Once I can make SPL , what should I study next?
Because I do it myself, Splunk's recommended skill track
(for example: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/training/learning-path/courses-for-users.html)
is difficult because financial reason.
if you could tell me what materials and sites you recommend, and if you have any experience.
@to4kawa let me mention some of the resource I used besides premium Splunk Learning track:
free Splunk Education Credits
. Thank you all.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/splunk/corona_virus/master/appserver/templates/covid-19.html
I don't understand this.
Since I was taught a lot, I will study little by little.
@to4kawa let me mention some of the resource I used besides premium Splunk Learning track:
free Splunk Education Credits
. Thank you @niketnilay
The list is very easy to understand.
I don't know anything other than SPL, so what is JQuery? JS?...
I need more knowledge than Splunk
I think about it.
If you choose App development path, the Web Development Framework in Splunk will allow you to extend built in dashboard framework features by allowing you to code through Simple XML CSS extension (style) and JavaScript Extension (mainly behavior but can do style also). jQuery is a JavaScript library which is easy to code and understand.
However, you may not ignore this if App Development is not your path. Moreover with the new Dashboard Framework Simple XML gets changed with JSON and uses another JS library reactUI at the backend. So it is better to start learning those. You can check out .Conf sessions from 2018 and 2019 around Splunk Developer Cloud and Splunk Dashboard beta. There are several blogs that have been posted recently as well.
https://www.splunk.com/en_us/blog/leadership/bringing-data-to-covid-19.html
I checked the query.
It was easy.
After all expression is important
I'll try to do my best
Hi @to4kawa,
The first thing is obviously SPL but it seems to me that you are quite clever on this issue!
At this point you should begin to broaden your horizon either towards the architectural aspects or towards the Apps according to your interests and / or work needs.
As for the architectural aspects there is a free course on this and then you can start looking at:
As for the Apps, start with those that could help you in your working environment:
and then move on to the Premium Apps:
As a tool, I suggest you look in the Partner Portal, in the training section, because there are many interesting courses: even if they are a bit old they can be useful to you.
But more than a tool or a course, you should choose arguments to elaborate on and then find on docs.splunk.com the procedure to follow and try it on a lab that you can create by yourself based on your working needs and intereststhat, for me, should always be the guideline.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Thank you @gcusello
Maybe I need to make sure what I want to do.
There were too many courses and could not find a way.
I think about it.