A Splunk Core Certified User is able to search, use fields, create alerts, use lookups, and create basic statistical reports and dashboards in either the Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud platforms. This optional entry-level certification demonstrates an individual's basic ability to navigate and use Splunk software.
The Splunk Core Certified Power User is an entry-level certification exam that demonstrates your ability to navigate and use the Splunk software. This certification provides you a basic understanding of SPL searching and reporting commands. You will be skilled to create knowledge objects, use field aliases, create tags and event types, use macros, create workflow actions and data models, and normalize data with the Common Information Model in either the Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud platforms.
Splunk Certifications are an IT industry standard designed to validate knowledge of and demonstrate proficiency with Splunk’s universal machine data platform. Certifications range from entry-level to expert and were created to help candidates succeed and thrive in a competitive marketplace. Splunk’s Certification Program is still growing! When a new certification exam is being developed, eligible candidates have the exciting opportunity to participate in its beta phase. Beta exams are typically longer, don’t offer immediate test results, and are free to all candidates. The registration process is the same for all exams, regardless of beta or final form status. Becoming Splunk certified opens new doors in career growth and professional development.
Exam Topics are mentioned below
Introduction to Splunk
What is Splunk
Introduction to Splunk's User Interface
Basic Searching
Using fields in Searches
Search language Fundamentals
Using Basic Transforming Commands
Creating Reports and Dashboards
Datasets and the common Information Model
Creating and using Loopup
Creating Scheduled Reports and Alerts
Using Pivot
Beyond Search Fundamentals
Using Transforming Commands for Visualizations
Using Mapping and Single Value Commands
Filtering and Formatting Results
Correlating Events
Introduction to Knowledge Objects
Creating and Managing Fields
Creating Field Aliases and Calculated Fields
Creating Tips and Event Types
Creating and Using Macros
Creating and Using Macros
Creating and using WorkFlow Actions
Creating Data Models
Using the Common Information Model Add-on
