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SPLK-2002 Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect A Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect has a thorough understanding of Splunk Deployment Methodology and best-practices for planning, data collection, and sizing for a distributed deployment and is able to manage and troubleshoot a standard distributed deployment with indexer and search head clustering. This certification demonstrates an individual's ability to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot complex Splunk Enterprise environments. The prerequisite courses listed below through Data and System Administration are highly recommended, but not required for candidates to register for the certification exam. All candidates who wish to access the exam must be Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin and complete the Architecting Splunk Enterprise Deployments, Troubleshooting Splunk Enterprise, Cluster Administration, and Splunk Enterprise Deployment Practical Lab courses. | ||||||||
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SPLK-2002 Dumps SPLK-2002 Braindumps SPLK-2002 Real Questions SPLK-2002 Practice Test SPLK-2002 dumps free Splunk SPLK-2002 Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect http://killexams.com/pass4sure/exam-detail/SPLK-2002 Question: 169 What log file would you search to verify if you suspect there is a problem interpreting a regular expression in a monitor stanza? A. btool.log B. metrics.log C. splunkd.log D. tailing_processor.log Answer: C Reference: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/479312/how-to-edit-inputsconf-to-monitor-multiple-files-w-1.html Question: 170 Which Splunk tool offers a health check for administrators to evaluate the health of their Splunk deployment? A. btool B. DiagGen C. SPL Clinic D. Monitoring Console Answer: D Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.1/DMC/DMCoverview Question: 171 In a four site indexer cluster, which configuration stores two searchable copies at the origin site, one searchable copy at site2, and a total of four searchable copies? A. site_search_factor = origin:2, site1:2, total:4 B. site_search_factor = origin:2, site2:1, total:4 C. site_replication_factor = origin:2, site1:2, total:4 D. site_replication_factor = origin:2, site2:1, total:4 Answer: B Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/Indexer/Sitereplicationfactor Question: 172 A multi-site indexer cluster can be configured using which of the following? (Select all that apply.) A. Via Splunk Web. B. Directly edit SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/local/server.conf C. Run a splunk edit cluster-config command from the CLI. D. Directly edit SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/default/server.conf Answer: BC Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/Indexer/Enableclustersindetail Question: 173 A Splunk architect has inherited the Splunk deployment at Buttercup Games and end users are complaining that the events are inconsistently formatted for a web sourcetype. Further investigation reveals that not all web logs flow through the same infrastructure: some of the data goes through heavy forwarders and some of the forwarders are managed by another department. Which of the following items might be the cause for this issue? A. The search head may have different configurations than the indexers. B. The data inputs are not properly configured across all the forwarders. C. The indexers may have different configurations than the heavy forwarders. D. The forwarders managed by the other department are an older version than the rest. Answer: C Question: 174 A customer has installed a 500GB Enterprise license. They also purchased and installed a 300GB, no enforcement license on the same license master. How much data can the customer ingest before search is locked out? A. 300GB. After this limit, search is locked out. B. 500GB. After this limit, search is locked out. C. 800GB. After this limit, search is locked out. D. Search is not locked out. Violations are still recorded. Answer: D Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/Admin/TypesofSplunklicenses Question: 175 What does the deployer do in a Search Head Cluster (SHC)? (Select all that apply.) A. Distributes apps to SHC members. B. Bootstraps a clean Splunk install for a SHC. C. Distributes non-search related and manual configuration file changes. D. Distributes runtime knowledge object changes made by users across the SHC. Answer: AC Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/DistSearch/SHCdeploymentoverview Question: 176 When using the props.conf LINE_BREAKER attribute to delimit multi-line events, the SHOULD_LINEMERGE attribute should be set to what? A. Auto B. None C. True D. False Answer: C Reference: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/6926/how-to-keep-data-together-as-one-event.html