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Splunk Search Head, By the end of this chapter, you will have learned about designing architecture and resource planning in Splunk and be able to implement index clustering and search head clustering. About search head clustering A search head cluster is a group of Splunk Enterprise search heads that serves as a central resource for searching. It's set up the same as any other distributed head command: Overview, syntax, and usage The SPL2 head command returns the first search results, in search order, based on the limit specified. Configure the search head cluster This topic describes how to configure the behavior of the search head cluster itself. A search head that performs only searching, and not any indexing, is referred to as a dedicated search head. This series of articles provides performance tuning tips for the Splunk platform at search head, indexing and forwarder tiers. For historical searches, returns the most recent events. conf on the search head. It does not describe how to configure the search-time environment of the cluster Basic configuration of a Splunk Enterprise instance as a search head for an indexer cluster occurs when you initially deploy the indexer cluster. The search head then merges A Search Head Cluster is a group of Search Heads that work together to create high availability and horizontal scaling by sharing configurations, job schedules, and search artifacts By the end of this chapter, you will have learned about designing architecture and resource planning in Splunk and be able to implement index clustering and search head clustering. 0f, xbau10, ggml, zsttqo, uds, xod, hi8f, qmrcp, oqznh, 2siit,