Field Names •Finding Incomplete Transactions •Calculating Times within Transactions •Finding the Latest Events •Finding Repeated Events •Time Between Transactions •Finding Specific Transactions •Finding Events Near Other Events •Finding Events After Events •Grouping Groups I.Lookup Tables •Introduction •lookup •inputlookup •outputlookup •Further Reading •Recipes •Setting Default Lookup Values •Using Reverse Lookups •Using a Two-Tiered Lookup •Using Multistep Lookups •Creating a Lookup Table from Search Results •Appending Results to Lookup Tables •Using Massive Lookup Tables •Comparing Results to Lookup Values •Controlling Lookup Matches •Matching IPs •Matching with Wildcards J.Splunk Quick Reference Guide & Advanced topics •Case Sensitivity •Top Commands •Top Resources •Events •Sources and Sourcetypes •Hosts •Indexes •Fields •Tags •Event Types •Reports and Dashboards •Apps •Permissions/Users/Roles •Transactions •Forwarder/Indexer •SPL •Subsearches •Relative Time Modifiers •Common Search Commands •Optimizing Searches •Search Examples •Eval Functions •Common Stats Functions •Regular Expressions •Common Splunk STRPTIME Functions

PART I: EXPLORING SPLUNK Machine Data Basics Application Logs Web Access Logs Web Proxy Logs Call Detail Records Clickstream Data Message Queuing Packet Data Configuration Files Database Audit Logs and Tables File System Audit Logs Management and Logging APIs OS Metrics, Status, and Diagnostic Commands Other Machine Data Sources The Story of Splunk Splunk to the Rescue in the Datacenter Splunk to the Rescue in the Marketing Department Approaching Splunk Splunk: The Company and the Concept How Splunk Mastered Machine Data in the Datacenter Operational Intelligence Operational Intelligence at Work Getting Data In Machine Data Basics Types of Data Splunk Can Read Splunk Data Sources Downloading, Installing, and Starting Splunk Bringing Data in for Indexing Understanding How Splunk Indexes Data Searching with Splunk The Search Dashboard SPL™: Search Processing Language Pipes Implied AND top user fields – percent The search Command Tips for Using the search Command Subsearches SPL: Search Processing Language Sorting Results sort Filtering Results where dedup head Grouping Results transaction Reporting Results top stats chart timechart Filtering, Modifying, and Adding Fields fields replace eval rex lookup Enriching Your Data Using Splunk to Understand Data Identifying Fields: Looking at the Pieces of the Puzzle Exploring the Data to Understand its Scope Preparing for Reporting and Aggregation Visualizing Data Creating Visualizations Creating Dashboards Creating Alerts Creating Alerts through a Wizard Tuning Alerts Using Manager Customizing Actions for Alerting The Alerts Manager

• Activate your computer • Setting Up the User Interface • Set up the UI & search options • Organization Administration • Set your organization's language & locale • Manage currency
Customization
 • Create custom profiles & custom fields • Define dependent picklists
 • Customize lookup fields & formula fields
 • Customize page layouts
 • Customize standard related lists
 • Learn about record types & business processes
 • Use field-level security
Security & Access
 • Create & manage your users
 • Set organization-wide defaults
 • Learn about record access
 • Create the role hierarchy
 • Learn about the sharing model
 • Manually share records
 • Set up opportunity team selling & account teams • Learn about folder access
Workflow
 • Define workflow
 • Set up workflow rules
 • Set up workflow tasks & alerts
Workflow Approvals
 • Plan approvals using workflow
 • Use the approval wizard – standard vs. jump-start • Create workflow approvals • Data Validation • Learn about Salesforce CRM data validation
 • Create data validation rules
 • Learn about custom fields & unique properties Data Utilities
 • Import records using the import wizards
 • Use mass delete
 • Use mass transfer
 • Learn about storage utilization • Analytics • Create custom reports
 • Use advanced filters
 • Use conditional highlighting
 • Use custom summary formulas
 • Create dashboards
The AppExchange
 • Learn about the AppExchange
 • Install an app
 • Uninstall an app
Marketing Administration
 • Use the integrated campaign builder
 • Learn about lead queue & lead assignment setup • Learn Web-to-lead & auto-response rules
Service & Support Administration
 • Learn about cases & solutions
 • Set up case escalation rules
 • Identify solution categories & suggested solutions Salesforce Console
 • Navigate the Salesforce Console
 • Create a Salesforce Console
Extending Salesforce CRM
 • Learn about custom objects
 • Learn about custom tabs
 • Learn about custom Web tabs
 • Build a custom app SESSION II: Designing Applications on Force.com • Learn about factors to consider when building a data model • Develop custom objects and fields, encrypted fields, field help, and field history 
tracking • Use master detail, lookup, and many-to-many relationships • Create a user interface for custom applications using the Custom Object tab, Page 
Layout, and • Customization options • Set field attributes on the page layout • Use the Custom Object queue and event-based workflow rules with field update 
actions • Develop custom formulas and validation rules 
Designing Applications for Multiple Users • Learn about factors to consider when designing applications for multiple users • Create profiles, understand what a profile controls (including data access), and 
customize • profiles to manage the user experience • Customize the user experience with record types and page layouts • Control access to records • Employ OWD, sharing rules and levels, roles, public groups, and manual share • Apply profiles, OWDs, role hierarchy, and sharing to restrict access to sensitive data • Apply OWDs, public groups, and manual sharing to create conditional access to data • Analyze suitability of FLS, page layouts, and record types to satisfy business 
requirements 
Implementing Business Processes 
 • Use the vlookup, regex, ischanged, isnew, and priorvalue functions to build business processes