Question: 177 Which of the following should be included in a deployment plan? A. Business continuity and disaster recovery plans. B. Current logging details and data source inventory. C. Current and future topology diagrams of the IT environment. D. A comprehensive list of stakeholders, either direct or indirect. Answer: D Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/CoE/ssf/Handbook/StakeholderReg Question: 178 Which of the following will cause the greatest reduction in disk size requirements for a cluster of N indexers running Splunk Enterprise Security? A. Setting the cluster search factor to N-1. B. Increasing the number of buckets per index. C. Decreasing the data model acceleration range. D. Setting the cluster replication factor to N-1. Answer: A Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/Indexer/Systemrequirements Question: 179 Stakeholders have identified high availability for searchable data as their top priority. Which of the following best addresses this requirement? A. Increasing the search factor in the cluster. B. Increasing the replication factor in the cluster. C. Increasing the number of search heads in the cluster. D. Increasing the number of CPUs on the indexers in the cluster. Answer: A Reference: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.2/DistSearch/SHCarchitecture Question: 180 Search dashboards in the Monitoring Console indicate that the distributed deployment is approaching its capacity. Which of the following options will provide the most search performance improvement? A. Replace the indexer storage to solid state drives (SSD). B. Add more search heads and redistribute users based on the search type. C. Look for slow searches and reschedule them to run during an off-peak time. D. Add more search peers and make sure forwarders distribute data evenly across all indexers. Answer: C For More exams visit https://killexams.com/vendors-exam-list Kill your exam at First Attempt....Guaranteed! | ||||||||
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Cisco’s $28 billion offer for enterprise cloud protection company Splunk is the biggest enterprise software deal so far in 2023, while last year’s biggest, Broadcom’s $61 billion acquisition of VMware, is creeping closer to securing regulatory approval. There was a sharp decline in software merger and acquisition activity in the second quarter of 2023, after limited signs of a recovery in the first quarter. Deal values for Q2 were down 85% year-on-year, compared to a 52% drop in Q1. Deal numbers also declined in Q2, after a small rise in Q1, according to risk and financial advisor Kroll. One reason deals are getting smaller is that buyers are less willing to bet on future growth, and so ratios of enterprise value to revenue are getting smaller. Kroll noted that the ratio for ERP and supply chain management software vendors dropped from 11.0 in December 2021 to a low of 7.1 in December 2022, recovering slightly to 7.4 in June 2023. Over the same period the EV-to-revenue ratio for HCM software vendors dropped from 11.3 to 6.5 and for financial and accounting software vendors from 12.0 to 6.3. Vertical software vendors, already valued less highly, saw their EV-to-revenue ratio decline from 4.4 to 2.7 over the same period. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) vendors have also seen their valuations crash. After a euphoric period early in the COVID-19 pandemic, when the median EV-to-revenue ratio for SaaS companies topped 15, it had dropped below 10 by December 2021 and was as low as 5.9 in June 2023. Despite the broader slump in valuations, there have still been a handful of billion-dollar-plus enterprise technology M&A deals thus far in 2023, including the acquisitions of Splunk, Qualtrics, Apptio, MosaicML, and Software AG. For CIOs, these deals can disrupt strategic rollouts, spell a need to pivot to a new solution, signal sunsetting of essential technology, provide new opportunities to leverage newly synergized systems, and be a bellwether of further shifts to come in the IT landscape. Keeping on top of activity in this area can help your company make the most of emerging opportunities and steer clear of issues that often arise when vendors combine. Here CIO.com rounds up of some of the most significant tech M&As of 2023 to date that could impact IT. October 2023Atlassian pays almost $1B for LoomAtlassian, the developer of work management tools such as Jira, Confluence, and Trello, has agreed to acquire video messaging platform Loom for $975 million in stock and cash. It’s betting big that workers will prefer to send one another asynchronous video messages rather than text. AMD plans to acquire AI software company Nod.aiChipmaker AMD is taking a leaf out of rival Nvidia’s playbook with a plan to buy AI software developer Nod.ai for an undisclosed sum. Nvidia has turned itself into a trillion-dollar company by