Series: Splunk 101

Splunk SIEM: Search Processing Language (SPL) Basics

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This entry is part 7 of 4 in the series Splunk 101

Views: 91Splunk Search Processing Language comprises of multiple functions, operators and commands that are used together to form a simple to complex search and get the desired results from the ingested logs. Main components of SPL Search Field Operators Comparison Operators These operators are used to compare the values against the fields. Field Name Operator … Read more

Regular Expressions

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This entry is part 8 of 4 in the series Splunk 101

Views: 6Regular Expressions: Charsets Searching for Specific Strings Charsets in Regex Using Ranges Matching and Excluding Patterns Important Notes Regular Expressions: Wildcards and Optional Characters Wildcard Matching (. Dot) Optional Characters (? Question Mark) Matching a Literal Dot (\.) Regular Expressions: Line Anchors and Grouping Line Anchors Important Note: Grouping and Either/Or (|) Repeating Groups

Data Manipulation in Splunk: PART I

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This entry is part 9 of 4 in the series Splunk 101

Views: 10Splunk Log Parsing and Transformation Configuration Splunk needs to be properly configured to parse and transform the logs appropriately. Some of the issues being highlighted are: Splunk Data Parsing Guide Data parsing in Splunk involves extracting relevant fields and transforming the data into a structured format for efficient analysis. Step 1: Understand the Data … Read more

Data Manipulation in Splunk: PART II

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This entry is part 10 of 4 in the series Splunk 101

Views: 8Event Boundaries Event breaking in Splunk refers to breaking raw data into individual events based on specified boundaries. Splunk uses event-breaking rules to identify where one event ends, and the next begins. In the PART I of this series, we have created a TestApp which is placed at /opt/splunk/etc/apps/TestApp/. Please follow this link to read the PART I article. … Read more