Correlating Events with Transactions in Splunk

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Karun Subramanian

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:34

02 - Understanding Transactions and Why They Are Powerful

02 - Overview.mp4

00:59

03 - What Are Transactions.mp4

05:12

04 - How to Identify Transactions in Machine Data.mp4

03:01

05 - Family of Correlation Searches.mp4

01:46

06 - A Word of Caution.mp4

01:45

03 - Using Transactions

07 - Overview.mp4

01:51

08 - Grouping Transactions Using Startswith and Endswith.mp4

10:39

09 - Using Rex to Extract Fields.mp4

06:30

10 - Grouping Transactions Using Fields.mp4

11:24

11 - Correlating Events Using Time.mp4

08:09

04 - Creating Reports and Dashboards from Transaction Results

12 - Splunk Reports and Dashboards.mp4

04:47

13 - Creating and Scheduling Reports.mp4

10:48

14 - Creating and Scheduling Dashboards.mp4

07:08

05 - Determining When to Use Transactions

15 - Overview.mp4

02:59

16 - Transaction vs. Stats.mp4

06:57

17 - Transaction vs. Join.mp4

05:55

18 - When Correlation Is Not Possible.mp4

02:09

19 - Conclusion.mp4

01:59

Description

You will master how to correlate and group events in Splunk using transactions. Through many examples, you will learn how to generate reports and dashboards, extract fields, and compare alternative approaches to transactions.

What You'll Learn?

Correlating events in Splunk is an essential skill every Splunk user must have. Unfortunately, identifying and employing the right SPL commands with appropriate options can be very difficult. In this course, Correlating Events with Transactions in Splunk, you will gain a foundational knowledge of Correlating techniques in Splunk using transactions. First, you will learn the transaction command and all its useful options. Next, you will discover the all-powerful rex command to extract fields and use them in transactions. Then, you will explore how to generate reports and dashboards using transaction results. Finally, you will also gain an understanding of alternative commands such as stats and join, and when to use them. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of correlating and grouping events needed to effectively make sense of your machine data.

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Karun Subramanian

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Karun is passionate about IT operations. He has 20+ years of hands-on experience in diverse technologies ranging from Linux Administration to Cloud technologies, and everything in between. He specializes in modernizing IT operations with automation, end-to-end monitoring, CI/CD and containerization. He holds professional certifications from half a dozen companies, including IBM, Oracle and Splunk. Karun has extensive experience in popular Application Performance Management tools such as Dynatrace and New Relic; Log aggregation tools such as Elastic Search and Splunk; Software development in Java and Python. He has helped numerous companies implement devops,CI/CD, Monitoring, Log aggregation and Cloud migrations (AWS and Azure) Karun loves to teach. He enjoys producing high-quality, engaging learning materials that are useful for the learners immediately. In his spare time, Karun loves to read fiction, and coach elementary school basketball teams.

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