building a full stack of generative AI models, tools to create them, and hardware to run them. In contrast to Nvidia’s proprietary software approach, AMD is pinning its hopes on an open-source strategy to drive demand for its hardware. September 2023Cisco to pay $28B for SplunkEnterprise and cloud protection company Splunk could be part of Cisco a year from now, following a $28 billion bid from the networking equipment vendor. CEO Chuck Robbins sees the acquisition as a way for Cisco to expand its existing security products into a full-stack observability platform. He expects to close the deal by October 2024. SAP adds LeanIX to its software portfolioSAP is adding enterprise architecture management specialist LeanIX to its software stable. SAP is hoping that LeanIX’s AI-powered tool can help customers move off its legacy ERP system and onto S/4HANA in the cloud. exact research by LeanIX showed that only 12% of SAP customers have completed their move to the cloud, eight years after S/4HANA was released and just four years before SAP ends mainstream support for its predecessor, ECC6. Akeneo buys Unifai to clean up product catalogsProduct information management (PIM) specialist Akeneo has acquired Unifai, which uses AI for data collection, cleansing, and categorization. Akeneo plans to roll Unifai’s tools into its Product Cloud offering, where it will help with provider data onboarding and pricing integration. Rocket Software integrates tcVision developer BOSRocket Software, the company that lost out in July’s bidding war for Software AG, has landed on another acquisition target. On Sept. 7, it bought BOS, a German developer of data integration tools, including tcVision, which has been renamed Rocket Data Replicate and Sync. The deal will help Rocket round out its portfolio of mainframe modernization tools. August 2023IFS buys Falkonry to boost its ERP asset management servicesIFS has agreed to acquire Falkonry, developer of an AI-based time-series data analytics tool. IFS plans to incorporate it into its ERP platform to boost its enterprise asset management (EAM) services capabilities. Broadcom closes in on VMware acquisitionBroadcom secured approval for its $61 billion acquisition of VMware from the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority on Aug. 21, five weeks after gaining similar approval from the European Commission, the EU’s antitrust regulator. However, the company still needs the go-ahead from Chinese regulators for the bid, which it launched way back in May 2022. Broadcom representatives are still confident the deal will close by the end of the company’s fiscal year on Oct. 30, 2023. Adobe-Figma deal runs into regulatory troubleAdobe’s plan to buy one of the largest rivals to its online design tool Creative Cloud is having less luck with competition regulators. On Aug. 7 the European Commission called in Adobe’s September 2022 agreement to buy Figma for $20 billion for a full investigation, while the UK Competition and Markets Authority said in late June that it would oppose the deal unless Adobe made undertakings to avoid the deal resulting in a substantial lessening of competition. The US Department of Justice is also said to be considering an antitrust lawsuit to block the deal. Figma is more often seen in the art department than the IT department, but with Adobe also a big player in customer data platforms, CIOs will be wary of the company getting an even bigger hold on their cloud software spend. ServiceNow partners in Scandinavia and Germany mergeThe Cloud People (TCP), a ServiceNow partner based in Norway, has acquired its German counterpart Nuvolax. The deal nets TCP a delivery center in Brazil, giving it 24-hour service coverage and opening up access to the US market, where it has growth ambitions. July 2023Teradata acquires Stemma to enhance analyticsTeradata has bought Stemma, the three-year-old developer of an AI-based data exploration tool, to accelerate its Vantage self-service analytics platform. ServiceNow agrees to buy retail data platform G2KServiceNow is Preparing to sprinkle some more AI magic on its automation of workflows in the retail industry. It has agreed to buy G2K, the developer of the Parsifal data platform, which the company says can analyze the movement of customers and products around stores. Silver Lake buys majority stake in Software AGSoftware AG, the German maker of tools for managing IoT data, APIs, and legacy mainframe apps, looks set to become part of Silver Lake, which also owns stakes in Airtable, Celonis, Qualtrics and Splunk. The investment fund secured a 63% stake in the company, valuing it at $2.4 billion, after a bidding war that pitted it against mainframe modernization firm Rocket Software. Prior to the deal, Software AG’s largest shareholder was a foundation, SAGST, created by one of its founders: SAGST’s 30% holding had for years protected the company from takeovers, but