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SPLK-1002 · Question #31

Which of the following statements describe the Common Information Model (CIM)? (select all that apply)

The correct answer is A. CIM is a methodology for normalizing data. B. CIM can correlate data from different sources. C. The Knowledge Manager uses the CIM to create knowledge objects. The Splunk Common Information Model (CIM) is a shared semantic layer for Splunk data. (A) CIM is fundamentally a methodology for normalizing data - it defines a consistent set of field names and tags so disparate data sources use a common vocabulary. (B) Because CIM normalizes…

Using the Common Information Model Add-On

Question

Which of the following statements describe the Common Information Model (CIM)? (select all that apply)

Options

  • ACIM is a methodology for normalizing data.
  • BCIM can correlate data from different sources.
  • CThe Knowledge Manager uses the CIM to create knowledge objects.
  • DCIM is an app that can coexist with other apps on a single Splunk deployment.

How the community answered

(30 responses)
  • A
    90% (27)
  • D
    10% (3)

Explanation

The Splunk Common Information Model (CIM) is a shared semantic layer for Splunk data. (A) CIM is fundamentally a methodology for normalizing data - it defines a consistent set of field names and tags so disparate data sources use a common vocabulary. (B) Because CIM normalizes data to standard field names, it enables correlation across data from different sources and vendors. (C) Knowledge Managers use CIM as a foundation for building knowledge objects like data models, tags, and field aliases that align with the standard. (D) is incorrect - while a CIM Add-on app exists, it is not simply an app that 'coexists' with others freely; CIM is primarily a normalization standard/methodology, and the characterization in D is inaccurate or incomplete.

Topics

#Common Information Model#Data Normalization#Data Correlation#Knowledge Objects

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