When Splunk indexes data in a non clustered environment, what kind of files does it create by default?
When Splunk indexes data in a non clustered environment, what kind of files does it create by default?
When Splunk indexes data, it creates two main types of files: the index files, which point to the raw data, and the .tsidx files, which are the time-series index files. These index files help in efficiently searching and retrieving the indexed data. Additionally, the raw data is stored in a compressed form, but the question specifically asks for files created by the indexing process in a non-clustered environment, emphasizing the index and .tsidx files.
A Splunk Enterprise index contains a variety of files. These files fall into two main categories: The raw data in compressed form (rawdata) Indexes that point to the raw data (index files, also referred to as tsidx files), plus some metadata files
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.0.5/Indexer/Aboutindexesandindexers
Correct is B
Answer B
This is tough, seems like it could be B or C, depending on your point of view: "A Splunk Enterprise index contains a variety of files. These files fall into two main categories: The raw data in compressed form (rawdata) Indexes that point to the raw data (index files, also referred to as tsidx files), plus some metadata files"
C would not be correct because metadata files aren't compressed. This question was designed to get people pretty well