Which of the following apply to how distributed search works? (select all that apply)

The correct answer is A. The search head dispatches searches to the peers C. Peers run searches in parallel and return their portion of results. D. The search head consolidates the individual results and prepares reports. Users log on to the search head and run reports: The search head dispatches searches to the peers Peers run searches in parallel and return their portion of results The search head consolidates the individual results and prepares reports

Distributed Search

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AThe search head dispatches searches to the peers
BThe search peers pull the data from the forwarders.
CPeers run searches in parallel and return their portion of results.
DThe search head consolidates the individual results and prepares reports

How the community answered

(32 responses)

A
88% (28)
B
13% (4)

Explanation

Users log on to the search head and run reports: The search head dispatches searches to the peers Peers run searches in parallel and return their portion of results The search head consolidates the individual results and prepares reports

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#Distributed search architecture#Search head role#Indexer role#Search process flow

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