in April the foundation agreed to sell most of its stake to Silver Lake. Sanjay Brahmawar, CEO of Software AG since August 2018, said the company will benefit from the stability and certainty provided by a single major shareholder. June 2023IBM offers $4.6 billion for ApptioIBM has agreed to buy cloud cost control specialist Apptio from private equity firm Vista, which has owned it since 2018. IBM plans to roll Apptio’s offering into its IT automation portfolio — AIOps, Instana and Turbonomics, — to help enterprises optimize both application cost and application performance from a single control center. The acquisition will also give IBM access to anonymized data on $450 billion of IT spending that it can use to train AI tools for further optimization. FTC case against Microsoft’s $68.7 billion bid for Activision Blizzard reaches courtThe US Federal Trade Commission has aired its concerns about Microsoft’s plans to acquire games developer Activision Blizzard in a US federal court, six months after it sought an injunction to stop the deal and 18 months after the companies announced it. Microsoft’s bid, a whopping $68.7 billion, dwarfs even the $19.7 billion it paid for Nuance Communications in 2021 or the $26.2 billion it paid for LinkedIn in 2018. Activision Blizzard’s apps are not typically authorized on enterprise networks, but when the deal was first announced, it seemed there was a chance its technology for creating and animating virtual worlds could make it into the workplace. Back then, Microsoft said the acquisition would give it the building blocks for the metaverse. However, since then Microsoft has laid off 100 staff in its industrial metaverse unit, essentially closing it down. While regulators in the European Union and South Africa have now approved the deal, the FTC and the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority are still against it. Databricks buys MosaicML for $1.3 billionGenerative AI is a hot commodity these days, and Databricks for one can’t get enough of it. In addition to developing its own large language model (LLM) based on open data, Dolly, it has now acquired MosaicML, the creator of two open source models, MPT-7B and MPT-30B. With the acquisition, Databricks hopes to make it easier for enterprises to build large language models based on their own data. Silver Lake buys Qualtrics for $12.5 billionQualtrics has changed hands again. SAP acquired it for $8 billion in 2018, but the graft didn’t take, and SAP soon sold a minority stake. Now Silver Lake and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board have snapped up the whole company. The deal closed June 28. SAP will remain a go-to-market partner of Qualtrics and service their joint customers. Data center operator nLighten has bought Euclyde, owner of six data centers in neighboring France. One of nLighten’s goals with the acquisition is to reduce its carbon footprint: in France 70% of electricity comes from nuclear power stations, while in nLighten’s home country, Germany, around one-third of it comes from coal, which has the highest carbon intensity of all electricity sources. HCM vendor UKG buys payroll provider ImmedisUKG’s cloud-based HCM software already delivers a wide range of functions to some enterprise HR departments. Now it is now adding to those capabilities with the acquisition of Immedis, which helps enterprises and mid-size companies operating in more than one country to manage payroll across borders. UKG plans to integrate the new functionality into its software suite as UKG One View later this year. IBM buys French cloud services firm AgylaLooking to Strengthen its offering for French clients, IBM has agreed to buy Agyla, a provider cloud platform engineering services. It plans to incorporate Agyla into its IBM Consulting division. May 2023Survey company Momentive says yes to STG dealSymphony Technology Group has closed its acquisition of Momentive (formerly SurveyMonkey) for $1.5 billion. STG’s portfolio also includes ERP vendor CAI Software and a stake in cybersecurity firm RSA. Snowflake adds Neeva’s generative AI to its data warehouse platformSnowflake has acquired Neeva, a small startup that used generative AI to Strengthen the search experience. The deal came just days after Neeva closed its subscription-based, ad-free search engine. Building a search experience people were willing to pay for, while hard, turned out to be the easy part, according to a farewell blog post from Neeva’s founders: “Convincing users to pay for a better experience was actually a less difficult problem compared to getting them to try a new search engine in the first place.” Now it’s up to Snowflake to convince its customers to change. IBM to automate cloud data protection with Polar Security acquisitionData security posture management specialist Polar Security will soon be part of IBM, which plans to integrate the Israeli company into its