In Splunk Cloud, data is deleted from an index when the buckets roll to the frozen stage and no archive is defined. When data in a bucket reaches the frozen stage, it is deleted unless a frozen-to-archival script is configured to move the data elsewhere. This process is part of the index lifecycle management in Splunk.
Splunk Documentation Reference: Managing Indexes
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true regarding sedcmd?
Options:
A.
SEDCMD can be defined in either props.conf or transforms.conf.
B.
SEDCMD does not work on Windows-based installations of Splunk.
C.
SEDCMD uses the same syntax as Splunk's replace command.
D.
SEDCMD provides search and replace functionality using regular expressions and substitutions.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Explanation: SEDCMD in props.conf applies regular expressions to modify data as it is ingested. It is useful for transforming raw event data before indexing. [Reference: Splunk Docs on SEDCMD]
Question 3
In Splunk terminology, what is an index?
Options:
A.
A data repository that contains raw, compressed data along with psidx files.
B.
A data repository that contains raw, compressed data along with tsidx files.
C.
A data repository that contains raw, uncompressed data along with psidx files.
D.
A data repository that contains raw, uncompressed data along with tsidx files.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
In Splunk, an index is a data repository that stores both raw data and associated indexing information. Specifically, the raw data is stored in a compressed format, and the indexing information is stored in tsidx files (time series index files). These tsidx files enable fast searching and retrieval of data based on time. The correct terminology and structure make option B accurate.