The Ingeniq learning path for power users takes you from investigative keyword searches to creating rich reports and visualisations to becoming a Splunk search ninja!
For Power Users
Notice: The following courses; Using Splunk, Searching and Reporting with Splunk, Creating Splunk Knowledge Objects, and Splunk Infrastructure Overview are now replaced with Splunk Fundamentals 1 and Splunk Fundamentals 2 (see new learning path below).
If you are a partner or have a subscription, you can continue to take the legacy classes and then take both the Certified User and Certified Power User exam.
Click on a course below to view a course description, class schedules, and register.
Splunk Fundamentals 1
This course teaches you how to search and navigate in Splunk, use fields, get statistics from your data, create reports, dashboards, lookups, and alerts. It will also introduce you to Splunk’s datasets features and Pivot interface.
Splunk Fundamentals 2
This course focuses on searching and reporting commands as well as on the creation of knowledge objects. Major topics include using transforming commands and visualizations, filtering and formatting results, correlating events, creating knowledge objects, using field aliases and calculated fields, creating tags and event types, using macros, creating workflow actions and data models, and normalizing data with the Common Interface Model (CIM).
Splunk Fundamentals 3
This course runs over 4 days and focuses on additional search commands as well as advanced use of knowledge objects. Major topics include advanced statistics and eval commands, advanced lookup topics, advanced alert actions, using regex and erex to extract fields, using spath to work with self-referencing data, creating nested macros and macros with event types, accelerating reports and data models.
Advanced Searching and Reporting with Splunk
This 18 hour course focuses on more advanced search and reporting commands. Scenario-based examples and hands-on challenges enable users to create robust searches, reports, and charts. Students are coached step by step through complex searches to produce final results. Major topics include the Splunk search process, using sub-searches, additional statistical commands and functions, formatting and calculating results, charting commands and options, correlating events, creating advanced lookup, and using DB Connect.
Creating Dashboards with Splunk
This two-day 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.