Guardium range of data security products. There, it will help IBM customers pinpoint security risks and compliance violations. IBM didn’t say how much it had paid for the company, but Israeli news site Tech12 put the price at $60 million. Databricks buys Okera to keep tabs on LLMsDatabricks has been encouraging enterprises to experiment with large language models, offering one of its own, Dolly, as open source. Now it’s offering its customers a way to keep such models under control with the acquisition of LLM governance specialist Okera. April 2023Ciphr adds diversity with Marshall acquisitionMarshall E-learning, a provider of diversity and inclusion training, is now part of Ciphr, a UK-based HR SaaS platform. Ciphr expects the deal will enable it to expand its existing online learning offering. March 2023Vista buys Equity Partners buys insurance software firm Duck CreekQuantive buys OKR consulting firmFollowing its acquisition of consulting firm AuxinOKR, strategy execution platform Quantive is rolling out a new consulting division to support enterprises adopting its tools for measuring business results. Quantexa is loving the AylienQuantexa has acquired Aylien, a Dublin-based natural language processing firm specializing in risk management and market insight. It will use Aylien’s NLP skills to enhance its AI-based decision intelligence tools for the finance industry. Capita lays off employment screening businessMatrix SCM, a British IT staffing agency, has acquired Security Watchdog, a provider of employment screening services, from Capita, the giant IT services business. It’s part of a broader sell-off for Capita, which also let go of three other human resources companies in March: Capita Resourcing, HR Solutions, and ThirtyThree. Capita is selling non-core businesses to reduce its debts and refocusing on public sector and customer experience work. Key secures RocketMainframe software developer Rocket Software has bought mainframe security specialist Key Resources. The deal will enable Rocket to offer additional security-related services to the mainframe users it works with. February 2023Thomas Bravo manages $8B spend on Coupa SoftwareCoupa Software, a provider of business spend management tools, has been acquired by investment firm Thomas Bravo in an $8 billion deal. Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has taken a minority stake. Thomas Bravo also owns business payments company BottomLine, open finance platform Solifi, data management tool Talend and a raft of security and identity management software companies. Arm sells software armProcessor designer Arm has sold Forge, its suite of software development tools for high-performance computing, to Linaro, which develops and supports a range of other Arm-specific software for enterprises. Arm originally acquired Forge in 2016 to support its entry into the HPC market. Accenture buys Morphus, adds new South-American cybersecurity centerWith its acquisition of Brazilian cybersecurity and threat intelligence provider Morphus, Accenture has added a new site from which to supervise its offering of managed security services and advanced analytics. The cyber fusion center in Fortaleza, Brazil, was previously Morphus Labs. January 2023OpenText buys Micro Focus for $5.8 billionOpenText has closed its acquisition of Micro Focus, a vendor of mainframe modernization and application portfolio management tools. OpenText’s first move on completing the deal was to begin laying off staff. It announced an 8% reduction in workforce to realize $400 million in annual cost savings to help finance the $5.8 million purchase, which it first announced in August 2022. Dell buys CloudifyAfter selling off its stake in VMware, Dell is moving back into the cloud software business with the acquisition of Cloudify. The Israeli startup has developed a cloud orchestration platform to help devops teams automate provisioning. McKinsey buys machine MLops platform IguazioMcKinsey is adding to its stable of machine learning experts with the acquisition of software developer Iguazio. In time, it plans to integrate it into QuantumBlack, a McKinsey business unit that has specialized in AI for the last decade. Iguazio is the developer of a commercial MLops platform and two open-source tools: MLRun, for ML pipeline orchestration, and Nuclio, which offers real-time serverless functions for automating application deployment. HPE buys Pachyderm to automate ML developmentPachyderm, a developer of data pipeline automation tools used in training machine learning models, is now part of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. The company’s software will become part of the HPE Machine Learning Development Environment. Quantum fusion: IonQ ties up with Entangled NetworksWith each of the handful of companies developing quantum computers betting on a different architecture, a cross-platform quantum computing operating