These three processes are directly involved in index-time processing in Splunk:
Input: Data is ingested from various sources, such as files, syslog, or network devices.
Parsing: The raw data is parsed into meaningful events, extracting fields and timestamps.
Indexing: The parsed events are indexed and stored in Splunk's data repositories, making them searchable.
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