Creating Dashboards with Splunk - Legacy Course Information
The Creating Dashboards with Splunk course is designed for power users who want to create fast and efficient views that include customized charts, drilldowns, advanced behaviors and visualizations.
Major topics include using tokens, global searches, event handlers, dynamic drilldowns and simple XML extensions for JavaScript and CSS.
This Creating Dashboards with Splunk Courses have been replaced by shorter Splunk single-subject course modules, this page have been retained to assist customers.
To see which courses have replaced Creating Dashboards with Splunk and book the equivalent course click here Single-subject to Multi-subject course mapping.
Alternatively contact one of our Training Consultants on 1300 245 802 or email sales@ingeniq.com.au
The instructor very knowledgeable and was able to provide useful examples during the course..
Participant, Splunk Enterprise System Administration
Creating Dashboards with Splunk - Course Topics
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Simple XML
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Tokens
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Global Searches
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Dynamic Drilldowns
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Event Handlers
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Simple XML Extensions
Class Format
Instructor-led lecture with labs. Delivered via virtual classroom or at your site
Course Prerequisites
Splunk Fundamentals 1
Splunk Fundamentals 2
Related Certifications
Creating Dashboards with Splunk - Audience
Anyone whose role includes analysing and presenting complex data sets. Previous attendees have included Consultants, Business Intelligence/Business Analysts, Data Scientists and Application Developers.
Skills
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Working Knowledge of XML
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Some experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (recommended)
After completing Creating Dashboards with Splunk course you will be able to
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Understand 3 types of Splunk apps
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Know what an app consists off
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Create a simple XML app
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Use custom drilldowns and forms to enhance dashboards
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Brand & Package your own Splunk app
Creating Dashboards with Splunk - Course Objectives
Module 1 – Creating a Prototype
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Define simple syntax for views
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Use best practices for creating views
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Identify transforming commands
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Troubleshoot views
Module 2 – Using Forms
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Explain how tokens work
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Use tokens with form inputs
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Define types of token filters
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Create cascading inputs
Module 3 - Improving Performance
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Identify ways to improve dashboard performance
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Use the tstats command
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Use global searches
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Accelerate data models
Module 4 – Customising Dashboards
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Customize chart and panel properties
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Set panel refresh and delay times
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Disable search access features
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Define event annotations
Module5 – Using Drilldowns
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Define types of drilldowns
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Identify predefined tokens
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Create dynamic drilldowns
Module 6 – Adding Visualisations and Behaviors
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Identify types of event handlers
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Describe event actions
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Create contextual drilldowns
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Use simple XML extensions
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Define Splunk Custom Visualizations
Splunk Course Schedules and Timezones
Ingeniq Course are delivered live and in English and provide access to customers spanning multiple timezones.
Dates and times displayed for each course are relative to Australian Eastern Time (AET).
AM Marked Splunk Courses
AM marked courses start at AET 9:00am and finish at AET 1:30pm and are optimal for customers in the following countries and areas;
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UTC+10 including Australia (East Coast)
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UCT+11/+12 including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands
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UTC-8 including USA (West Coast), Canada (West Coast)
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UTC-7 including USA (Mid West)
PM Marked Splunk Courses
PM marked courses usually starts at AEDT 12:00pm or AEST 11:00 am and are optimal for customers in the following countries and areas;
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UTC+10 including Australia (East Coast)
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UCT+11/+12 including New Zealand and the Pacific Islands
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UTC-8 including USA (West Coast), Canada (West Coast)
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UTC-7 including USA (Mid West)