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October 15, 2012

Exploring Splunk: Search Processing Language (SPL) Primer and Cookbook

Filed under: Data Analysis,Searching,Splunk — Patrick Durusau @ 2:35 pm

Exploring Splunk: Search Processing Language (SPL) Primer and Cookbook by David Carraso.

From the webpage:

Splunk is probably the single most powerful tool for searching and exploring data you will ever encounter. Exploring Splunk provides an introduction to Splunk — a basic understanding of Splunk’s most important parts, combined with solutions to real-world problems.

Part I: Exploring Splunk

  • Chapter 1 tells you what Splunk is and how it can help you.
  • Chapter 2 discusses how to download Splunk and get started.
  • Chapter 3 discusses the search user interface and searching with Splunk.
  • Chapter 4 covers the most commonly used search commands.
  • Chapter 5 explains how to visualize and enrich your data with knowledge.

Part II: Solution Recipes

  • Chapter 6 covers the most common monitoring and alerting solutions.
  • Chapter 7 covers the most common transaction solutions.
  • Chapter 8 covers the most common lookup table solutions.

My Transaction Searching: Unifying Field Names post is based on an excerpt from this book.

You can download the book in ePub, pdf or Kindle versions or order a hardcopy.

Documentation that captures the interest of a reader.

Not that warns them software is going to be painful, even if in the long term beneficial.

Most projects could benefit from using “Exploring Splunk” as a model for introductory documentation.

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