Explain the splunk architecture?
Answer / Manish Kumar Singh
Splunk Architecture consists of three main components: Forwarders, Indexers, and Search Heads. Forwarders collect machine data from various devices and send it to Indexers for indexing. Indexers process the data, making it searchable, and can also act as a forwarder if needed. Search Heads receive searches from users and distribute them to Indexers for execution. Results are then returned to the user via Search Heads.
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