system is still a way off. That’s why quantum hardware companies like IonQ are developing their own software tools too. To speed up the process, IonQ has acquired Entangled Networks, a developer of software optimization tools for quantum computers, and is building a new Canadian subsidiary around the software team. Two ServiceNow partners tie the knotServiceNow solutions provider Thirdera has acquired another ServiceNow partner, SilverStorm Solutions, to expand its reach in Europe. Thirdera also operates in South America. Combined, the two ServiceNow Elite-level partners have over 900 employees. December 2022IBM buys Octo Consulting GroupAppropriately enough for its eighth deal of 2022, IBM’s latest acquisition is called Octo Consulting Group. Not to be confused with Octo Technology, a French consulting company bought by Accenture in 2017, IBM’s Octo is a US company specializing in government IT modernization projects that was until recently owned by Arlington Capital Partners. Its 1,500 staff will join IBM Consulting. Intercontinental Exchange’s bid for Black Knight in doubtAnother of the biggest software deals of 2022 is also in doubt. In May, Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York Stock Exchange and a host of mortgage technology companies, bid $13.1 billion for Black Knight, a mortgage software company. In late December, though, the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives wrote to the US Federal Trade Commission to express its concern that the deal could result in too much concentration in the mortgage origination market. Big though the deal is, it’ll have few consequences for CIOs outside the mortgage services industry. Cognizant buys AustinCSI and assets of OneSource VirtualIT services giant Cognizant has added 175 digital transformation consultants in Texas with the acquisition of AustinCSI, a company specializing in the design of cloud and automation systems. It has also acquired 400 specialists from another Texas company, Workday partner OneSource Virtual, and bought Houston-based SAP services company Utegration, bringing it close to 350,000 employees worldwide. LumApps buys chatbot maker Vizir to Strengthen employee experienceFrench employee experience platform LumApps has snapped up Vizir, developer of a no code chatbot creation platform, to help enterprises deliver more interactive services to employees. Companies building their own tools for natural language understanding like this will face strong headwinds from the likes of ChatGPT, an interactive version of the giant AI language model GPT that can be trained for use in multiple domains. November 2022VMware shareholders approve acquisition by BroadcomAfter Broadcom made its offer in May, it’s a step closer to closing the $61 billion deal to buy VMware, after that company’s shareholders voted to accept the offer. VMware is looking to expand its virtualization technologies into the 5G edge computing market, where Broadcom’s radio and networking chip business could give it a foothold. RegScale, GovReady join forces to implement OSCAL governance formatsRegScale, a developer of governance, risk, and compliance software, has acquired compliance-as-code platform GovReady. The two companies are early adopters of NIST’s Open Security Controls Assessment Language (OSCAL), used for representing control catalogs and system security plans in machine-readable format. SAP service providers join forcesCodestone Group is still expanding. After its May acquisition of Clarivos, the company has added data analytics and BI specialist DSCallards to its collection. The purchase will allow it to expand its services capabilities around SAP and Microsoft ERP tools. Anonos buys Statice to boost data protectionAnonos, a developer of software for pseudonymizing personal data in use, has acquired Statice, creator of a tool for generating synthetic data. 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Evidence-Based PoliciesThe ACS advocates for chemical public policy and safety regulations based on robust science and risk assessment:
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Risk-Based SafetyThe ACS supports policies that appropriately integrate risk-based safety across the chemistry enterprise by promoting hazard recognition, risk assessment, risk management, and emergency preparedness (RAMP). Risk management is more robust when developed considering a variety of perspectives and all stakeholders have a voice in the process. ACS supports continued funding of the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board and other international, national, state, and local investigative entities so that incidents and near misses can be investigated, lessons can be learned, case studies can be publicized, and actions can be taken to prevent recurrence. Chemical Safety EducationThe ACS encourages programs to:
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