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Actual exam question from Splunk's SPLK-1004
Question #: 59
Topic #: 1
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Which of the following best describes the process for tokenizing event data?

  • A. The event data is broken up by values in the punct field.
  • B. The event data is broken up by major breakers and then broken up further by minor breakers.
  • C. The event data is broken up by a series of user-defined regex patterns.
  • D. The event data has all punctuation stripped out and is then space delimited.
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cagdaskarabag
2 days, 1 hour ago
In Splunk, tokenizing event data involves breaking it down into smaller components using a hierarchical approach. Major breakers define the boundaries of events, while minor breakers further segment the data into fields for efficient parsing and analysis. This structured process enables Splunk to index and analyze the data effectively.
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Derag
7 months, 1 week ago
No, B is correct. Tokenizing event data in Splunk involves breaking up the raw event data into individual fields that can be searched and analyzed. This process is done using breakers, which are defined as regular expressions that match certain patterns in the event data. There are two types of breakers: major breakers and minor breakers. Major breakers are used to break up the raw event data into individual events, while minor breakers are used to break up each event into individual fields.
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