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Implementing Splunk 7, Third Edition

You're reading from   Implementing Splunk 7, Third Edition Effective operational intelligence to transform machine-generated data into valuable business insight

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788836289
Length 576 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Title Page
Packt Upsell
Contributors
Preface
1. The Splunk Interface FREE CHAPTER 2. Understanding Search 3. Tables, Charts, and Fields 4. Data Models and Pivots 5. Simple XML Dashboards 6. Advanced Search Examples 7. Extending Search 8. Working with Apps 9. Building Advanced Dashboards 10. Summary Indexes and CSV Files 11. Configuring Splunk 12. Advanced Deployments 13. Extending Splunk 14. Machine Learning Toolkit Index

Scheduling the generation of dashboards


As we stepped through the wizard interface to create panels, we accepted the default value of running the search each time the dashboard loads. As we mentioned earlier, this means that the user is penalized each and every time the dashboard is loaded in their web browser. It is silly (and a waste of resources) to rerun what may be multiple searches that are within a dashboard panel if the data that the search is based upon does not change very often. For example, if the indexed data is updated every evening, then rerunning a search on that data multiple times within the same day will not yield different results and would be a waste of resources.

A more prudent approach would be to convert the dashboard panels to not use inline, executed-at-load-time searches but reference reports instead (earlier in this chapter, we covered Convert to Report), or make it use scheduled queries.

If we use reports or scheduled queries in our dashboard, when the dashboard...

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