최신 SPLK-1005 무료덤프 - Splunk Cloud Certified Admin

A. Store expired events on-prem using your own storage systems.

B. Expired events cannot be archived.

C. Archive some expired events from an index and discard others.

D. Store expired events in private AWS-based storage.

A. A subset of REST API endpoints are enabled for customers to manage Splunk.

B. REST API is not available in Splunk Cloud.

C. REST API and Splunk HEC are on the same port.

D. All REST API endpoints are open and available by default.

A. Install apps via the Request Install button.

B. Deploy premium apps.

C. Install apps via self-service.

D. Install apps that have not gone through the vetting process.

A. Self-service install of premium apps is possible.

B. Any app that can be deployed in an on-prem Splunk Enterprise environment is also supported on Splunk Cloud.

C. Only Cloud certified and vetted apps are supported.

D. Self-service install is available for all apps on Splunkbase.

A. Overrides should be placed in a folder named local, ideally within a custom Splunk app. This ensures the overrides are preserved upon product or app upgrade and will also be easier to maintain/support.

B. Try to store all configuration overrides in system/local folder to keep all configurations in one place. This ensures the modification has the highest precedence over all other configuration entries.

C. Any settings to be overridden should be modified in-place wherever the setting was found originally.
For example, if overriding a setting originally found in system/default, it should be overridden there to ensure that the desired value is used by Splunk.

D. It does not matter whether setting overrides are placed in default or local folders. Both are equally acceptable since Splunk will merge all the files together into one runtime model after each restart.

A. Can only be used to mask or truncate raw data.

B. Configured in props.conf and transform.conf.

C. Can be used to manipulate the sourcetype per event.

D. Operates on a REGEX pattern match of the source, sourcetype, or host of an event.

A. IPv4. CIDRs, DNS names. Wildcards

B. CIDRs, DNS names, Wildcards

C. IPv4, IPv6, CIDRs, DNS names

D. IPv4, IPv6, CIDRs, DNS names, Wildcards

A. Upgrading the indexer's Splunk software.

B. Creating users and roles.

C. Managing knowledge objects.

D. Forwarding events to Splunk Cloud.